Campus Lovers Movie Collection

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?

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?

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.

Martin Wayne returned to the night the Entity Outbreak began and was bound to the Guardian System. His mission was to romance Elaine Getty and stop her from becoming the Entity Sovereign. In the midst of danger, he slowly uncovered the hidden truth. With his sister’s true nature in question, relentless attacks from entities, and the system’s schemes, Martin and Elaine fought side by side, searching for the one hope to rewrite history.

"Stay" is a 90-minute dark romantic psychological drama that explores the relationship of a woman and her captor over the course of several months. Seeing just how dark a love story can be and still be considered a love story.

A sudden hospital fire reunites Cindy with her first love, Jackson, after eight long years. Now a heroic fire captain, Jackson risks his life to rescue a nurse trapped in the blaze—only to discover she's none other than Cindy, the woman who shattered his heart during a college break by seemingly cheating on him. As fate begins to turn its wheels, long-buried truths slowly surface. Cindy never betrayed him—instead, she chose to hide her pregnancy to protect Jackson’s future, raising their son Noah alone ever since. Now, facing the child who doesn’t know his true identity, Jackson’s paternal instincts awaken, while Cindy’s long-hidden maternal secret teeters on the edge of revelation. As the flames of their past reignite, they’re met with overwhelming obstacles: a jealous boss, a ruthless mother, sneering colleagues, and a kidnapping plot that pushes Cindy to the brink once more. This is a story of misunderstanding and sacrifice spanning eight years—a journey of love, forgiveness, and impossible choices. When the flames die down, can true love rise from the ashes? He once promised, “Wait for me. I’ll come back to marry you.” She gave everything to keep that hope alive: “For you, I held on to hope.” Love never died—it was only waiting for the fire to return.

Sylvia belonged to an average household. Nicholas, her father, had a modest business. When Sylvia returned home from work one day, she spotted a man and a few others standing in front of her house. The man appeared to be quite powerful and had grown frustrated with Sylvia’s father. Before Sylvia could clearly see his face, he had left. The very following evening, Sylvia is abducted without warning. Nicholas realizes that Richard, the business tycoon, is behind all these. He abducted his daughter when he was unable to convince Nicholas to complete the task. When Sylvia’s grandmother Sophie realizes that Sylvia’s crying a lot one day, she takes her inside the mansion with her. Sylvia was taken aback when she first saw Richard’s photo on that day. It turned out that Richard was her boyfriend from college. However, one day he disappeared without a trace. Sylvia observed Richard carefully after that. She learns that an accident a few years ago caused him to lose his memories. She began to love Richard even more at this point. Richard is enraged by her attempts, despite her best efforts. Will Sylvia bring back Richard’s memory eventually or will her effort for doing so backfire on her?

Teen series Flunk explores contemporary coming-of-age issues, as a group of queer students navigate the intricacies of high school relationships.

Ivy League Freshman, Aaron Milton (17) gets a different kind of education when he falls for Linda (34) a vivacious former wild-child who has returned to college to straighten out her life. The curriculum gets more challenging when Aaron meets Linda's sarcastic 14 year-old daughter, Beth - who quickly develops a crush on him. The math doesn't work in either direction but the dysfunctional triangle becomes a learning experience for all involved.