Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) KILL COUNT

Alice “did you just shoot me”
Jordan “no”
That line delivery from Jordan is fucking fantastic

I feel so bad for Greg specifically, the poor guy wanted to tag along and have fun. I was wondering why he was hanging out with people so much younger and less mature than him, after David started bothering me, I would have just went home and read a book

I love how they called Greg an “Afghan Vet” which they probably got from them hearing he took care of an Afghan Hound for his job- that gag clicked for me a few minutes after they revealed he was a Veterinarian’s Assistant-

That was probably the SMARTEST plot twist I've seen in a while

This movie is a fucking FEAST of tiny details. There are SO many little moments that you barely catch the first time through that could incriminate any of the characters at any moment. It's genuinely fantastic and I really hope more people here actually take the time to watch it for themselves. This movie deserves the recognition.

To me, Bee really started it off. The group weren't actually going to kill Greg and then she just did it no hesitation.

My favorite detail about this movie is that Sophie went to rehab and her friends abandoned her. The same friends who enabled the drug problems in the first place. And then when Sophie shows up again, they're all holding their breath.

I really loved this movie. It's so hard to look at millennial and Gen Z online culture without seeming like you're making fun of real concerns about -isms and social issues, but some people absolutely use activism-speak as armor or to bully people instead of communicating or getting anything real done. Everyone in this movie getting paranoid and then justifying that paranoia with a lot of self-serving nonsense disguised as who's a 'good person' is so perfect here, it's a delicate balance and they just nail it.
Also thank you for the charity merch, James, that's just awesome of you.

I ALWAYS appreciate when a sponsor segment is written with entertainment in mind

I love how in his haste to imitate Greg David forgot the most important part of what Greg did. Moved the blade away from his body, which I I think perfectly demonstrates how much more knowledgeable Greg is then everyone else that he remembered the most important blade safety rule and they didn't.

Pete Davidsons line of "I feel like I'm more attractive than that" is fucking hilarious because I think most guys look at him and think the exact same thing

Alice's body dysmorphia line was probably one of the biggest laughs I had last year. It's just a perfect Gen Z aside.

I actually really enjoy that ending where no one was the killer but it gets the audience trying to guess who it is just like the game they played

as a gen z myself... that ending feels too real... one person did something dumb and then another dies from accusations and the panic from no one asking any real questions leads to more harm because everyone wants results without taking the steps to see the results due to a lack of patience

I love how it keeps the audience as paranoid as the characters the whole time, keeping us in their heads as opposed to looking down on them.

This movie just has so many little details that are so funny. Like the fact that Alice is so quick to accuse Jordan and Bee of being the killers but still defended Greg’s innocence to the rest of them. And then admits to everyone that she’s only known him for six weeks. Jordan must’ve not had that Libra moon too

I love how this film poked fun at gen z'ers without feeling like an old man yelling at a cloud.

I think I laughed literally every time Alice opened her mouth 😆 2022 was such a great year for movies

I think this movie is genius in a way that a lot of people kept guessing seriously about who was the killer but that sudden revelation that they just killed each other for no reason was actually shocking but totally realistic. Some people quickly jump to crazy conclusions & theories and it leads to terrible endings.

I appreciate that small nod James gave to Lee Pace being the pie maker in Pushing Daisies. Lee Pace is 100% always the right choice.

This movie genuinely has one of the best plot twists in horror history it’s hilarious and insane

justifying feeling so threatened by greg with a "he's 6'4 of muscle and we're one-wet-tshirt-away-from-100-lbs" would have been so much more logical but i love how jordan immediately jumped to the wrong conclusion it tells so much about her character

I never noticed this, but Bee is *almost* vindicated pointing a gun at Sophie at the end.
Sophie possibly killed Emma, or at least knew how Emma died - and chose not to speak up and let Bee take the fall when Alice locked Bee out of the house.

I remember watching this film in theaters and when the ending twist was revealed I immediately thought to myself
"Bruh..."
Perfectly sums up the finale of the film

As a gen z kid, this movie was terrifyingly accurate to how people I know would react in a scenario like this. I was genuinely terrified because I could draw parallels between the characters and the people I know

One of my favorite movies of 2022 I was so confident with who I thought the killers were, but that plot twist changed everything

Because of this kill count, I went to watch this movie on streaming right away, just to watch this episode! This movie is a masterpiece. It kept me guessing through and through, and when the reveal came, I was shocked. This movie was so intelligent, destined to become a cult classic one day.

A cast can make or a break a movie and I think the cast did a really terrific job with this film

God I love how great these sponsor segments are, and Chelsea's great acting.

Yo I actually LOVE that twist ending. Would NOT have seen that coming.

i think a lot of gen z (myself included) was worried this would be a cringey, preachy, mean-spirited dig at our generation. i really loved this movie and i also really enjoyed the layers and messages it lets you interpret. my partner and i went to go see it and were laughing the entire time because it was accurate and hilarious. it definitely wasn’t a “hey fellow kids” kind of script and it was refreshing to see a piece of media that’s supposed to be about gen z actually reflecting it somewhat well.

