Campus Lovers Movie Collection

In The Genius and the Bad Boy movie, when two hot brothers go after plus size Sophie, will she pick the true-hearted bad boy or the lying quarterback?

Student Body President Kaden Russell just made an enemy of Star Quarterback Donovan Miller. When the two clash over school activity funds, Donovan goes too far with a cruel remark. As revenge, Kaden dyes the football uniforms rainbow. But when the prank gets Donovan injured during a game, Kaden is sentenced to serve as Donovan’s “waterboy”. The forced proximity stirs up feelings Donovan never expected, and when their rivalry turns romantic, both boys have to decide what they’re willing to risk for love.

By day, Brooklyn is a broke college student from the trailer park. But online, she’s Echo—a fearless gamer gunning for the $50,000 Blackgrove Reign tournament prize, her one shot at freedom. To win, she has to dethrone Thorne, the reigning champion. What she doesn’t know? Thorne is really Ethan—the hot, cocky frat king who also happens to be her TA… and her best friend’s older brother. After they butt heads in real life, Ethan discovers Brooklyn is Echo and enters the game to toy with her—only to find himself drawn to her skill, fire, and spirit. Online, they become unstoppable partners. Offline, they’re bitter rivals. When will Brooklyn realize Ethan is Thorne, and can these sworn enemies stop fighting long enough to see they’re perfect for each other?

In Stableboy movie, openly gay city kid Evan Brooks is sent to a Midwest ranch with one condition: compete on the high school rodeo team or lose his dream of culinary school in Paris.

Two polar opposites, Chris and Joey, fall madly in love despite their contrasting backgrounds. But fate intervenes, forcing them apart. Years later, they reunite and rekindle old feelings. Can they make it work this time?

Emma Wright is the perfect pastor's daughter. Raised in a strict religious household, she has spent her entire life being taught to be humble, obedient, and rule-abiding. Her future has always been dictated by her father's rigid beliefs and the pressure to protect the family's reputation. Everything changes when her older brother, Noah, is publicly humiliated and drawn into a bitter conflict with Jake Morrison—the school's notorious bad boy, motocross champion, and heir to a billionaire family.

Gayoung, a perfect straight-A student, sweetly chases her first love Jungwoo all the way to college—only to hear that his ideal type is a busty girl, which she definitely isn’t. As she clumsily tries everything to become his "type," a mysterious message pops up, promising to turn her AAA size into an F-cup. A bubbly, heart-fluttering romantic comedy short drama about first love, silly dreams, and learning to love yourself just the way you are.

In Too Late for Love: 15 Days After Miscarriage movie, Iris and Benjamin were once the ultimate power couple—total relationship goals for everyone, and loaded to boot. They went from college sweethearts straight to tying the knot, and he even gave her a kidney to save her life, swearing he’d love her forever. But by their third year of marriage? Benjamin was hooking up with his mistress out in the open, no shame at all. Crushed and done with his nonsense, Iris set a "15-day countdown" and quietly planned her divorce and escape. But his pathetic lies and the mistress’s bold-faced disrespect pushed her over the edge—she lost the baby. Completely broken, she finally took off, all by herself. Benjamin had no clue how much he’d hurt her until she was gone. That’s when his brutal "redemption tour" started—you know, when someone messes up bad and then begs for forgiveness, but it’s already too late. He offered a reward worldwide to find her, but Iris outsmarted him at every turn. His career and reputation? Gone in a flash. Even after he dumped the mistress, got on his knees to beg for mercy, and took a knife for Iris (ending up seriously hurt), he couldn’t melt her cold heart. In the end, he just had to watch—lonely and full of regret—as she built a new, happy life. And that’s when he finally got it: "Belated love ain’t worth squat"—affection that shows up too late? It’s totally useless.

On Eric Lowe's wedding day, his bride Joy Lynn ran away with his younger brother Ryan. So he did the only logical thing—he called his childhood rival Emma Shaw and asked her to marry him on the spot. Locked in a marriage of convenience, the two gradually revealed their true feelings for each other. But when Joy tried to crawl back and Ryan's schemes came to light, Eric realized the woman he'd been fighting with his whole life might just be the one he couldn't live without.

With 23 days left until graduation, he placed a loquat candy on my notebook with a promise: I have something to tell you on graduation day. But when the ceremony arrived, his house was completely empty and his phone number was disconnected. I waited three days, deleted everything about him, and moved far away. Six years later, I came across a profile on a dating app. The bio has only one line: The loquat candy melted.