The film was well-received for its sharp script and performances, particularly from , Maria Bakalova , and Rachel Sennott . It holds a "Certified Fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes , praised for being a "subversive" take on the classic whodunnit formula.
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: When a group of wealthy 20-somethings plan a "hurricane party" at a remote family mansion, a party game called "Bodies Bodies Bodies" goes horribly wrong. As real bodies start dropping, the group's fake friendships and social media-obsessed personalities unravel in a bloody, paranoid mess.