Jennifer's Body
Tags: comedy, cult, gothic, entertaining, flashback

Plot synopsis:
Opening scene (depending on the DVD's theatrical or extended versions), shows Needy, a violent inmate, in a correctional facility. She is notorious for being a 'kicker', and is now reflecting during lockdown on past events.
In the small town of Devil's Kettle, Minnesota, the story focuses on two girls who are life-long best friends. One of them is our Anita "Needy" Lesnicky (Amanda Seyfried), a blond-haired, nerdy, substantially unpopular, "plain Jane" student. The other focus is on Jennifer Check (Megan Fox), a beautiful black-haired girl who is a cheerleader on the school's flag team. Jennifer's pet name for Needy is Monistat, and Vagisil is, in turn, Needy's nickname for Jennifer. An obnoxious Oriental kid chides Needy for being 'lesbi-gay' but she just points out "sandbox love is forever."One evening, Jennifer has Needy accompany her to Melody Lane, a local bar, where an indie rock band named Low Shoulder is playing. It seems odd, so unlikely that they would bother to perform at such an insignificant venue, but frontman Nikolai Wolf (Adam Brody) explains that it is a service to their fans. Needy overhears him referring to Jennifer, who is fetching them drinks (getting past the age restriction barrier by playing Hello Titty with the bartender off-camera), as the State Fair Butter Queen, the perennial small-town virgin who loves 'showing it off' but remains a teaser. Obviously, he has unresolved issues with girls. During the performance, the bar catches on fire, but Nikolai gazes on with a smirk, and Needy leads a shocked Jennifer to safety through the toilet window, just barely escaping from being killed in the blaze. Outside, they are accosted by the band who of course made it out okay. However, Needy stands by forlornly as the band members lead a dazed Jennifer to their van, before driving off, with Needy watching as the remains of the bar collapses to the ground in a fiery inferno.Needy eventually makes it home where she finds a note from her divorced mother who is working swing shift this evening as well.. Needy calls her boyfriend Chip (Johnny Simmons), and explains about the disaster, and has misgivings about Jennifer's fate, fearing the worst. Those guys could be rapists, and that one guy looked especially evil, almost skull-faced, reminding her of a grim-looking petrified tree she saw as a child. Realizing her worst fears, she unexpectedly bumps into Jennifer in her home: clothing torn, bruised and bleeding, looking like a feral thing risen from the grave. Things get even stranger, as Needy watches Jennifer tear wolfishly into a raw chicken in her fridge and give an unworldly roar at her, before spewing up a black sickly-looking tarry substance all over the floor. Jennifer further terrorizes Needy when she throws her against a wall asking her if she is scared of her. Jennifer then runs out the front door leaving a bewildered and frightened Needy behind.The next day, the tragedy of the bar fire has captured the town, and Needy morosely remembers her childhood friend, who then suddenly just reappears looking every inch the hot teen fox again, and impervious to the sorrows of classmates feeling the tragedy, traipses through the somber halls looking like a junior supermodel on a dreamy Valentine date. Flippantly referring to the burn victims as 'a white trash pig roast', her whole manner is "like, get over it!" Jennifer even leads the grieving high school football captain into the nearby woods after school, ostensibly to fulfill his deceased friend's suggestion that they'd have made a 'banging' couple. As a menagerie of forest animals gather to watch, she seduces the big guy, literally leading him like a lamb to the slaughter before she bears down on him with that sexy mouth having turned into a demonic gaping maw. Later on in the day, a highly-concerned teacher at the school finds the captain's grisly remains, and the town is rocked by the additional tragedy. Low Shoulder's song 'Through the Trees' becomes the anthem of hope amidst all the gloom and despair, and obviously, they have chart success, donating 3% to the cause of the victims. Needy questions the paltry effort, and how come they are credited with having rescued survivors while she herself knows that is untrue?A month passes by, Jennifer begins to look a little pale and gaunt, enigmatically explaining that 'it is wearing off', she needs sustenance. As Needy watches, Jennifer catches the eye of the school nerd Colin Gray (Kyle Gallner), and asks him to meet her at her house. She sarcastically says that she's got the DVD of Aquamarine and that the lead character 'is half-sushi' and that 'she has, like, sex through her blowhole or something', and comments to Needy that the guy is into maggot rock and wears nail polish, so her dick is bigger than his.The next evening, Needy spends time with her boyfriend Chip, while Colin goes to meet Jennifer... only to find her at a