Needy: They killed you. Jennifer: I'm still here, aren't I? I mean, they did go all Benihana on my ass with that knife and it should have killed me, but for some reason... it didn't. Needy: Maybe it did.

You're lime green jell-o and you can't even admit it to yourself!

—Our library has an occult section? —Yeah, it’s really small.

“... having people ask me all these questions and having to reflect on it, I realized a lot of things. One of the things was when I was doing that sacrifice scene, there are of course other things that I can pull from my childhood and past, but for me, that scene represented my relationship with the movie studios at the time and the studio executives and directors and just Hollywood in general, because on almost a daily basis, I felt like I was being sacrificed for their gain with almost no concern for my physical well-being. Fuck your mental or emotional well-being. That never is a question when you’re a woman in Hollywood. Whatever they need to do to me or put me through, they were going to do as long as it got them that they needed. So in that moment I think it was a very visceral, very powerful, almost cathartic experience, because I was able to let out everything that I was trying to keep in and not be vulnerable and play tough and fight it. I could just surrender to it and cry and wilt and it was okay.”  — Megan Fox

“It was close to the end, I believe, of our three and a half weeks of night shooting. So we were all probably a little bit demented, but Megan just gave so much. She made it so terrifying and deeply upsetting, deeply disturbing. I remember after that day, what you had said upset you so much about it when we were shooting was how everyone just kept laughing at you... I’m getting chills just thinking about what it means for women to routinely feel like their humanity doesn’t matter, and I really think Megan channeled an experience that ultimately is just too universal for a lot of women. That was something really moving to me on that day. There was something so viscerally honest about what Megan was doing.” — Karyn Kusama

Jennifer’s Body (2009) dir. Karyn Kusama

Jennifer’s Body (2009) dir. Karyn Kusama

Jennifer’s Body (2009) dir. Karyn Kusama