Yes, Netflix wrote that 7 Women and a Murder is a retelling of a "cult-favorite tale," said tale being 2002's French film 8 Women. Based on Robert Thomas's 1958 play Huit Femmes, François Ozon's musical film 8 Women sees a group of family members huddled together inside a remote mansion in France's countryside in the 1950s.

When the family patriarch is — gasp — murdered, everyone is a suspect. Eventually, secrets are aired out among the eight fabulous ladies, and a killer is revealed. Focus Features detailed that the comedic film was a box-office hit and received a Silver Bear Award for its ensemble cast at the 2002 Berlin International Film Festival.

As you might imagine, both 7 Women and a Murder and 8 Women boast a sense of campiness (à la a pink gun grip), Decider even calling the former flick a bit corny. "There are definitely details throughout that render it a little corny, as when Auntie Agostina repeatedly faints any time something shocking happens," the publication wrote in its review. But, of course, this is all intentional.

7 Women and a Murder is currently streaming on Netflix.