Tragedy Girls

... Imagine instead a Heathers that gleefully goes all the way past the point of nihilism, and ends up in a warped funhouse mirror reflection of society that blends camp and satire in equal measure...

In the meantime, I don't want to oversell a near-great B-movie that is nonetheless a B-movie. Suffice to say Tragedy Girls has great fun with myriad horror movie tropes.

For the most part ... the movie cranks visceral, caffeinated thrills out of its teenage-meat grinder.

Attempting to combine Clueless-style humor revolving around self-absorbed high school girls with slasher film tropes, Tragedy Girls proves neither funny nor scary enough to be distinctive.

The movie's central idea and bright young cast are so good that some of its shallowness is forgivable.

Although "Tragedy Girls" is up-to-date on tweets and technology, its high school dynamics conform to familiar tropes.

The lovely little psychopaths, the gore gags, the realistic and entertaining exchanges: they are all perfect. While the ending isn’t necessarily realistic, it’s tied in a pretty pink blood splattered bow and I was really happy with it.

It's over the top, but it maintains a sense of real-worldness, making every murder feel that much more resonantand making laughing that much more uncomfortable.

Manages to blend humor with horror in a way that feels fresh, giving a new generation of horror fans their very own Scream.

If you want hilariously-dressed teen girls, colorful cinematography, and incisive commentary on social media, ignore the ridiculous title and hit [it] up...