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Tragedy Girls is a sharp, darkly comedic twist on the slasher genre that follows two death-obsessed teenage girls, Sadie and McKayla, who run a true-crime social media channel in their small midwestern town. When a serial killer starts targeting their classmates, the girls see an opportunity to boost their online fame by taking matters into their own hands, blurring the line between reporting tragedy and causing it. As their web of lies and violence spirals out of control, the film delivers a biting satire on modern media obsession, all wrapped in a stylish, gory package that keeps you guessing who’s really in control.
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What is Tragedy Girls about?
Tragedy Girls is a sharp, darkly comedic twist on the slasher genre that follows two death-obsessed teenage girls, Sadie and McKayla, who run a true-crime social media channel in their small midwestern town. When a serial killer starts targeting their classmates, the girls see an...
When was Tragedy Girls released?
Tragedy Girls was released in 2017.
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User Reviews
HorrorHound87 – 7/10
“I really enjoyed the blend of comedy and gore. The two leads were so charismatic and creepy at the same time. It's not a typical slasher, but that's what made it fresh for me.”
SliceAndDice – 5/10
“The concept was promising, but it felt like it couldn't decide if it wanted to be a satire or a serious horror. Some kills were fun, but the pacing dragged in the middle. Not bad, but not what I hoped.”
MurderSheWrote17 – 6/10
“As someone who loves social media satire, I appreciated the dark humor. The acting was solid, especially from the leads. It just didn't scare me as much as I wanted, but it's worth a watch for something different.”
GoreQueen – 8/10
“This movie is a hidden gem for fans of twisted, meta horror. The chemistry between the two protagonists is electric, and I loved how it played with slasher tropes. The ending was a bit predictable, but the journey was a fun ride.”
