Twelve

Twelve is a crime drama set among wealthy teenagers in Manhattan. White Mike, a young man who has dropped out of his private school, sells marijuana to the privileged students around him, relying on a supplier named Lionel. He avoids the new synthetic drug known as Twelve, a mix of cocaine and ecstasy, which is spreading through the same circles. His life is upended when his cousin Charlie is murdered and his best friend Hunter is arrested in connection with the killing.

The film was directed by Joel Schumacher, the twentieth of the twenty-one features he made, following Blood Creek and preceding Trespass. Jordan Melamed wrote the screenplay, and the cast includes Chace Crawford as White Mike, Rory Culkin, 50 Cent, Emily Meade, Emma Roberts and Billy Magnussen, among thirty-nine credited performers. It is an adaptation of Nick McDonell's novel.

Released in July 2010, the film had a budget of five million dollars and took about three million dollars worldwide. On IMDb it holds a rating of 5.6 from roughly thirteen thousand votes, and on TMDB a rating of 5.7 from a few hundred votes, indicating a modest response from those who have seen it.