still-in-construction house in a deserted neighborhood where she is in an upstairs room which is lit by various candles. It is here that Jennifer suddenly transforms into a snake-eyed humanoid creature which kills Colin and sups on his flesh, as Needy has a shocking vision that causes her to panic as Chip makes love to her.Needy leaves her boyfriend's place, and drives away, only to encounter Jennifer walking like an animal across the road, before jumping onto her car's windshield. Needy returns home, only to find Jennifer sleeping in her bed, and, true to the spirit of this black comedy, wearing her Evil Dead T-shirt. Jennifer then kisses Needy, which turns into a hot make-out session, which causes Needy to verbaly snap over what is going on. Needy orders Jennifer to leave, but Jennifer instead confesses what happened to her on the night the local bar burned down....In a flashback sequence, the band Low Shoulder drove Jennifer out into a forested area, gleefully intending to offer her as a Satanic sacrifice, in exchange for chart success. During the band's discussions, several wondered if Jennifer really was a virgin, and she pretended to be as pure as the morning rain, hoping that they would let her go. Using some instructions they downloaded off the internet, they spoke an incantation to the Devil, before stabbing her with a Bowie knife, which was then thrown into the notorious whirlpool off the nearby Devil's Kettle Falls.Back in the present, Jennifer further explains to Needy that she found herself still alive (which Needy doubts), and then wandered away from the site after they had left, and then Jennifer stumbled back to Needy's place that night. Jennifer also confides to Needy, that when she is fully replenished with human flesh, she is indestructible. She demonstrates this by stabbing herself in the arm with a pocket knife, and Needy watches as the flesh immediately heals. Jennifer also tells Needy that on that same night after she left Needy's house, she came across the Indian exchange student that had survived the fire, walking along the road, and waylaid him, killing and devouring him and then hid the body in the woods. Needy threatens to call the police, but Jennifer tells Needy that she will just deny everything that she just told her and on top of that, no one will ever believe such a story no matter how Needy tells it. With that, Jennifer jumps out of Needy's second floor window and lands 12 feet down on the ground, completely uninjured, and runs off into the night.Now more worried than ever, Needy goes to the occult section of their school's library, and begins to do research. Needy soon finds where the band went wrong. Because Jennifer was by no means a virgin, their sacrifice backfired, though it indeed brought them prosperity. But it has also turned her into a succubus, a female demon with a constant need to feed on young men to keep in tip-top condition. Needy grows upset because of the upcoming Spring Formal, and how it seems that Jennifer could very well turn the dance into a bloodbath. She informs her boyfriend Chip about this, but he thinks she should get psychiatric help.Eventually, the Spring Formal comes about, and Needy goes there to meet Chip. Also in attendance is the band Low Shoulder, who have gained a big-time sold-out national tour since that fateful night several months prior. As they take the stage, and Needy does not see Chip anywhere, she bolts from the auditorium. Also, during this time, we see Jennifer ambush Chip in the woods, telling him that Needy was having sex with Colin, and that was why she was so upset with his death. Jennifer wants to hear that Chip prefers her, but his heart belongs to Needy, and she tries to win him over, and she kisses him ardently. They walk towards an abandoned mansion with a graffiti-filled indoor swimming pool, where she flips out into a rage when rejected, throwing Chip into the gunky water.Needy, in her formal pink ball-gown, goes into a headlong barefoot run, desperate to be there before it is too late. She finds Chip in the water, where the demonic Jennifer, in full-blown animalistic mode, has already bitten into him. He is weakened by extensive blood loss. Needy dives into the water to help Chip crawl out while Jennifer closes in for the kill, and Needy sprays her with a can of mace, which makes Jennifer vomit more black fluid at them. As Needy and Chip crawl out of the dirty swimming pool, Jennifer actually levitates herself out of the pool and confronts them. Jennifer and Needy argue, Jennifer threatens to kill her (she doesn't just kill only boys, she 'goes both ways!') and Chip, with his last energy, stabs Jennifer through the stomach with a pool net's handle, impaling her, before she escapes through a nearby window. Needy watches helplessly as her beloved Chip, professing his love, "I think I already died before you got here, but I woke up when I heard your voice", dies in her arms. The DVD's deleted scenes show how our heroine then went, tattered