I will say it is quite refreshing to have a cast of characters that are dislikable because they are written very well to serve that purpose instead of them being unlikable because they’re lazily written and one dimensional. I did began to watch this kill count before watching the movie but I’m glad I listened to James because it truly is better going into that movie without knowing anything. Truly A+ material even though I do feel a little mixed on the ending though I will say after experiencing said ending it truly was the most fitting way to end that roller coaster of a movie.

A24 is pumping out masterpieces at this point

That plot twist is actually one of the best I've seen in YEARS.😄

Its so nice seeing the team members being more included into skits and videos in general :D

Another movie I probably wouldn't have watched if not for Deadmeat. This movie was pretty entertaining and the ending twist was brilliant. Really enjoyed it 😂

Fun fact: I live near where Bodies Bodies Bodies was filmed, and I remember receiving an informal note in my mailbox letting me know the shooting hours for the movie and the general synopsis of the story. The mansion in question is hidden behind a bunch of trees so the movie finally gives me a chance to see what parts of it look like lol
The crew seemed to be very polite :D
Edit: For those wondering, this mansion is an exception in the area, and not all the houses around are so huge and expensive, so it’s been abandoned for a while because no one wanted to buy it. The previous owners built it all up and then dipped, hoping someone would come along and buy it

I watched this with my friends, and none of us could’ve guessed the ending the scariest part is the fact that this is totally how we would act in this situation. (Maybe a little more rational)

You know, James, lots and lots and lots of things have made me happy in your references, but the Dear Evan Hanson reference at 10:50 has got to be my favorite so far.
Top tier, buddy.

This was an interesting movie concept and what really made it work was the crazy out of reality dialog. It has you thinking so much about how the characters don't get what it's like to live in the real world that you don't pay attention to what's going on in the story. It actually is good writing to write bad dialog and it's funny so kudos to this movie a success 😎👌👏 and thanks James fir making it funny as always.

An accidental Who Done It with no killer is a pretty interesting concept

I saw this in a theatre with a friend and the collective reaction to the twist was a choir of gasps before giggles and laughter started slowly fading in, absolutely loved it

Definitely one of the best sponsor segments in a kill count, fucking hilarious 😂

It's such a great touch that she uses the headlamp that was part of the stuff they thought he was crazy for having.

As someone who has been forced to deal with Gen Z kids on both sides of the line, this movie is hilariously accurate

Do the menu! Its such a good horror movie and really show how horror shows changed over the years and not some creepy guy who chases girls! 😊

This movie works so well as a fun horror comedy but I think there's a nice message in there about how Gen Z will basically destroy itself if we're just always at each other's throats and vilifying harmless people all the time.

“She’ll ’Rue’ the day that Sophie threatens her,” is absolutely hilarious as Sophie is played by the same actress as Rue in the hunger games

That's a really clever ending. Spending the whole movie scared of something that doesn't exist.

I love how in 9:46 James reference Lee's character (Greg) as the pie maker as a reference to his old acting job as a pie maker in Pushing Daisies. Also love how many references he made about the show with Lee's character

Glad you made reference to Pushing Daisies. Such a fun show! And, the actress who played Alice was hilarious in this movie, keeping me the most engaged throughout

I was fortunate enough to catch this premiere at SXSW! I love how much people love this film

Absolutely loving the recent sponsor segments. These skits are hilarious!

The entire time I watched the movie, I kept thinking “if that person is the killer that would make no sense” about all of them so the fact that it was David who offed himself is hilarious
Thanks for the 1k likes!!!

This channel goes so hard. I'm sure everyone knows, but you can send your recommendations into James. I'm still waiting on a "deep blue sea" kill count lol

Imagine James watching a 10 hour horror movie, just to give us a kill count. He'd be exhausted

The fact that I've met kids my age who act similar to the people in this movie is what is terrifying.

I think a lot of people hate Pete Davidson because he's one of those comedians who has no filter, but I think that makes him even funnier.

I loved this movie so much. Fun, funny and I liked that the little jabs at gen z weren't meanspirited. The audience I saw it with LOST IT when Alice died (the dude behind me actually yelled NOOOOoooooOOOOO!!!! I didn't think people did that); people actually cared about these characters. Didn't realize who the writer was until right now!

For anyone wondering why the kill counts have been changed from Last Night in Soho and Nope to Malignant and Prey, It’s likely because both Last Night in Soho and Nope are Universal films and James mentioned he had a hard time posting The Black Phone kill count (also a Universal film) because they started allowing people to only use so much footage from their films in videos

That was a shocking ending man holy shit I didn’t see that coming LMAO!! Good ass movie!!

