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During a massive hurricane, a tight-knit group of wealthy, self-absorbed twenty-somethings gather at a remote family mansion for a hedonistic hurricane party. The group includes Sophie, a recovering addict; her anxious, working-class new girlfriend, Bee; aggressive podcaster Bee; vain influencer Alice; Alice’s older boyfriend Greg; moody David, the mansion's owner; and quiet, cynical Jordan.Tensions immediately simmer beneath the surface due to unspoken resentments, past betrayals, and massive ego clashes. Seeking a diversion, they decide to play "Bodies Bodies Bodies," a party game of murder and mystery where one person is secretly assigned to be the killer and must "murder" the others by a gentle touch. As the power fails and the storm rages outside, the frivolous game takes a horrifying turn when David is genuinely found dead in the hallway, his throat brutally slit with a Kukri machete.Panic instantly shatters the group’s fragile veneer of civilization. Trapped in the sprawling house with no cell service or working cars, paranoia takes root. Accusations fly thick and fast, fueled by relentless gaslighting, insecurity, and underlying drug and alcohol intoxication. Desperate to protect themselves and each other, suspicion quickly falls on Greg, who arrived late and possesses a mysterious, aggressive past. When Greg tries to defend himself against the escalating hysteria and accusations, a frantic struggle ensues, resulting in David's machete being used to brutally kill Greg in self-defense.Believing the killer is neutralized, the survivors attempt to comfort one another, but the psychological unraveling continues. As the night drags on, more gruesome deaths occur under mysterious circumstances. Fear breeds complete anarchy. Friends turn on friends with vicious verbal and physical attacks, desperate to eliminate who they perceive as the threat before they themselves are killed. Accusations of toxicity, narcissism, and betrayal are screamed across bloody rooms. Two of the remaining survivors, convinced the other is the mastermind, engage in a frantic, fatal showdown, shooting and killing each other in the darkness.By sunrise, the hurricane passes, leaving the mansion a blood-soaked disaster zone. Bee and Sophie, the final two survivors, confront each other in the devastating aftermath. In a darkly comedic and bitterly ironic twist, they realize the truth: no one was ever hunting them. While trying to make a TikTok video earlier that night, David had accidentally tripped and fatally sliced his own throat with the machete. The subsequent massacre was entirely self-inflicted, driven solely by mutual paranoia, insecurity, and the toxic inability of the modern generation to communicate honestly. Standing amidst the carnage, Bee and Sophie face the horrifying absurdity of their self-destruction, completely alone and broken as emergency alerts finally ping on their phones.