dress, frog slime-filled hair and all, to confront the band who rushed off the stage upon seeing this vision of vengeance, and she collapsed with sheer exhaustion. Waking up on her bed looking like a wilted flower, she slowly gathers her wits, and then went for her Dad's toolbox and found a boxcutter.Later that evening, Needy, hell-bent on revenge, breaks into Jennifer's room, where she and her former best friend scuffle. Jennifer levitates and their fight goes midair. Needy yanks the "Best Friends Forever" locket from her former friend's neck, and, crashing down onto her, stabs Jennifer through the heart with the boxcutter, killing her. However, the noise is heard by Jennifer's mother (Carrie Genzel), who finds Needy crouched over her daughter with the bloody knife. Murder!Following this, Needy is taken to a mental institution. However, the showdown with Jennifer resulted in her getting scratched and bitten. Supposedly, being bitten by Jennifer also caused some of her demonic powers to be transferred to Needy... as well as her evil personality and attitude. Needy becomes vicious, ill-tempered, and anti-social with the orderlies and other residents. Isolated and abandoned by everyone she knows (nobody from her school, not even her own parents, have come to visit Needy at the hospital), she sets a plot in motion to escape.After a fight with an institution doctor, Needy is isolated in a cell, but that night she manages to use her new demonic powers to levitate herself to an overhead window, where she kicks it out with her near-superhuman strength, before breaking through a nearby chain-link fence and escaping into the night.As she wanders down a rural road, she finds a watery runoff (which is where the nearby Devil Falls empties out into), along with the knife that was used on Jennifer. Needy picks up the knife. Flagging down a passing vehicle, she tells the driver, an old guy intent on scoring with her (ass, gas, or grass, yet another deleted scene), that she's following a band, and the old rat exclaims that it must be one hell of a band, to which she then firmly, coldly, grimly adds that their last performance will be tonight.Wouldn't want to be in their shoes!As the end credits roll, we are treated to amateur video of the band Low Shoulder checking into a fancy hotel after a concert, and candidly doing things in their hotel room (drinking, smoking dope, snorting cocaine, among other debauchery). Eventually, the scene is shown, in cutaways, of the band being savagely murdered by a blurred figure which enters through the front door. We then see police crime scene photos of the dead band members strewn around the hotel room, with the sacrificial knife in the chest of frontman Nikolai Wolf. Just desserts.The final image of the movie shows security camera footage of a pale and evil-looking Needy walking down the hotel corridor, away from the band's room after killing all of them as revenge for what they did to Jennifer. Needy walks past a number of excitedly scurrying female band groupies as she walks out of the hotel.

Review: Such is the case with "Jennifer's Body," the sophomore script from Diablo ("Juno") Cody, which takes an uncomfortable union of concept, content, and direction (by Karyn Kusama), and transforms it into a film I really WANTED to like, but in the end couldn't.
well, it's Megan Fox. The only reason why she was "discovered" by Michael Bay and put in the Transformers movies was because she's hot, and that's precisely the only reason why she was given her first starring role with Jennifer's Body.
After watching this movie, though, I concluded that Fox is nothing more than eye candy - whether she's directed by Bay or Martin Scorsese, she'll always give a bad performance.The film tells the story of teenager Needy (Amanda Seyfried), whose best friend is the ridiculously hot Jennifer (Megan Fox).
You'd have to be either a very small boy or girl or a very frightful person in order to be scared by the movie.Although the aforementioned Fox is not very convincing as Jennifer - okay, that's unfair; she is convincing when portraying the mega-hot high-school girl because she's basically playing herself; it's when she turns into a boy-eating monster that things become laughable -, the rest of the cast are pretty much all right.
Johnny Simmons is also very likable as Chip - his eventual fate was the only scene in the film that got me emotionally involved with what was happening on screen - and a very small supporting performance by J.K. Simmons - as a school teacher - is as memorable as things get in this film.Those who want to watch the movie to catch a glimpse of a naked Megan Fox are definitely going to be disappointed.
Really, though, these are only very small problems which I could have forgiven had the film worked as a horror flick - the main problem with Jennifer's Body is that it's neither scary nor laugh-out-loud funny.Having seen and appreciated Juno, I was expecting more from screen writer Diablo Cody.
