About this episode

Troy and Roger discuss the film 'Bodies Bodies Bodies', exploring its mix of horror and satire, performances, and social commentary.

Troy and Roger brave the hurricane party from Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022), where the drinks are flowing, the friendships are hanging by a thread, and absolutely nobody seems equipped to handle a crisis. The guys dig into the film's mix of horror and satire, its cast of privileged twenty-somethings, and the paranoia that takes over once the body count starts rising. Along the way, they debate whether the movie's social commentary is clever or just trying a little too hard, and discover they don't exactly see eye to eye on where the film succeeds. They also break down the standout performances, the surprisingly funny moments, and an ending that definitely sparked some conversation. Whether you're a fan of the film or still wondering what all the hype was about, there's plenty to unpack in this one.

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Hosts: Troy Escamilla, Roger Conners

Topics covered

• horror
• satire
• film review
• social commentary
• performances
• paranoia

Keywords

• Bodies Bodies Bodies
• horror film
• satire
• film review
• social commentary
• performances
• paranoia

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Books & works: Bodies Bodies Bodies

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