Netflix's The Body Is a Satirical Sermon on Catholic School Full of Partying, Sex (and Sexual Repression), and Religious Mania

The Body, titled “Slutty God,” opens with a Bible verse about, well, the body. Series creator Quinn Shephard picks apart that verse, disseminating a sermon that reflects on pleasure, purity, sacrifice, and how one part affects the whole. Outside of the divinity school existentialism, though, The Body is first and foremost a wild and funny drama/satire about a Catholic school dance team whose bad decisions at a Halloween party hazing ritual leads to mass hysteria.