If Jennifer's Body was a way to prove that Diablo Cody could write a successful horror film, it failed.
Even those who choose to watch in the hope of seeing Megan Fox in the altogether will be disappointed: despite playing a sex-mad schoolgirl slut who becomes a seductive boy-eating succubus, she fails to flash the goods.Of course, there is the much touted lesbian clinch with nerdy best friend Needy (played by Amanda Seyfried, who is much hotter than Fox in my opinion) to keep the lads (or ladies) momentarily happy, but a little girl-on-girl action alone does not make a good film..
It's a real shame that peple (critics) were expecting more of diablo after her Oscar win for 'Juno".The is a solid,fun, VERY 'R" rated film that deserves a viewing.If I were a teenager I probably would have a copy of "Jennifer's Body" stashed under my mattress!!!.
This is one of, if not the worst film I've ever seen.Not only does it not fit into any sort of relative "genre" (its not a horror film, it's not a teen drama, its not a comedy, but tries to be all of this and more) but it's loaded with terrible scripted dialogue that attempts to be "cutting edge" by inventing hip slang that is too embarrassing for me to mention in this review, the plot makes no sense whatsoever and the characters are all annoying in their own way.
Even the awkward sex scene is ruined by bad dialogue and corny jokes.I've never hated a film as much as I hate "Jennifer's Body" the board will try to convince you that its "hip" and has "memorable dialogue" (memorable like herpes, it will irritate you for the rest of your life, disappearing when you forget it but then come back with a vengeance when you're reminded of it by some loser who quotes it thinking its funny) or that the film is some sort of deeper metaphor, but in reality is a terribly written, horribly edited film that was supposed to be released around Halloween, but was pushed ahead in an attempt to make its money back because the studio realized it couldn't contend with the rest of the horror flicks coming out near the end of this month.If you want to know what the experience of this film is like, take an issue of whatever teen pop magazine is popular nowadays (do they still publish tiger beat?) feed your dog some laxatives, have it squat on said magazine and beat yourself in the face with it for an hour and a half.Diablo Cody is nothing more than a human interest story with ego issues.
If John Hughes and Sam Raimi met in a back alley, and made a clandestine pact to create a teenage horror-comedy, it might have ended up feeling a little like "Jennifer's Body", a film that relies very little on gore and jump scares, but focuses more on the built-in horrors of living as a teenager attending a small-town high school.I haven't known many people who speak like Diablo Cody's characters (though, believe it or not, I have known one or two), but I find the dialog extremely entertaining on screen, especially in a film like this.
Having saying that the movie does get better as it goes along and Megan Fox is back on form from her terrible acting in Transformers,(which wasn't entirely her fault as she had very little to do).In Jennifer's body she has the aura of sexy and seductiveness to seduce the boys, but she's not just eye candy in this, she has more to do and her acting is much better.However Seyfried steals the show with her acting as most of it is really good providing a tone of awkwardness around her boyfriend particular in a surprisingly sweet love scene between them but the inner fiestiness to stop Jennifer.Director Karyn Kusama skillfully mixes the black comic with the horror namely the violence, which is quite gruesome and there is some nice scenes, a couple of touching ones.And don't worry boys there is the sumptuous girl on girl kiss between Seyfried and Fox, which is not just a peck on the cheek.
Near the ending is interesting when you find out how Jennifer became a vampire, which will make you feel some sympathy for her and the actual ending itself has a small surprise twist, which you may see coming but it was still good to have.Overall Jennifer's body isn't a brilliant film but it's certainly not bad and I would recommend seeing it.
It's satire (bad satire, at that.) The film enjoys constant displays of ideas and images that correlate to the country (red, white and blue; burning flag) and religion (Town's name is "Devil's Kettle" religion is referenced many times.) matched with some of the admit-tingly hilarious dialogue of Diablo Cody, and of course, Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried (who bring us guys a VERY likable bedroom scene.), to bring you one of the weirdest experimental teen horror flicks that tries to make a statement at the same time.
Successful with Juno in telling a story about a smart-mouthed teenager who finds herself pregnant, with Ellen Page and Michael Cera possessing some cute couple chemistry, Jennifer's Body turned out to be attempting to replicate that smarty dialogue, but felt so flat in the way her horridly inserted teen-vocabulary sounded each time they get uttered by It Girl of the town of Devil's Kettle, Fox's titular character Jennifer.While one would think it's second nature for Fox to be that figurative man-eater, in actual fact she fell quite flat besides smacking her lips most of the time, and trying to sound all sultry but coming off as quite artificial.
