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Netflix's 'The Body': Catholic School Dance Team's Hazing Leads to Townwide Hysteria
- Created by Quinn Shephard, 'The Body' is set in the early 2000s and follows a Catholic school dance team.
- The series begins after a hazing ritual goes wrong, leading to strange occurrences and mass hysteria.
- The show is a blend of horror, drama, and satire, drawing comparisons to 'Mean Girls' and 'Carrie'.
- The series is an eight-episode binge-worthy drama that pays homage to the 2000s pop culture.
- Despite some modest praise, the series leaves much to be desired according to some reviews.
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