With Bodies Bodies Bodies officially available for home entertainment today, Screen Rant is pleased to present an exclusive behind-the-scenes clip featuring star Maria Bakalova. First making a name for herself in 2020's Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, Bakalova proved her range by dipping her toe into horror alongside Amandla Stenberg, though the new A24 film still retains great doses of culturally relevant humor.

Directed by Halina Reijn and written by Sarah DeLappe (with a story by Kristen Roupenian), Bodies Bodies Bodies provides both slasher thrills and social commentary that doesn't beat its audience over the head. Also starring Pete Davidson, Myha’la Herrold, Chase Sui Wonders, Rachel Sennott, and Greg, the horror film explores how its Gen Z protagonists have disconnected from each other despite being so close. Whether society or the individual is to blame, one thing is for certain: it creates a bloody mess.

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Screen Rant's exclusive behind-the-scenes clip from Bodies Bodies Bodies opens with actress Maria Bakalova explaining how today's young adults have had to adjust to the fast-paced time period in which they live. Everything moves at the speed of light for Gen Z thanks to the impact of social media, even when it comes to emotions and relationships. As director Halina Reijn explains, even she is affected by today's technology and social media, despite being from a different generation. While there may be a large communication gap between each generation, they are each being corrupted in similar ways due to the external pressures of society.

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The home release of Bodies Bodies Bodies comes equipped with a few crucial bonus features, including a thoughtful commentary track and a hysterical behind-the-scenes featurette. Though the extras only account for a few additional minutes, not including the commentary, they add context to the already savvy film and help viewers better understand some of the inside jokes in the story. Check out the complete list here:

  • Audio Commentary: An audio commentary track from director Halina Reijn that shares stories from the set and delves into how Bodies Bodies Bodies was filmed, as well as how themes like cancel culture and social media obsession were brought out.
  • Who Wants To Play? Making Bodies Bodies Bodies: Interviews with the cast and crew, as well as a few behind-the-scenes moments and inside scoop.
  • Deleted Scenes: A few minutes' worth of deleted or extended scenes that fill in a few blanks from the film.

Other recent home releases from Lionsgate include the hilarious and long-awaited Clerks III from Kevin Smith, the tense survival drama Fall, and the highly acclaimed A24 title Everything Everywhere All at Once. Among such esteemed company, Bodies Bodies Bodies marks another smart and funny entry into the Lionsgate canon.

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Bodies Bodies Bodies is now available on Blu-ray, DVD, and digital from Lionsgate. Best Buy also features an exclusive 4K Ultra HD (Blu-ray+Digital) edition.