Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Body’ on Netflix, Where Teens Confuse God – And Visions? – With Sex And Coming-Of-Age
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It’s 2004, everything is bedazzled, and at St. Mark’s Catholic School, the power of Christ compels students to constantly be thinking about sex while guiltily staring at crucifixes.
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Girlhood is a divine experience, a period when young women begin to discover who they are and who they might become. From “Under the Bridge” creator Quinn Shephard, Netflix’s teen drama “The Body” is a twisted coming-of-age narrative that pays homage to the 2000s, specifically films like “Bring It O…
Created by Quinn Shephard ('Under the Bridge'), the aughts-set series follows a group of teenagers who set off town-wide hysteria after a dance team initiation gone wrong.
In the best new sapphic television show I’ve seen in a minute, Quinn Shephard delivers an electrifying and unyieldingly queer entry into the canon of religious horror.
It’s 2004, everything is bedazzled, and at St. Mark’s Catholic School, the power of Christ compels students to constantly be thinking about sex while guiltily staring at crucifixes.
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