A list by Ripley and Ellas sibling watches

Movie · 2014
“A critically panned YA vampire movie that tried to be the next Twilight and landed somewhere between 'meh' and 'yikes.'”

Movie · 2004
“The iconic teen comedy that made 'fetch' happen (it didn't) and turned high school cruelty into quotable gold—but is it actually good for teens?”

Movie · 2008
“Obscure J-horror flick about vengeful classmates—not the sparkly vampire one, and with a 4/10 rating, you're not missing anything.”

Movie · 2010
“Brooding vampires, shirtless werewolves, and a love triangle that makes 'choosing a college' look like a breeze—peak 2010 melodrama.”

Movie · 2009
“Bella spirals into depression and danger-seeking after Edward leaves—unhealthy relationship dynamics: the movie.”

Movie · 2011
“Bella and Edward finally tie the knot, but the honeymoon ends with a supernatural pregnancy that looks more like a body-horror movie than a teen romance.”

Movie · 2012
“The one where everyone loses their heads (temporarily) and a CGI baby makes the whole vampire world go to war.”

TV Show · 2013
“Sexy vampires, bloody vendettas, and supernatural New Orleans nightlife—basically The Vampire Diaries' edgier older sibling.”
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