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Jennifer’s Body sequel moves forward with Megan Fox set to return

Megan Fox is reportedly returning for a Jennifer’s Body sequel, with filming expected to begin later this year


Pop Culture & Art July 21, 2026 1 min read
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Megan Fox is reportedly set to reprise her iconic role in a long-awaited sequel to Jennifer’s Body, the supernatural horror film that has grown into a modern cult classic since its 2009 release.

According to reports, the Jennifer’s Body sequel is expected to begin filming later this year, marking a major milestone for fans who have campaigned for a follow-up over the past decade. While the project has not yet been officially announced by the studio, industry reports suggest the sequel is moving forward with Fox returning in the lead role.

Directed by Karyn Kusama and written by Diablo Cody, Jennifer’s Body starred Fox as Jennifer Check, a high school student who becomes possessed and begins preying on her classmates. Although the film received mixed reactions and underperformed at the box office upon release, it gradually found a dedicated audience through streaming platforms and home media, earning recognition as a cult favourite.

Interest in revisiting the franchise has continued to grow in recent years. Both Cody and Kusama have previously expressed interest in developing a sequel, while Fox has repeatedly stated that she would be open to returning to the role that became one of the defining performances of her career.

Reports indicate production could begin this autumn, though no official casting announcements have been made beyond Fox’s reported involvement. It also remains unclear whether Amanda Seyfried, who starred alongside Fox in the original film, will reprise her role.

If confirmed, the sequel would mark the return of one of horror’s most celebrated cult films, introducing Jennifer’s Body to a new generation while expanding the story for longtime fans. Additional details, including the plot, director and release date, are expected to be announced in the coming months.

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