A group of rich 20-somethings plan a hurricane party at a remote family mansion. Exhausting every possible entertainment they could think of, the group decides to play a murder in the dark game. But what could be a fun party game turns deadly when bodies start dropping, for real. Desperate to find the killer among them, they also begin turning against each other, discovering fake friends along the way.
A savagely hilarious whodunit, the comedy horror feature finally drops on your streaming screens this March!
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When a group of friends throw a hurricane party at a remote family mansion, a party game turns lethal in this fresh and funny look at backstabbing, toxic friendships, and how to basically make things worse.
While wildly entertaining, the film also speaks volumes as a satire on privilege, youth culture, and Gen-Z’s inability to function without Wi-Fi and relate to each other without using words like “vibe” and “toxic”.
In its true horror fashion, viewers are still given mystery, strong violence, blood, and gore, all the while poking fun at social media jargons and phrases that Gen Z uses too much and too often.
“You’re gaslighting me,” said a character after being accused of killing, or “Why do you always make it about you?”, after one shoots another, are just some of the ruthlessly funny scenes to have graced the screen.
Directed by Halina Reijn and produced by David Hinojosa and Ali Herting, this black comedy horror about one party gone wrong stars Amandla Stenberg, Maria Bakalova, and Myha’la Herrold. Also appearing in supporting roles are Chase Sui Wonders, Rachel Sennott, Pete Davidson, and Lee Pace.
Watch trailer
You can watch the trailer for the smash-hit horror comedy film below:
Bodies Bodies Bodies release date
Despite its limited release, the hilarious horror flick performed well at the box-office during its opening weekend. Meanwhile, it hit Australian theatres on 15th September 2022. Those who wanted to stream the movie online were able to do so after it became available on pay-per-view.
For other options, the film finally drops on streaming TV via BINGE and Amazon Prime Video on 30th March. Foxtel and Foxtel Now also streams the movie from 15th April. For the Bodies Bodies Bodies showtimes on Foxtel, you can check their TV guide to confirm the time of the premiere, as well as the replays.
| Movie | BINGE | Prime Video | Foxtel Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bodies Bodies Bodies | 30th March 2023 | 30th March 2023 | 15th April 2023 |
What other streaming services are Bodies Bodies Bodies on?
The movie will be available to watch on BINGE and Prime Video from 30th March, as well as on Foxtel and Foxtel Now. As of this writing, they’ve been the only streaming TV platforms to confirm the premiere on their services.
| Streaming Services | Movie |
|---|---|
| Foxtel | Yes |
| Foxtel Now | Yes |
| BINGE | Yes |
| Amazon Prime Video | Yes |
| Disney Plus | No |
| Paramount+ | No |
| Apple TV+ | No |
| Netflix | No |
| Stan | No |
| Free to air | No |
How to watch Bodies Bodies Bodies on Foxtel Now
To watch the 2022 film, Foxtel airs it via the Movies Premiere channel, which is also available on Foxtel Now and Foxtel from Telstra.
More than movies, Foxtel offers unrivalled streaming with sports and drama channels for watching the hottest sports and trending shows. When signing up to Foxtel, new customers can enjoy Foxtel’s latest offers.
Another great alternative is Foxtel Now, which still offers a free 10-day free trial. Every Foxtel Now channel pack allows you to watch shows online and on the go via the Foxtel Go app. After your free trial period expires, the Foxtel Now base pack called Essentials pack is only $25 per month.
It’s worth noting that you’ll need the Movies pack to access Foxtel’s movie channels.
FeaturedHow to watch Bodies Bodies Bodies on BINGE
You can also stream the movie on BINGE now that the premiere date on the service is confirmed. Fortunately, they still offer a 14-day free trial so new customers can explore heaps of content before signing up.
You can then choose from three streaming tiers to watch the best BINGE movies on demand. A Basic subscription costs $10 per month and allows you to stream in Standard Definition on one device. A Standard Plan is $16 per month and enables you to enjoy standard or high definition on two devices.
The BINGE Premium Plan ($18 per month) is the last alternative, allowing you to stream on up to four screens/devices in SD or HD. BINGE plans are all ad-free with no lock-in contract.
How to watch Bodies Bodies Bodies with Telstra
Foxtel, Foxtel Now, and BINGE can be added through Telstra, hence, Telstra customers can access these streaming platforms by simply adding their preferred service to their accounts. You can even save on plan fees for 12 months with Foxtel, while Foxtel Now and BINGE via Telstra come with free months of subscriptions.
Foxtel from Telstra (including Foxtel Now from Telstra) offers the same programming as a standard Foxtel service but is often available at a reduced monthly cost. With the Foxtel Now from Telstra offer, you can also watch the show on the move using the Foxtel Go app.
