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The film industry is a tricky thing. Some movies are misunderstood or bomb at the box office, before becoming bonafide cult classics years later. Jennifer's Body is in that category, while also being one of Megan Fox's best movies. The Transformers actress recently gushed about the movie's legacy, and also revealed a number of pop stars who were inspired by it with their music. And yes, my mind is blown. While not known as one of the best horror movies ever, Karyn Kusama's 2009 dark comedy has gotten a ton of love in the years since its release. Jennifer's Body became a cult classic despite how the movie's marketing failed it, and continues to be part of the pop culture zeitgeist. While speaking with Letterboxd at a recent screening of the film, Megan Fox shared her pride over the project. She said: Given how Fox was the subject of brutal comments at the time of the movie's release, seeing it have such a long life in the years that followed must be incredibly validating. She made a movie that continues to resonate with audiences, including some of the top pop girlies in the game. Namely, Olivia Rodrigo and Billie Eilish. Indeed, Rodrigo's "good 4 u" music video does feature a number of visual nods to Jennifer's Body. And from the sounds of it, it seems like Fox may have spoke to both her and Eilish about the movie at some point. Later in the same interview, she went on to speak about how many people adore the horror comedy, sharing: While Fox has other major roles like her tenure in the Transformers movies, it sounds like Fox really feels the love surrounding Jennifer's Body. She's been an actress for a long time now, but the level of fandom surrounding that title in particular is on another level entirely. As someone who loves the 2009 flick myself, I totally get it. Fox recently returned to the horror genre with her movie Subservience, where played a murderous robot named Alice. Over the past year she's taken some time away from the industry to take care of her young daughter, who was born back in March.
