Bodies Bodies Bodies

Bad movies with higher ratings than they actually are

Sayang oras. Parang nakaka tanga lang un plot twists sa huli. Mas maraming drama kesa sa horror

I am one of those people who loved this movie and were satisfied with the cast and the ending. But there is another group of people who hated every performance and especially the ending. Guess what? They are just like the young people in the movie.

What initially seemed like a typical teen horror flick turns out to be a fun and surprisingly well-crafted film.

Bodies Bodies Bodies is a sharp, satirical take on Gen Z culture wrapped in a murder mystery. The dialogue is witty and self-aware, capturing the internet-fueled language of the TikTok generation. It’s not your typical slasher flick; it’s more of a psychological whodunit with a cheeky twist. Darkly funny, surprisingly insightful, and dripping with style, Bodies Bodies Bodies is a fresh spin on the genre that both entertains and pokes fun at modern-day performative “wokeness.”

Honestly, I went into 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' expecting... well, not much. But, aside from that Pete Davidson cameo, I was genuinely surprised. This film nails the Gen Z vibe - a chaotic mix of partying, drugs, and that constant 'trust no one' paranoia, all wrapped up in a deadly game of 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' (or, as they call it, 'Duck Duck Sus'). The ending? Chef's kiss. The kills were creative and fun, and the pacing kept me hooked the whole time. Seriously, I had zero issues. It's not going to win any Oscars for changing the face of cinema, but it's a solid, entertaining horror-comedy. If you're looking for a sharp, funny slasher flick that perfectly captures the modern social landscape, give 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' a watch. You might be surprised, like I was. Solid little flick.

kills where waek, the people where petty and unlikable. The end was the only short of funny thing. Over all disappointed.

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It’d be easy to write this off as another derivative riff on the slasher subgenre ala “Scream”, but that’d be doing the film a disservice. This is a dark comedy of manners with horror overtones. The satire is biting and hilarious, and everything that goes wrong tilts chiefly because of the characters’ desperate insecurity. Gen Z takes it on the chin pretty hard here. The whole cast knocks it out of the park, including Gen Z posterboy Pete Davidson. Lee Pace plays a supporting role as a much older boyfriend, and I’m of the opinion that any time spent with Lee Pace onscreen is time well spent. The real monster in this movie is the toxic narcissism of Gen Z. The aftermath sunrise is a barely amped-up version of a real-life post-party dawn where everyone was too indulgent, too impulsive, too needy, and too desperate to avoid the consequences of their actions the night before. If you want to argue this isn’t a real horror movie, I’ll only say that if you’re right then neither was Shaun of the Dead. And even if you are right, I still like them both. On a scale of American Pie to The Breakfast Club ima give it a Better Off Dead. #MitchsMovieReviews