With those geeky specs and frayed, frizzy hair, Seyfried downright steals the show from under the nose of the vampish Fox, and her character possesses quite the spunk in getting at what she wants, like a crouching tiger who's just waiting for an opportunity to shine, which translated into the movie as getting angry off enough to dish out some punishment of their own.Cody's story clumsily explains the links between Jennifer's supernatural abilities with that of a county-wide disaster which claimed the lives of enough citizens to permeate a lot of doom and gloom in the air.
At it's best, "Jennifer's Body" could have been an episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" but the problem is that there are no characters to care about and that is the fault of the screenplay.Megan Fox is easily the sexiest actress around today and in this film she shows that if she works really hard, she might one day achieve the status of Jennifer Tilly.
You already know its starring Megan Fox so if you think you will simply hate it just for her and ignore the fact this movie contains other great characters, than don't bother seeing it.
While I wasn't fascinated by Juno, a film written by her, it was mostly because of the themes and plot of that film: I still liked Cody's dialogue.Jennifer's Body isn't actually a scary film, yet the makers of this film have used the horror themes excellently.
Longtime friendship are beautiful, funny, fragile and ugly all at once, and "Jennifer's Body", a sly but bit limp horror satire that's the sophomore effort of Oscar-winning scribe Diablo Cody ("Juno") shows that.Sandbox chums since kindergarten, Jennifer Check (Megan Fox of the Transformers films and "Jonah Hex") and Anita "Needy" Lesnick (Amanda Seyfried of "Big Love" and "Dear John") are an odd pair since the former is a sharp sexpot and the latter, despite having loyal boyfriend Chip (Johnny Simmons of "The Spirit and "Hotel For Dogs"), is a bookworm mouse.
After many years of women relegated to the characters of victims or sexual objects in the fantastic cinema, a feminist side appeared on the horror genre.I think this evolution started with the character Ripley from Alien, who was not a generic male character interpreted by an actress, but a realistic transposition of roles respecting the essence from the female sex.On this decade, we had films like Ginger Snaps, Teeth and The Descent, whose bloody stories hid valid reflections about some aspects of the female existence.Jennifer's Body pretends to be an addition to that small but distinguished niche, and although it covers similar subjects to that movies, I think it is far away from reaching their narrative quality and visceral impact.Although the presence of Megan Fox as the main actress will be the main attraction for many people to see this movie, my main interest in watching this movie laid on another woman...screenwriter Diablo Cody, who won an Academy Award for Juno.That film has many haters who did not accept its eccentric characters and its universe of impenetrable juvenile jargon, dark pop references and ambiguous messages about the teenage pregnancy.However, I liked it very much, mainly because of its stylized vision, which perfectly combined honest feelings with cynical observations and an intelligent sense of humor which was expressed on ingenious dialogs.I also like Cody's screenplays for the TV series United States of Tara pretty much, and because of all that, I expected Jennifer's Body with big expectations, since I was very interested in watching Cody's version of a horror film.The final result was a moderately entertaining but mediocre film which disappointed me pretty much, since I expected a lot more.On the one hand, let's see the positive elements from this film.If we leave the horror aspect from this film aside, we can notice that the main narrative flow from this movie is pushed by something which feels real: an addictive and co-dependent relationship between two young women.Like she did on Mamma Mia!, Amanda Seyfried steals Jennifer's Body with her perfect performance, and I think she truly elevated the quality from it.But, now, I have to mention the negative elements which make of Jennifer's Body a mediocre and forgettable experience.There are various moments of blood and violence on this movie, but they did not produce too much impact on me, because the screenplay does not endorse them with an emotional background.The ending is not deep or justified, so it does not result very satisfactory.Besides, Karyn Kusama's direction feels weak.Scene by scene, she did not make a bad work, but I could not feel a cohesion between them...they feel alien from each other.In other words, there is not a vision which unites the experience and drives us through the story with enthusiasm.What is more, although the screenplay has some positive elements, it has various logical fails, predictable things and clichés like idiot adults on supporting characters.And finally, with the exception of Seyfried, the performances are rather anonymous.If I did not have such big expectations, I would have may liked Jennifer's Body more.But, whatever the way it is, I found it to be mediocre but worthy of a slight recommendation because I cannot deny that, in spite of its fails, it did not bore me..
