Body Shots is a 1999 drama film directed by Michael Cristofer and stars Sean Patrick Flanery, Amanda Peet, Jerry O'Connell, and Tara Reid. The movie follows a group of eight friends who go out to party in Los Angeles. The film is narrated through multiple perspectives of the characters, each telling their side of the story.
The night starts with shots and partying, and soon the group separates into pairs. Sara (Peet) and Mike (Flanery) hit it off, but the next morning, Sara wakes up feeling violated and accuses Mike of date rape. The group is torn apart, and each person's loyalty and trust towards the accused and the accuser are tested.
As the story unfolds, the characters' pasts and flaws are revealed, adding depth to their personalities. The movie touches on topics such as consent, alcohol, sexism, and gender politics. It explores the gray area between consent and rape, depicting how easily a situation can turn into a misunderstanding.
Body Shots is a thought-provoking and honest portrayal of the night-life culture and its consequences. It received mixed reviews from critics but has gained a cult following over the years.