You Get Me

Tyler is devoted to his girlfriend Alison, but a serious argument between them leads him to spend a night with Holly, a newcomer to town. The next morning he learns two things: Alison is willing to give their relationship another chance, and Holly has enrolled at his school, determined to have him for herself.

You Get Me is a drama with romance and thriller elements, released in 2017 and running 89 minutes. It was directed by Brent Bonacorso from a screenplay by Ben Epstein, and produced by Brian Robbins, Nicki Cortese and Matt Kaplan through Awesomeness Films and Good Universe. Bella Thorne plays Holly, with Halston Sage as Alison, Taylor John Smith as Tyler, Brigid Brannagh as Corinne Viola, Nash Grier as Gil and Kathryn Morris as Mrs. Hewitt.

The film's reception was modest. On IMDb it holds a rating of 4.7 from roughly 15,000 votes, while on TMDB it sits at 5.6 from about 1,700 votes. The two audience scores are close to each other, both placing the film in mixed territory. Made in the United States, it belongs to a run of young-adult thrillers that Awesomeness Films produced in the same period.