10 Latest Teen Romantic Movies

Jess (Antonia Gentry) and Hannah (Julia Lester) have been best friends since childhood. When they were 13, they dreamed of attending a beautiful, sweet prom. Inspired by this dream, they vowed to create the perfect senior prom.

As teenagers, Jess and Hannah's lives took different paths. They went to different colleges, and their time together became limited. Despite this, they held on to their vow and were determined to make it happen.

Unfortunately, just 24 hours before the big senior party, both Jess and Hannah experienced heartbreak. They were both dumped by their dates and needed to find replacements before the prom to fulfill their school fantasies. Can they find new dates in such a short time?

Turtles All the Way Down is an American romantic drama film based on the novel by John Green. The story follows a 16-year-old girl named Aza Holmes, who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder. She strives to live a normal life like her friends.

Being Aza Holmes (Isabela Merced) is not easy. However, she doesn't give up. Aza always tries to be pleasant, a good friend, and an excellent student despite the intrusive and obsessive thoughts she cannot control.

One day, she meets Davis (Felix Mallard), her childhood friend. They call forth their happy times together. But everything changes when Davis' billionaire father suddenly disappears. Aza is determined to help find Davis' father, even though her illness sometimes becomes a major obstacle.

Archie Arnold (Sebastian Croft) and Amelia Brown (Charithra Chandran) have been best friends since childhood. They even attended the same school, Heathbrook Academy. Archie has always had feelings for Amelia but kept them to himself. Finally, he finds the right moment to confess his love to her.

Unfortunately, his plan is ruined when the school gets a new student, Bill Walsh (Tanner Buchanan) from America. Bill's presence excites the whole school because he is outgoing and attractive. Bill then becomes popular and takes away the attention Archie once enjoyed.

This makes Archie jealous and resentful of Bill. To make matters worse, Amelia becomes friends with the new student. Archie tries many ways to win Amelia's heart again, but this only worsens their relationship and brings Amelia closer to Bill.

Lisa Frankenstein's script was written by Diablo Cody who previously scripted a movie with similar vibes, Jennifer's Body. This movie even still exists in the same universe as the 2009 release. Lisa Frankenstein itself tells the story of a teenage girl who has a relationship with a Victorian zombie. How is that possible?

With her signature gothic appearance, Lisa is actually very socially awkward. Instead, she finds solace with some 'me time' in a cemetery, where she is mesmerized by the headstone statue of one of the graves. It seems that the corpse buried in the tomb is of a man who lived in the Victorian era.

One stormy night, lightning struck the tomb and brought the corpse back to life. To make matters worse, the undead came to Lisa's house. He was filthy, mute, limping, and missing hands and ears. Surprisingly, Lisa can communicate with him.

It didn't take long for Lisa to become close friends with the undead. Their friendship even gave Lisa a new sense of confidence. Slowly, their feelings develop into more than just friends.

Suncoast is a drama film by Laura Chinn in her directorial debut. Based on her own experiences in the early 2000s, Chinn also wrote the script. The film tells the story of a teenage girl named Doris (Nico Parker).

Doris has a brother named Max (Cree Kawa) who suffers from a serious illness. Unable to care for him alone, Doris' mother decides they should live in a special facility. Although initially reluctant, Doris eventually agrees under pressure.

While Max is being treated, Doris meets an activist named Paul (Woody Harrelson). Paul is at the medical facility to protest one of the most significant medical cases of all time. This moment brings Doris and Paul closer. Now Doris faces a dilemma: should she prioritize her sick brother or the activist she has just met?

In 2004, a teen film called Mean Girls became one of the most memorable comedy films for many movie lovers. The film's success even led to a musical version in Hollywood. Now, in 2024, the Mean Girls film is back with an even more exciting format!

Cady Heron (Angourie Rice) is a 16-year-old girl whose life is always uncertain. She often moves because of her father's job, which required her to be home-schooled from an early age. Once her father's job settles, she moves and starts school at North Shore High School.

There, she meets the Plastics, a group of three popular girls led by Regina George (Reneé Rapp). Cady's new friends, Janis (Auliʻi Cravalho) and Damian (Jaquel Spivey), warn her not to get involved with the group. But, unexpectedly, Cady ends up joining the Plastics!

Abby Abernathy had just run away from her home in Los Angeles as she couldn't stand the pressure from her father since childhood. Abby then came to Sacramento to continue her education as a student. Luckily, Abby is not alone in the city. Her best friend, America Mason, also lives there and is ready to accompany her.

Until one night, America and her boyfriend take Abby to a mysterious place that turns out to be an underground fighting arena, where Abby meets a fighter named Travis Maddox.

Since that meeting, Travis has been flirting with her with flirtatious words that make Abby misbehave. Having never been exposed to this new world, Abby feels confused and curious. She also starts to have feelings for Travis, but she doubts whether this bad boy is good for her. Will love blossom between them?

Starring Virginia Gardner and Dylan Sprouse, the movie is based on the first book in Jamie McGuire's Beautiful series, which consists of three novels and six spin-off novels.

Margaret Simon (Abby Ryder Fortson) is a 17-year-old girl searching for her identity. She lives comfortably in New York with her parents, but everything changes when they move to the suburbs of New Jersey because her father gets a job promotion.

At her new school, Margaret gets an assignment about her family background that leads to a discussion about her religion. She has always known that her mother, Barbara (Rachel Adams), is a devout Christian, while her father, Herb (Benny Safdie), is Jewish.

This difference sometimes causes tension between her mother and her maternal grandmother, Sylvia (Kathy Bates). To be fair, Margaret is asked to choose which religion she wants to follow. She starts talking to God about her worries and problems in life. What answer does Margaret receive?