High School Gets (Even More) Hellish In THE BODY Trailer

Quinn Shephard's teen psychodrama hits Netflix next month.
ByAmber T
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"Young woman in a school uniform is upside down, winking playfully. The indoor setting suggests a formal or academic environment, with other people blurred in the background."
Sara Boustany as Elise in THE BODY (Credit: Netflix)
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High school gets hellish (like, more than usual) in the first official trailer for The Body, a new psychodrama/horror series hitting Netflix on November 11.

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From creator Quinn Shephard (Not Okay, Under the Bridge), The Body sees a dance squad initiation turn horribly wrong on Halloween night, leading to  the whole town asking the same question: What happened to Grace?

Starring in the eight episode series are Kristina Bogic (Howl), Sara Boustany (Hello Beautiful), Sofia Wylie (The School for Good and Evil), Geena Meszaros (The Order), Shirley Chen (Slanted) and The Traitors winner Gabby Windey.

Nnamdi Asomugha, Jackson Kelly, Orlando Norman, Emily Roman, Kyra and Phallon Pierce, Bella Neuspiel and Sarah Abbot round out the cast.

Behind the scenes, executive producers on The Body include Amy Israel, Peter Chernin and Johs Stern for North Road alongside Riley Keough, Gina Gammell and Sacha Ben Harroche for Felix Culpa.

The early '00s vibes of today's new trailer for The Body are giving us The Craft, with hints of Mike Flanagan's Carrie, which also recently reminded us just how much high school sucks, especially for weird, witchy girls.

Check out some new images of The Body below courtesy of Netflix, and make sure to catch its streaming debut on November 11.

"A group of serious-faced young women in matching navy tracksuits stand outdoors in low light, possibly at night, in front of a stone archway surrounded by trees."
L-R: Kyra Pierce as Bailey, Bella Neuspiel as Katie, Sara Boustany as Elise, Sarah Abbot as Olivia, Geena Meszaros as Lisbeth, Shirley Chen as Maddie, Emily Roman as Claire, Phallon Pierce as Brit in ‘The Body’
"A group of shocked students in school uniforms stands indoors in a hallway, reacting with surprised expressions as they look at something off-camera."
L-R: Orlando Norman as Steven, Kristina Bogic as Anya, Marcel Ruiz as Tyler, Sara Boustany as Elise, Emily Roman as Claire in ‘The Body’
(Credit: NETFLIX)
"Four young men in a locker room, some shirtless, one sitting on a bench reading a letter while the others stand around him with lockers and gym bags in the background. The setting has yellow tile walls and a relaxed atmosphere."
L-R: Orlando Norman as Steven, Marcel Ruiz as Tyler in ‘The Body’ L-R: Orlando Norman as Steven, Marcel Ruiz as Tyler in ‘The Body’
(Credit: NETFLIX)
"Two young women sit in a sunlit church pew, one looking ahead with hands clasped in prayer, the other glancing sideways; large windows illuminate the warm, calm interior setting."
L-R: Kristina Bogic as Anya in ‘The Body’ (Credit: NETFLIX)
"Young man with curly hair crouches behind a wooden chair, peering cautiously in a dimly lit room with candles and other people in the background, suggesting a tense or suspenseful atmosphere."
Jackson Kelly as Leo in ‘The Body’ (Credit: NETFLIX)
"A person with long hair, eyes closed, raises their hand in a dimly lit indoor environment, possibly expressing emotion or concentration, with a soft brown background."
Geena Meszaros as Lisbeth in ‘The Body’ (Credit: NETFLIX)
"A group of teenage girls in matching tracksuits walk confidently through a hotel lobby decorated for a regional dance championship, surrounded by other contestants and event signage."
L-R: Gabby Windey as Coach Miller, Geena Meszaros as Lisbeth, Kristina Bogic as Anya, Shirley Chen as Maddie in ‘The Body (Credit: NETFLIX)
"A priest in green vestments leads a church service at the altar, with altar servers behind him, candles and a crucifix present, and congregants visible in the foreground within a dimly lit sanctuary."
Nnamdi Asomugha as Father Samuel Franklin in ‘The Body’ (Credit: NETFLIX)
"Three female dancers in matching sparkly blue costumes perform on stage under dramatic blue lighting, with spotlights behind them creating a vibrant, energetic performance atmosphere."
L to R: Bella Neuspiel as Katie, Shirley Chen as Maddie, Sara Boustany as Elise in ‘The Body’ (Credit: NETFLIX)

Head News Writer

Amber T is FANGORIA's Head News Writer, resident Brit, and Japanese horror expert. Her non-news writing can be found on physical media releases by ARROW, Second Sight Films, 88 Films, Umbrella Entertainment, Vinegar Syndrome, Radiance Films and ERROR 4444, as well as frequently in FANGORIA's glossy paper pages.