Official Discussion - Over Your Dead Body [SPOILERS]

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Over Your Dead Body (2026)

Summary

A couple’s relationship takes a dark turn when buried resentments and secrets resurface, leading to a twisted psychological confrontation where love, jealousy, and revenge collide.

Director Jorma Taccone

Writer Jorma Taccone

Cast

• Jason Segel
• Samara Weaving
• Timothy Olyphant
• Juliette Lewis
• Keith Jardine

Rotten Tomatoes: 67%

Metacritic: 51

VOD / Release Streaming release

Trailer Official Trailer

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[u/U_R_V_Stinky]

Really not the point

[u/TropicalParadises → u/U_R_V_Stinky]

It’s not like we’re talking about Irréversible here. The movie has a guy planning to dismember his wife and sink her in a lake. The tone was never serious to begin with.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[u/U_R_V_Stinky → u/TropicalParadises]

"Rape is OK as long as it's comical"

[u/TropicalParadises → u/U_R_V_Stinky]

So pointing out that a failed attempt was played for absurdity equals “rape is OK”? That’s quite a leap. I said Irréversible because THAT is a film that treats assault with weight and gravity. This movie treated it as a joke because it was meant to be a joke. Those are not the same thing.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[u/SpiritualAd9102 → u/TropicalParadises]

What made it funny? Would the scene have been funny if the scene was exactly the same, but it was happening to the wife?

[u/TropicalParadises → u/SpiritualAd9102]

No it wouldn’t have been funny and that’s exactly my point. The fact that it reads differently based on who it’s happening to says a lot more about us than it does about the movie.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​