Directed by Tyler MacIntyre
McKayla and Sadie, two death-obsessed teenage girls, use their online show about real-life tragedies to send their small Midwestern town into a frenzy and cement their legacy as modern horror legends.
נערות טרגדיה, Unidas na Tragédia, トラジディ・ガールズ, As Garotas da Tragédia, 姐姐妹妹殺起來, Tragične devojke, Những Cô Gái Bi Kịch, Вбити за лайк, Убить за лайк, Haláli csajok, 트래저디 걸스, 悲剧女孩, As Garotas Da Tragédia, Трагичните момичета, Trajedi Kızları, נערות הטרגדיה
USAR South by Southwest 
AustraliaMA15+ Melbourne International Film Festival 
Canada18A 
Norway15 
Denmark15 USAR 
Russia18+ 
Ukraine 
Taiwan 
Sweden15 
JapanR15+ 
Brazil16 
Israel 
FinlandK-16 Australia Brazil Canada Denmark Finland Israel Japan Norway Russia Sweden Taiwan USA Ukraine 
the real tragedy is these girls never got to kiss each other
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
fellas is it gay to kill your boyfriend with your best friend and then ride off into the sunset with her
The Edge of Se7enteen.
This was so much fun! It should have been gay, oh my God it should have been so gay.
ok the character motivations for these girls would have been so much stronger & make more sense if they were in love with each other...let them be gay u cowards
this is the movie equivalent of the "how do you do fellow kids?" meme. literally every line is like "i was watching this woke obscure film called scream, you probably haven't even heard of it 😂 lol fam social media is so bae am i 💯?" and you can tell it's written by a grown ass man who has never said any of these words out loud and wouldn't know how to use them in a sentence at a spelling bee
do security cameras just not exist in the town?
Rotten Tomatoes: 85%
Metacritic Metascore: 58
IMDB: 6.0
82/100
Sadie: "To make an omelette, you have to kill some ex-boyfriends."
Tyler MacIntyre delivers a sharp, candy-coated satire that feels like Heathers and Scream had millennial offspring who grew up terminally online. This is a horror-comedy that actually understands both genres, balancing gleeful bloodshed with biting commentary on social media culture and the narcissism it breeds. Not perfect, but way smarter and more fun than it has any right to be.
MacIntyre's direction keeps energy high throughout, using creative camera work that maximizes the modest budget. Chris Lee Hill and MacIntyre's screenplay nails the darkly funny tone—snappy dialogue, clever kills, and genuine insight into influencer culture's toxic underbelly. Alexandra…
I love the Tragedy Girls. I want to see The Tragedy Girls Go to College, The Tragedy Girls Go Hawaiian and The Tragedy Girls' Christmas Vacation.
i want everyone who has compared this piece of trash with heathers to personally apologize to winona ryder
Pretty entertaining movie even though I hated the main characters but it works for this one. First social media horror movie that I thought was decent. Kinda reminded me of Heathers a little. Not great but it is still entertaining. You can check it out on Hulu!
dare I say it but Glee would have done a better serial killer plotline
