Love-Hate Movie Collection

After six years of marriage as a substitute bride in a wealthy family, she endured constant neglect and faked her own death to escape. Six years later, her husband tracks her down, and the truth begins to surface...

Stella was LA royalty until her father's fraud charge ended in suicide, and her fiancé left. She spite-seduced his uncle, billionaire Nicholas. Her mother's stroke sent her back; he put her to work at his bar. Contract became closeness, closeness became taboo love, and a pregnancy raised the stakes. His probe into her father's death exposed a plot aimed at the Archer empire.

Ahead of the 2022 World Cup, Javi and Danny — two gifted right wingers from rival clubs — are both called up to the national team. Both are fighting for Spain’s No. 7 shirt — but on their first night as roommates, they end up having a one-night stand.

Mara is the city's strongest Tamer, breaking the fiercest shifters. Cassius delivers Sylas—the “unbreakable” Serpent King. She tames him, but the silver mark he leaves on her neck deepens—a mate bond. When enforcers come to expose her as human, Sylas kisses the mark and whispers: “I've known you're human since you saved me.” He orchestrated everything just to reach her. But Kit the fox betrays her. Hunters attack. Sylas goes feral, then imprisons her on an island tower. She says: “Open the door. Then beg me to stay. It's the only thing you can do.”

Marina is a mermaid who will turn to foam in thirty days without true love's kiss. She tore her tail apart for Damien. Day twenty-seven—no kiss. Damien kissed another woman in front of her. He gave her soul-scale to Vanessa as a necklace, and her heart-pearl—her only way home—as an anklet. Marina took everything back. On opening night, she emptied every case of his stolen jewels. She reclaimed the tide-bracelet, the soul-scale, and finally the life she stole from death for him. Damien dissolved into white foam, swept away by the tide. And Eli—who gave up his voice to find her—used his returned voice to whisper: "Welcome home."

Skuld, the youngest Fate goddess, descends to the mortal world for her trial and is forced into marriage with Vincent, a mafia heir. She grants him boundless luck, but he betrays her, sends her to her death, and credits his success to another woman. Reborn, she severs Vincent’s fate thread, leaves his family behind, and becomes the wife of Alessan—a comatose godfather she awakens with her power. As she helps Alessan reclaim his empire, she uncovers the conspiracy that nearly destroyed him and the truth behind Vincent’s crimes. In the final reckoning, she must choose between returning to divinity or staying mortal with the man she loves. She chooses him, cutting away her past forever and rewriting her own destiny.

Melissa, the adopted daughter of the Karen family, endures systematic abuse from her newly-returned biological sister Ollie, who turns her three brothers against her through manipulation. Despite suffering humiliation and violence, Melissa secretly participates in a dangerous drug trial to cure the family's hereditary disease. When the truth finally emerges through surveillance footage, the brothers are devastated. Ollie dies from the disease she tried to weaponize. As the brothers collapse one by one, Melissa — now transformed and powerful — returns on her own terms, offering salvation from a position of absolute strength, completing her journey from victim to queen.

One drunken night, one humiliating ex, fake-date her worst enemy Blake or watch the Greenharts lose every point because of her. Hannah signs the contract expecting torture. Instead, she finds the cold, untouchable rival everyone fears has a side no one's ever seen, fiercely protective, quietly devoted, and hiding a secret of his own. When the pretending stops feeling like pretending, is it still an act? Then her ex Tristan discovers the truth—Hannah is Miss H, the anonymous genius the whole school idolizes. Now he's on his knees, begging for a second chance. Two boys, one choice.

Stella Hart loved Ashton Voss without a shred of dignity. Heir to a century-old Old Money jewelry empire, he blamed her for a fire seven years ago — convinced she'd ignored his cries to save a stranger instead. For three years he punished her for it: one hundred divorce letters, and one hundred times she came crawling back to sign them away. The hundred-and-first, she didn't. Not after he forced allergic Stella to drink in front of his friends. Not after her stepsister shattered her dead mother's locket on the floor. Not after his slap broke the hearing aid she'd worn since her father's fists stole her hearing at nineteen. In a blood-red dress, she signed — and walked into the arms of Ethan Morrow, the Silicon Valley titan who'd quietly funded her late mother's cancer research for years. Ashton realized what he'd thrown away far too late. He begged. He drank. He tried to burn her name down so no one else could have her. But you don't get to break a woman who's already walked away — you just get to watch her shine somewhere you can't reach. He spent three years calling her nothing. Now he'll spend a lifetime wondering where his star went.

She killed him six times. Each time, he forgot her. Each time, she fell in love again. Now, on the seventh, she's a ruined heiress sold at auction—and he buys her. The magnetic pull is instant. Their bodies remember what their minds don't. But when she finally plunges the knife into his heart, he doesn't die. He awakens with golden eyes. He is the devil she made a deal with. Every death was his ascension. Devastated, she flees. He tears out his own godhood—five centuries of power—to become mortal, just to find her. Endures a hundred lashes until his back is shredded. For one chance to hold her without hurting her. True nirvana isn't emptiness. It's surrender to love.