The film is horror-meets-comedy-of-errors.
In the murderously fun Bodies Bodies Bodies, Gen Z privilege is the first victim
Halina Reijn’s satirical slasher gleefully skewers its young adult characters’ vanity, viciousness and vapidity.
A long history of social deduction games predate the popular paranoia-inducing online game Among Us, from Mafia to Werewolf. Bodies Bodies Bodies presen...
Amandla Stenberg, Rachel Sennott, and a host of other rising stars are on the chopping block in this sharp slasher.
Instead of banding together when the bloodshed starts, narcissistic millennials and Gen Z-ers start backstabbing one another in devilishly funny slasher satire.
Bodies Bodies Bodies proves to be a bloody, funny breakdown of zoomer self-obsession, with a standout cast. Read our review of the A24 film.
Starring Pete Davidson and Amandla Stenberg, “Bodies Bodies Bodies” puts an original and inspired twist on the horror/thriller genre.
Imagine if the seven deadly sins were wealthy gen-z'rs threw a house party.
Gruesome darkly comic thriller delivers on the promise of its title.
Read Empire's review of the delightful unbearable Gen Z slasher.
Social satire meets a stacked body count in A24's fizzy, savage Gen-Z house horror 'Bodies Bodies Bodies.'
Amandla Stenberg and Pete Davidson are among the rising stars in a movie that plays triggering and toxicity for laughs
In Halina Reijn’s second feature, a group of wealthy friends throw a party with fatal consequences.
Amandla Stenberg and Pete Davidson star in a satire that’s far more than a scornful put-down of the incoming generation
Trapped in a mansion without internet, what's a group of friends to do but descend into bloody mayhem?
"Bodies Bodies Bodies" is the latest movie so eager to crack the pathology of the youths that it loses the texture of actual teenage behavior
...a hate-watch thriller that scoffs at its characters as much as you do.
Maria Bakalova, Rachel Sennott and Pete Davidson lead a strong cast in a darkly comic thriller that tries to repackage Agatha Christie for Generation Z.
Halina Reijn's amusing debut feature satirises Gen Z nihilism but doesn't have much to say about the pop culture stereotypes it depicts.
Lee Pace, Peter Davidson, and Amandla Stenberg face off.
Also worth seeing: Dark, surreal ‘Sandman’; eye-opening ‘Five Days at Memorial’; poignant ‘Love Song.’
There have been some corkers this year.
With Brad Pitt at its center, in a haze of unbothered charm, David Leitch’s film aims to emulate Tarantino but comes off as a juiced-up version of “Mu...
The satire is positively mouthwatering in this modern new horror film.
In this film from Halina Reijn, a group of rich Gen Z friends fear that a killer is stalking their inner circle.
During a blackout — with cell phones and glow sticks to light the way — a party game turns deadly in this horror comedy.
It’s half satire, half horror, and dizzying in both modes
It’s Agatha Christie crossed with Euphoria. Asunlikely a combination as that might seem to be, Bodies Bodies Bodiesmostly works as both a slasher murder my...
On three new SXSW films, including the latest from Richard Linklater.
The kind of stuff fun summer entertainment should be made of.
On the sliding scale of “house party that turns to murder mystery” films, “Bodies Bodies Bodies” falls on the “Ready or Not” end of the spectrum,...
It's got a drinking game that turns into a murder mystery, plus Pete Davidson, but this movie's no fun at all. K. Austin Collins' review
The storm raging outside is the least of their worries when a group of Gen Z friends turn on each other in Halina Reijn’s cocaine-fueled paranoid night...
Real life will always be bloodier than fiction.
Starring Borat breakout actor Maria Bakalova, Bodies Bodies Bodies starts in an isolated mansion and turns the stereotypical slasher set-up on its head.
Nine years into its existence, A24—the once-indie production and distribution label behind modern greats like Under the Skin (2013), Moonlight (2016), and ...
Bodies Bodies Bodies delightfully, viciously skewers of Millennial culture – or, more accurately, what Instagram-less tsk-tsk’ers imagine millennial cult...
It's open season on human beings this week, as aliens, assassins and rich kids play the most dangerous game.
★★★☆☆Dutch director Halina Reijn, working with the American playwright Sarah DeLappe, has created what is arguably the first genuine Generation Z h...
The victims are smug and social-media–obsessed, but this thriller could stand to be even nastier
Bodies Bodies Bodies is one of those movies that wins you over scene by scene, before sealing the deal with its marvelous, ludicrous ending
A house party turns into a nightmare in a painfully hip new thriller.
Halina Reijn's film gathers — and kills off — a group of rich kids whose idea of friendship is the most lethal thing about them.
Amandla Stenberg, Pete Davidson, and the rest of the cool-kid cast star in a satirical slasher that’s never as sharp as it should be.
There is plenty to love about 'Bodies Bodies Bodies', even if it could’ve sharpened its satirical knives a bit more
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