Bodies Bodies Bodies

Original characters in an original story; no established characters to swap.

Female-dominated friend group with men sidelined, but the film satirizes everyone equally rather than presenting flawless women or a 'men are the problem' message.

• Greg, the older male outsider, is repeatedly suspected and underestimated
• The women are portrayed as just as petty and dangerous as the men

The central relationship is a lesbian couple, Sophie and Bee, whose romance and tensions drive the plot.

• Sophie brings her girlfriend Bee to the gathering
• Their relationship and arguments are a core throughline of the story
• Hints of past relationships among the group including queer dynamics

Diverse young cast fitting a contemporary setting; plausible rather than lore-breaking.

• Mixed-race and queer friend group of wealthy 20-somethings

The film satirizes Gen Z therapy-speak and performative wokeness — it mocks the language rather than sermonizing, but the buzzwords are pervasive.

• Characters weaponize terms like 'gaslighting,' 'ableist,' and 'triggering' in arguments
• Dialogue parodies social-media activist vocabulary

No real anti-masculinity or anti-West thesis; the satire targets privileged Gen Z generally.

Original screenplay with no source material.