Avalon High

Allie Pennington moves to a new town with her parents and enrolls at Avalon High, where the students seem to fall into familiar roles: the quarterback and class president, the cheerleader, the brooding outsider. As she settles in, she notices odd visions and connections she cannot explain, and a book about King Arthur leads her to a prophecy about his return. It gradually becomes clear that the legend is playing out again among her classmates, and that Allie herself has a part in it.

The film is a television fantasy drama directed by Stuart Gillard, made for Disney Channel and based on Meg Cabot's novel. It is the twelfth of the thirteen films Gillard directed in chronological order, arriving between Mega Piranha and Girl vs. Monster. Britt Robertson plays Allie, with Gregg Sulkin as Will, Joey Pollari as Miles, Devon Graye as Marco, Molly C. Quinn as Jen and Steve Valentine as Mr. Moore. Julie Sherman Wolfe and Amy Talkington wrote the screenplay, and Janine Dickins produced; the credited cast numbers twenty-one.

Reception has been modest. On IMDb it holds a rating of 5.6 from around 7,100 votes, while on TMDB it sits at 6.2 from roughly 575 votes. The audience scores suggest a film watched mainly by younger viewers and readers of the source novel.