A pair of new films have their blood-stained fingers on that pulse: “Bottoms” is a satirical comedy about a queer-founded high school fight club ... starting with its poster, which reimagines ...

Rachell Sennott and Ayo Edebiri are the uncool lesbian fight club weirdos of our dreams in "Bottoms ... They wear revealing briefs for promotional posters urging students to "get horny" for ...

Throughout Bottoms, one can sense Seligman’s clear ... and Josie (The Bear’s Ayo Edebiri), who decide to start an all-female fight club in order to seduce their respective crushes, Isabel ...

The words "cult classic" are thrown around by critics with relentless abandon, but Bottoms, the followup film from Canadian ... While Josie is naturally hesitant, PJ sees the fight club as a brilliant ...

Like "Heathers" crossed with "Fight Club," "Bottoms" is a biting, subversive satire taking on the cruelty of adolescence and high school, stretched to the point of absurdity and beyond.

How Emma Seligman’s new movie, Bottoms, starring comedy pals Rachel ... bestie as the girls develop warring thoughts on the fight club — friction that lends itself to some of the movie ...

Bottoms is a manic-looking movie that follows ... is about two high school girls who set up a fight club to attract cheerleaders. The film stars Seddott and Ayo Edebiri as the two unpopular ...

The director Emma Seligman narrates a sequence from her film featuring Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri. transcript The director Emma Seligman narrates a sequence from “Bottoms,” featuring ...

to “advise” their thirsty fight club. In the end, all these young women want is a foothold on life, a little less humiliation and some physical intimacy. If that makes “Bottoms” snarky on ...

Many know the classic 1999 film Fight Club, but imagine if it were run by women instead. Bottoms is the 2023 comedy version of just that, starring Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri. If you missed out ...

Rachel Sennott, left, and Ayo Edebiri star as high school girls looking to meet the girls of their dreams in the comedy Bottoms ... PJ sees the fight club as a brilliant ploy to meet new girls.