Bodies Bodies Bodies Has the Most Original and Hilarious “Who is the Killer Twist”

What happens when you put rich kids together who are throwing a party during a hurricane at a mansion?

If you guessed a bloodbath, you got it!

Bit corny, I know.

Bodies Bodies Bodies is about a group of young kids who decide to hang out with a rich guy named David, who decides to host a party at his place during a hurricane.

Why they chose to do something so stupid, I will never know.

The story follows a young girl named Bee, who is currently in a relationship with her girlfriend, Sophie. She appears nervous attending a party with strangers, who appear to hold a resentment towards Sophie.

Even though there is obvious tension among the friend group, they decide to go ahead and party, having fun during the storm.

The kids begin a game of Bodies Bodies Bodies, where someone must “die,” and they need to figure out who killed the victim.

What starts off as fun and games leads to a terrible argument with David and the group, ending the game pretty quickly. As the friends are trying to continue having fun without David, the lights go out.

What happens next is complete chaos.

Everyone is getting murdered by a mysterious killer.

The group is forced to play a sick game of figuring out who the mystery killer is, once they discover that David has been murdered.

They desperately attempt to call 911, but due to the storm, they are not able to contact authorities. They attempt to escape the property in a car, but Sophie and Bee accidentally left something on in the car, that led to the battery dying. Bee kills the boyfriend of one of the girls, in an act of self defense, and to protect the rest of the group.

Everyone realizes that he most likely was not the killer, and accusations are thrown at Bee, leading to her having to escape the house and go find another way inside. When Bee returns, the chaos never ends. The last of the survivors struggle to find the killer, accusing one another, getting into arguments, and confronting harsh truths about each other.

These unfortunate mistakes bring up the body count, each of them getting picked off one by one.

Only Sophie and Bee are left at the end of the movie.

You assume that the killer is finally going to be caught.

That one of the girls has to be one of them, right?

Well…it’s much worse than you think.

There was never a killer.

It all turned out to be one big misunderstanding.

As Sophie and Bee are fighting each other in the end of the film, the Wi - Fi returns during their struggle. They watch a TikTok video on David's phone, and realize the real truth.

It turns out, David accidentally got himself killed. Due to jealousy over a guy that was a part of their group, he attempted to film himself doing a TikTok by attempting to open a bottle with a machete.

It was obviously a bad idea, and he accidentally swings the blade toward his neck.

This leads to the group believing that David had been murdered…and getting themselves killed in the process.

Every single death was just a terrible accident.

Let that sink in.

An accident.

Now that…is hilarious.

I couldn’t stop laughing when the twist was revealed.

This film was excellent, and one of the best slasher reveals ever.

Thank you for reading!

Emy Quinn