Amanda Seyfried Discusses Missteps in 'Jennifer's Body' Marketing and Hints at Sequel

The actress calls the 2009 horror-comedy a 'perfect movie' but criticizes its marketing for misrepresenting feminist themes, while expressing enthusiasm for a potential follow-up.

Amanda Seyfried has criticized the marketing campaign for 'Jennifer's Body,' stating it misrepresented the film by focusing on Megan Fox's sex appeal rather than its feminist and satirical elements.
The 2009 horror-comedy, written by Diablo Cody and directed by Karyn Kusama, has gained a cult following and is now celebrated as a misunderstood classic.
Seyfried praised director Karyn Kusama for her focus on female storytelling and enhancing the depiction of relationships between women on screen.
Both Seyfried and Cody have expressed interest in a sequel, with Seyfried stating she is ready to reprise her role whenever the project moves forward.
The film's reappraisal has been fueled by its resonance with feminist and queer audiences, highlighting its subversive take on gender dynamics and female friendship.

The Hollywood Reporter