On the other hand, the BINGE from Telstra offer lets you enjoy BINGE Standard from only $5 per month for 12 months when you sign up via Telstra or get 2 months free!
How to watch Bodies Bodies Bodies on Prime Video
You can also stream the horror comedy on Amazon Prime Video. Fortunately, Prime still offers a 30-day free trial, which is quite a generous entry point to check out Amazon. Once you have had your fill for a month, you can decide to renew or cancel your subscription.
In Australia, plans for the Amazon Prime streaming service are available for as low as $6.99 per month. Plus it is a part of the larger Prime membership that includes shopping and other goodies. The annual plan works out to be cheaper with a $59 membership for 12 months.
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Cast of Bodies Bodies Bodies
The new movie stars Amandla Stenberg and Maria Bakalova as the the film’s main characters, Sophie and Bee, respectively. Featured in supporting roles are Myha’la Herrold, Chase Sui Wonders, and Rachel Sennott. Below we’ve listed the complete cast, as well as their respective characters.
Other movies on streaming TV you might like
The Foxtel Now and BINGE libraries offer a wide range of classic films, the latest blockbusters, and the best shows on TV, which you can explore by checking out what’s on BINGE.
When it comes to streaming awesome content, you can find similar titles when exploring what’s on Foxtel as well, since both streaming services mostly have the same TV show and movie catalogue.
Moreover, new titles are added every week so choice is never an issue. These include box office hits like The Batman, The Lost City, and Sonic Hedgehog 2. You might also want to check what’s on Amazon Prime to explore more films, as Amazon’s streaming service combines heaps of originals and third-party content.
We have made a few more suggestions if you’re wondering what to watch now. Check them out below.
Supported streaming devices
Below are supported devices for streaming on Foxtel (via Foxtel GO), Foxtel Now, BINGE, and Amazon Prime Video.
Devices supported on Foxtel/Foxtel Go
- PC/Mac: Yes – Web browser only (Chrome for PC; Chrome & Safari for Mac)
- iOS: Yes – Devices with iOS 9.35 or above
- Android: Yes – Devices with Android 5.0 and above (Android 13 beta versions are not supported)
- Google Chromecast: Yes – Via casting (only on Multiroom service)
- Google Nest: Yes – Via compatible Chromecast device connected or built-in to your TV
- Apple TV: Yes – Via AirPlay (only on Multiroom service)
- Smart TVs: Yes – Via casting only (only on Multiroom service)
Devices supported on BINGE
- PC/Mac: Yes – Web browser only (Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge); supported on
MacOS : 10.12+ & Windows: 10+ - iOS Mobile Devices: Yes – iOS15+ including Apple iPhones/iPads
- Android Mobile Devices: Yes – Android Phone/Tablets OS 8+
- Google Chromecast: Yes – Chromecast Ultra, Chromecast 3rd Generation + & Chromecast w/ Google TV
- Google TV Streamer: Yes
- Apple TV: Yes – 4th Gen or higher; tvOS 15+
- Hubbl small device: Yes
- Hubbl Glass: Yes
- Amazon Fire TV Stick: Yes
- Android TV: Yes – OS version 8.0+ and above on selected devices
- Samsung TV: Yes – 2017 models or later
- LG TV: Yes – selected 2018 models or later
- Hisense TV: Yes – selected 2020-2024 models
- Gaming Consoles: Yes – PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox (Series X, Series S, One S and One X)
Devices supported on Amazon Prime
- iOS devices: Yes – Prime Video app for iPhone, iPad & iPod touch
- Android devices: Yes – Prime Video app for Android phones and tablets
- Windows devices: Yes – Prime Video app for Windows 10/11
- Smart TVs: Yes – Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, LG, Vizio, TCL, Hisense, Philips, JVC, Konka, Insignia, Skyworth, Sharp, Changhong, Haier, Grundig, AOC, Vestel
- Set-top boxes: Yes – Nvidia Shield, Roku, Tivo, Xiaomi
- Amazon Devices: Yes – Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, Echo devices w/ screen, Fire tablets, Fire phone
- Gaming Consoles: Yes – Playstation 3, 4/Pro, & 5 (including Digital Edition), and Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S
- Blu-ray players: Yes – Select LG, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony models
- Google Chromecast: Yes – All models
- Apple TV: Yes – 3rd and 4th generation and Apple TV 4K
- Foxtel iQ: Yes – iQ4 and iQ5 only
- Hubbl: Yes – Hubbl Glass & Hubbl Puck
- Fetch TV: Yes – All models
- PC/Mac: Yes – Web browser only – Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Edge, Safari, Opera (running on Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS, or Linux)
