This is a rather bland teen thriller. Bella Thorne plays a woman who hooks up with a guy on a break and then when he gets back with his girlfriend proceeds to go all Fatal Attraction on him. The photography is better than the usual standard Lifetime movie. But the cast seems a bit laid back in their performances.

Not a must watch.

You got got ... or something along those lines. The line between insanity and love seem to blur. Well at least here. And I guess our main character brought this upon himself. Then again when you have to deal with a person that crazy, even the small crazy things one does may seem reasonable (they are not). And all just because he didn't agree with his girlfriend and ... ah well don't try to overthink it, it just doesn't work.

If you like watching beautiful people, at least you get that. On the other hand is that really enough? And couldn't you just look at their pictures if that was the case? You wouldn't have to endure a painful story like this. Another reviewer stated that swimfan did it better ... not a lot, but a bit. And there are other movies out there, that have similar themes but work ...

Tyler (Taylor John Smith) is deeply in love with new girl Ali (Halston Sage). He's even willing to do yoga for her. It's the last week of the summer and they go to a friend's party. They encounter Ali's sleazy ex Chase from San Francisco. Tyler has a fight with Ali and leaves the party with unknown girl Holly (Bella Thorne). Tyler has a short drug filled sexual escapade. Afterward, he makes up with Ali but is shocked to find Holly attending their school.

This one hits all the expected tropes and I actually was hoping for a bunny boil. Tyler is a pathetic unappealing dumb character. The only good aspect is the casting of Sage and Thorne. Sage is a solid good girl and Thorne is perfect as hot crazy. I don't think Thorne can really play the innocent good girl at this point. Using Tyler as the point of view is not compelling. There is no rooting interest in him. He almost redeems himself confessing to Lydia at the hospital but stupid writing immediately takes it all back. He talks face to face with Ali and fails utterly to warn her against Holly. There are so many laughable moments in the third act. It's derivative and unappealing at first and then it devolves into a bad thriller. The actresses are good although the male lead is saddled with a bad role.