The characters are likable and Mamma Mia's Amanda Seyfried is great as Jennifer's best friend Needy.The poster describes it as Mean Girls meets Lost Boys and that's a pretty good summary, though it's better than I'd imagined.
The question is whether or not you like its star, "Transformers" Megan Fox, in her first leading role, as a high school queen bee turned soul-sucking succubus, and the attempts of her best friend Needy (Amanda Seyfried) to try to stop her bloody rampage."Jennifer's Body" was directed by Karyn Kusama and written by Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody (of 2007's "Juno") and as per usual, her script is chock-full of pop culture references with everything from Tampax, to Vagisil, to Bowflex, to Hannah Montana; there's also some assorted references to the early "B"-movie horror of John Carpenter, the "Scream"-era camp and sarcasm, "Heathers"-esque attitude, and a slight subtext promoting the power of vengeance-seeking young women over under-sexed young men.
That is of course, no excuse for not liking this movie, for which Fox is actually quite good in her first starring role, where she is still pretty much playing herself, a hot-to-trot sex-bomb.As the titular character, Jennifer Check, Fox does not disappoint in delivering a performance that is not by any means spectacular, or even really bad, but succeeds for all the right reasons because it utilizes Fox's key assets, namely her big mouth, her much-fabled sexiness, her much-talked-about bi-sexuality and, hum, of course, her ASSETS (italicized).
And so it's up to Needy to find a way to stop her before too many more young men end up biting the dust."Jennifer's Body" is perhaps another entry into what I can only guess will be an attempt by Hollywood to bring back the good old days of campy "B"-movie horror.
I know I probably just lost half my readership by saying that, but either way, Fox's male fans won't be too - italicized - disappointed in seeing their girl's sexiness flashed all over the screen in a gratuitous fashion, which includes a far-away shot of her skinny dipping in a lake, and of course there is that much-talked-about make-out scene between her and Amanda Seyfried.I don't care much for Megan Fox, but I can only say that she wasn't bad in her first starring role, because it plays well on her two main strengths: looking sexy and saying her lines like a crazy porn star.
Jennifers body revolves around three main characters, Needy 'the girl from mama mia', her bf ,and Jennifer ,Megan Fox's character.The film Opens with the Needy's characters in a mental institution and the movie retraces its steps to why and how needy ended up there ,its a pretty shocking and crazy set of events that lead her toward a mental breakdown .I hadnt heard of this movie until i rented it one Friday ,there were decent actors in it and i enjoy my Horror movies so why not give it go and plus Megan Fox on the box cover looking mighty fine had a little something to do with it .From reading previous reviews and stateing the obvious ,this is not everyones cup of tea ,but to be fair to Megan Fox she does a good job i cant see how she could of played the character any different or any better, and Needy 'Amanada Seyfrieds' role is spot on also ,watch out for JK Simmons as the school teacher puts in a great little roll ,all in all i fairly enjoyed the movie it was paced well it was creepy it is your classic Friday night Horror ,it has blood ,it has scares ,it has at least one genuinely very creepy moment when Jennifer turns up at Needys house after there night out at the Bar .I think the people who know they like this kind of movie will seek it out and enjoy it, it will be in a lot of DVD collections im sure as the years go by ,i would like to add that i did not know that Diablo Cody wrote this as i did not see the movie Juno ,i could tell that was not to my liking despite the Oscar .So bottom line ,if your looking for a tight nice looking horror movie for the weekend Jennifers Body hits the mark 6.5 out of 10.
The acting was top notch for people who were performing in a high school play, the plot was so predictable it was one second shy of laughable, and about 10 minutes into the movie you already know exactly what's going to happen because it's just that lame.Now I'm almost 100% sure that the only reason some movie that sucks this bad was ever released was because Megan Fox was a hit at the time but even her "body" couldn't save this, if anything her acting more then likely demolished this movie even further.
Jennifers Body is a 2009 dark comedy and a horror film written by Diablo Cody.The film is directed by Karyn Kusama and stars Megan Fox, Amanda Seyfried, Adam Brody and Johnny Simmons.
This movie was OK, I'm sure a lot of teen boys liked it since it's all about Megan Fox's body.