I rented the movie so that I could watch it before the Kill Count and I'm so glad I did. Now on to the podcast! Many thanks.

i'm so glad you liked this movie! i think it's hilarious and fun and i genuinely couldn't guess the ending. also very much appreciate how many references you made to lee pace's past characters lmao i love him!

I don’t know when I was a kid I would skip all of the sponsors but now I love the sponsored stuff. It’s just amazing to see how it fits in with the video.

18:33 - This kind of easter egg is one of the reasons I watch these Kill Counts. I LOVED this film, although I feel the audience I saw it with were not in on the joke. I could not stop laughing at the final reveal but I was almost alone in that. Also, Pete Davidson also seems like a cool guy, I do appreciate his stan Up and he did a pretty good job on the film.

Alice was the best character of the movie for me, her dialogue was absolutely hilarious.

This why I love Dead meats its like basically watching movies that I'd never normally watch on my own

I was already interested in buying that sweater but knowing the funds are getting donated has me wanting to buy more! Awesome!

this was hilarious and still had me guessing. the last scene was perfection

One of 2022's best movies, sooo funny and the twist was amazing. Love it~

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Thank you for posting this video. I overall liked it and liked the drama and mystery aspect of it. But some of it is very confusing and I found myself going back on some parts. It looks like the big takeaways are that David killed himself by accident and being dumb, everyone stopped trusting each other and suspecting each other, secrets came out about their finances and feelings towards each other, and more accidental killings happened. 😂😂😂😂
Definitely a narcissist bunch.

The actors killed it here but good god it pains me to know people actually acted like they did when I was watching the movie

I haven't watched a Dead Meat vid in a while but holy shit, y'all's sponsorship segments are incredible 😭

This movie was fantastic! The cast did a phenomenal job bringing their characters to light as well as highlighting the dangers of distraction (social media) and groupthink. If David hadn’t let his ego get to him he wouldn’t have accidentally slit his own throat and none of the others would have died either.

The sponsor part had me in complete tears the way james just came back into the frame “click the link in the description box”😂😂😂

Rachel Sennott as Alice is definitely the best performance and best character in this movie! She was so funny and how she always switched sides was hilarious. I really hope she gets more acting roles.

Won’t lie I usually skip sponsors but James know how to keep my attention 😂

The "be good people" part is now more important than ever....thanks again for the good work.

I just love how James just rudely interrupting while their friend is dying

Fun fact: In the original script for the movie Max (they might’ve changed the name i forget) was going to have a much larger role to the story.

Finding out that the screenplay was written by the same person who wrote The Wolves makes a *lot* of sense. Especially with how the characters bounce off each others

I love how it’s more than a movie recap he actually makes jokes and adds funny commentary I love this channel

Honestly, as a Gen Z myself, I was expecting this movie to be cringy as hell. But honestly, it was surprisingly accurate. The classic "gen Z lingo" worked SUPER well. I especially liked the "you're silencing me!", because that sounds like something I would say ironically to my friends 😅 Something a lot of people miss about Gen Z is the diversity (haha more lingo) of us. While some of us would say "gaslighing" as a joke, others would be serious, and others would complain about it. We all grew up on different parts of the internet, and where we congregated shows our humor and language. So, this movie was pretty accurate to the gen z experience imo, the "fighting over phone not gun" part was a bit silly, but considering how silly these characters are I don't mind.

I was lucky enough to watch this without remembering anything in the trailer.. GREAT DECISION! Really added the suspense and CONSTANT guessing

I remember watching this movie on a whim with friends, best movie experience with lots of laughs and jokes

This was awesome! You have such a great sense of humor and never fail to make people smile! Also, in 2023 when M3GAN comes out could you do a kill count for it?

This has become one of my favorite kill counts

dammmmn you've become more and more creative with your sponsor introductions🔥🔥💕

I feel bullied at how hard i tried guessing the killer (i was adamant it was Sophie having revenge on her old friends) and i was SO WRONG! That twist was frustrating, hilarious, and super tragic, cause it totally fits Pete Davidson😆

Aw i love the new part of the breakdown of kills where it mentions other horror movies with the same kill count nice addition!

i’m so glad i listened and watched this movie before watching this cause omfg this movie is wild i think this is one of my favorite horror movies now

Sarah deLappe is one of my favorite new writers. I know her from her play; The Wolves. Highly recommend giving it a read if this movie interested you.

I love the Racon ad you did! Please do more skits if you can/want to, I LOVED it!

I remember going to see this film a good few months back.
The ending, in my opinion, was a bit naff, but other than that I really enjoyed the film! :D
It's not every day you see a film like this blended with modern technology/views, and handled quite well. If just having a naff ending was my only criticism, then so be it

Seeing Pete Davidson with all his tattoos on display makes me really appreciate the work of the makeup team on this movie, like damn! It looks so seamless!

im wondering is there a database, csv file of data of all the movies you guys have covered?

I remember I used to watch your videos everyday! They were great, this video will probably be good too!

I watched this when it came into theaters - such a cool experience

I love y’all soooo much you make my day so much better