T Hunter

It is way too sexual, not just sexual but visually graphic for a movie that is supposed to be about teens. The actors themselves are barely legal. I am not sure why Netflix continues to go into this direction but it's very worrisome.

I think this movie would have been fine if they didn't have an actual underage girl pretending to get sexually abused. It's really disturbing that children are allowed to act in these scenes.

(SPOILERS)My main issue with the movie was their view on friendship. Lydia was a bad friend. She was flirting with her crush then laughed at her to fit in with other people, then kissed her crush and dated him. She said she apologized but then took that accountability back and said the only bad thing she did was date him and that was because Stacy made her mad. And everyone is talking to Stacy like she just needs to hurry up and get over and be friends with her and she listens, she feels sorry the whole movie. Even before she started to be bad too. They tell Stacy don't let a guy come in between you, but Lydia is the one who let a guy come in between them. Stacy blames the guy for all of their bad behavior, take accountability. I feel this movie is promoting bad friendship. This is not normal nor something you should just move on and ignore.