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Abraham G Feb 14, 2019 Decent for what it's supposed to be: a teenage fatal attraction. The "hero" of the story played by Taylor John Smith makes some infuriating choices at time, but given that hee's 17-year-old operating with a 17-year-old's brain, you just have to go with his occasional stupidity. Overall, he's a likable character though, and villain Bella Thorne is highly entertaining to watch in all her craziness. Not really a true scary movie, but a fun, freaky one, especially for teenagers. See more

Hagrid R Dec 18, 2018 Would have given this 1 Star But when strange mysteries keep happening ?? to the point where Shaggy and Scooby Doo would have thought this is odd ( and they have seen everything ) here's just the last 20 minutes of film . 1,Tyler Google's Holly's name for the 1st time but all the sites are highlighted Pink not Blue ( impossible surely) 2,How did Holly hang Alison 15 ft + in the air by herself? 3,Holly's dramatic ending was a "i promise" to a male medic as if she is gonna do this again ? But all she is gonna do is Life in prison or the electric chair ( her sheet inc previous makes Charles Manson look a saint ) Overall I just lost 88 minutes of my life I'm never gonna get back But on a positive note ! that view from Holly's home was Spectacular ! See more

Poe R Dec 13, 2018 The music doesn't accurately represent what the characters are likely feeling in different situations. The actors are not acting like humans would for the situations they're in and the actors seem very new (25:15 to 25:40). See more

Ron R Nov 19, 2018 This movie was good, Although..... I do not think the age restrictions were right on this, as it is stated to be a 15, although this movie includes SEX SCENES, STRONG SEX REFERENCES, DRUG USE, AND VERY STRONG LANGUAGE. So I do think It should have been rates as a 18 , but overall, I enjoyed this movie See more

Albus R Sep 15, 2018 An insensitive and tone-deaf film. First, Tyler's supposed "rough" living situation. Let's be clear - Tyler's family home most definitely falls under the categories of privileged and upper middle class. Much like the privileged, ignorant people who wrote this film. Anything less than a mansion without a pool is pretty much poverty, right? Second, and worst of all, is the mention of sexual assault. To weave it into a story line like this, painting it as a ploy by a crazed, jealous female teen to get back at a boy who has scorned her, single-handedly discredits sexual assault victims and perpetuates the doubt often cast on women who come forward and testify against their attackers. Imagine a young women watching this, having been sexually assaulted herself, and her walking away with the notion that she shouldn't ever come forward because that guy that hurt her? He'll just say she's crazy. And then wondering if maybe she is. Shame on you, Netflix. See more

Theodore S Aug 28, 2018 I don't get it. This is a good cast with Bella Thorne, Taylor John Smith, and Halston Sage headlining but unfortunately it is all downhill from there. Big problem is the whole story, as others reported. Tyler has plenty of opportunity to tell the truth to his girlfriend but because he is a sliime balll, he doesn't say anything. As a result, the whole premise is junk - you don't feel bad for Tyler at all, because he waits forever to tell the truth. The other problem is this cast. They are way beyond high school - everyone but Bella Thorne (20) is 25 or older. They don't even look like high school students, more like college students. This is just a bad skin-baring film. I am really disappointed in Netflix as they are now putting out things like this. See more

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