If You Liked These Suuuuper Popular Movies, Then You Should Check Out These Lesser-Known Films With Similar Vibes

This might sound weird, but hear me out...

If you loved To All The Boys I've Loved Before, then you should check out Out of My League.

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You've most likely heard of this very popular Netflix hit,To All The Boys I've Loved Before, where Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) enter a relationship under false pretenses for their own separate reasons and end up accidentally falling in love in the process. I've recently discovered a similar treasure on Netflix called Out of My League that follows a similar plot in the first except there's a small but monumental twist: the main character Marta (Ludovica Francesconi) has Cystic Fibrosis.

If you loved watching After, then you should definitely watch Through My Window ASAP.

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If you loved the good girl/bad boy trope of the hit movie After, then you'll live for this Wattpad forbidden teen romance movie. Raquel (Clara Galle) is in love with her bad-boy neighbor Ares Hidalgo (Julio Peña), but there's only one issue: Ares doesn't acknowledge Raquel...at all. Until one day she decides that she's going to make him see her. What starts off as minor fantasy turns into reality when Ares gives her the attention she's seeking until life starts getting in the way.

If you loved Mamma Mia!, then Rumor Has It... should be the next movie you watch.

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Sure to be a household favorite and clearly well known is Mamma Mia!, a story that follows Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) on her journey to reveal the family secret of who her biological father is before she gets married. And, while we all know how that turned out, I'm still not over it. Anyways, another amaaazing movie that revolves around trying to discover a family secret is Rumor Has It..., where Sarah (Jennifer Aniston) is tries to uncover the secret of her family's tie to the famous movie The Graduate before getting married.

If Hush left you on the edge of your seat, then Hypnotic will have you on the floor.

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If you're into movies that include deadly mind games like Hush, then you're gonna want to check Hypnotic out. Kate Siegel stars in both movies in which she is the prey to men in a delusional cat and mouse game. In Hush, Siegel plays the role of a deaf writer who is working on her next novel in her home in the woods where she fights for her life against a maniac who's taken interest in her. In 2021, Siegel plays in a similar plot in Hypnotic that, in my opinion, is much more scary considering that her predator isn't a stranger but her own therapist that uses hypnotism to terrorize her.

And finally, If you enjoyed watching Til Death, then I would suggest checking out Gerald's Game.

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Til Death and Gerald's Game each begin with a woman's respective husband wanting to surprise them with a getaway trip to focus on their marriage but turn deadly. These movies are daunting and dare you to think of what you be willing to do in order to survive. A warning though, as these movies are the type where you're going to be wanting to hide under the blankets but also peek out at the same time and will make you question what's real and what isn't.