‎Jennifer's Body (2009) directed by Karyn Kusama • Reviews, film + cast • Letterboxd

Jennifer's Body

A newly possessed cheerleader turns into a killer who specializes in offing her male classmates. Can her best friend put an end to the horror?

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Review by brat pitt ★★★★½ 6

this is twilight for bi girls
Review by Lucy ★★★★½ 3

invented feminism
Review by ghostsarereal ★★★★★ 15

Poor old Jennifer's Body. This movie gets a lot of hate, and it deserves none of it. Maybe it's because Diablo Cody is a controversial writer; maybe it's because Megan Fox is considered to be a bad actress; maybe it's because it was marketed as a sexy movie for boys when it's actually a movie about female friendship. Maybe it's all of the above.

But while this movie has been written off as a trashy failed experiment in horror comedy, it's actually a thoughtful, perceptive, and scary examination of what it means to be a teenage girl. You could see its two main characters, Jennifer and Needy, as stereotypes; at first glance, they look like the archetypal teen girl characters,…
Review by alie ★★★★★ 1

the dialogue in this movie... tarantino is shook
Review by Lucy ★★★★½ 2

"do you buy all your murder weapons at home depot? GOD YOU'RE BUTCH"
Review by jose ★★★★½ 2

let girls eat men. they’re just hungry. /:

Review by JL Sugden ★★★★

can you believe that this movie made me gay AND goth
Review by Jomas Gaard ★★★★

This deserves it’s reappraisal. Kusana is great.
Review by Berbet ★★★★

Succubus
Review by Andrew Lucas ★★★★

“I just got Aquamarine on DVD. It’s about this girl that’s like, half sushi. She must’ve had sex with a blowhole or something.”

Where’s Megan Fox’s Oscar for this
Review by Amber O’Brien ★★★

I’m legit rooting for Jen for this whole movie. But also Megan Fox will never not be a trash bag of an actress.
Review by Jamie ★★★★½

this movie is a masterpiece, truly
Review by Bella S ★★★

oddly entertaining.. the dialogue? wig
Review by zian 🍄 ★★★½

Tea of the serve made a point legend
Review by Victoria Ayala Gómez ★★★★★

Poetic cinema