Hidden Feelings Movie Collection

Axel is a ghost, a Russian operative buried deep inside the underground fighting circuit, sent to infiltrate the empire of Dante, the most feared mafia don on the continent. His ticket in? A brutal cage match where he publicly defies the don, then holds back the killing blow. The bait works. Dante brings him home. But the mansion is a cage of its own. When Axel gets caught cracking the don's safe, his only alibi is a forged love letter, a lie that accidentally ignites Dante's twisted obsession. When assassins strike, Axel sees his moment. He steps in front of the bullet meant for Dante. Bleeds for him. Nearly dies for him. The reward? The don's absolute trust, and an S-level pass to every secret in the empire. Now Axel is inside the heart of the beast. But the deeper he goes, the blurrier the line becomes between mission and something far more dangerous. He came to betray him. He didn't plan to fall for him.

Persephone was just a curious goddess, sneaking into the Underworld for thrills. Until a stolen touch exposed her forbidden desire for Hades. Humiliated, teased, and still hopelessly captivated. Hades sees everything… and nothing is off-limits. She’s the innocent spring goddess. He’s the ruler of the dead, powerful, irresistible, and impossible to have. Temptation was never part of the plan, but neither was falling in love with the ruler of the dead.

Cursed by the Moon Goddess, Alpha werewolf Arthur Griffin has only one way to survive: before his 30th birthday, he must find the one person bearing the Moon Mark—the legendary Pure Vessel—and complete their fated bond. Otherwise, he will die. For years, Arthur has searched every corner of the country, but his quest has led nowhere. Convinced that his destined mate must be a woman, he never once questioned the prophecy. Everything changes after a tragic car accident brings an unexpected young man into his life. The moment Arthur discovers the hidden Moon Mark on the young man's waist, he realizes the shocking truth— The fated mate he has spent ten years searching for... is a man. Desperate to break his curse and stay alive, Arthur will stop at nothing to keep the young man by his side. But what begins as a relationship built on obsession, possession, and resistance gradually transforms into a love neither of them can escape—a love that was written by fate from the very beginning.

Maddox, a gifted diver haunted by the trauma of a past accident, makes his comeback. On the night of his return, he mistakes Teo, a younger fellow athlete, for someone else and spends the night with him. The next morning, he discovers Teo is none other than his new synchro springboard partner. What follows is a journey from awkward hostility to budding affection. Tormented by public expectations and lingering trauma, Maddox struggles repeatedly with his feelings. Their rival Tyler secretly films their intimate moments and uses the footage to blackmail them. In the end, Maddox conquers his inner demons. He and Teo claim the championship at the grand finals. Standing on the winner’s podium, they publicly confirm their relationship, achieving fulfilment both in their sporting careers and their love.

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.

Evelyn, an ordinary high school student, is publicly humiliated after her crush on a popular hockey player is exposed. Devastated, she musters up the courage to send him nudes anonymously in hopes of catching his eye. But she accidentally sends the pics to Colton instead, the captain of the hockey team who always teases her. What will happen between them?

On mating night, Charlie is claimed by the Alpha and his Beta. By morning, she's publicly declared "unsatisfactory" and replaced. But when she discovers she can hear their private mind-link—and their chosen mate can't—the question becomes: if she was never meant for them, why is she the only one who feels the bond?

Lucas Carter is the charismatic captain of his college hockey team. After a concussion leaves him with temporary amnesia, his life begins to unravel. He forgets his complicated rivalry with transfer student Albert Clay, making him the perfect target for Albert’s carefully constructed lie: Albert claims they have secretly been lovers all along. As Lucas struggles to separate truth from deception, he still believes he is straight, yet finds himself irresistibly drawn to Albert. Torn between his girlfriend Jessica, his fading memories, and feelings he can no longer deny, Lucas embarks on a journey to uncover who he truly is. Along the way, he is forced to confront his identity, his buried emotions, and the truth behind Albert’s betrayal.

Five years ago, Tiffany was betrayed by her fiancé and best friend, poisoned, and left for dead while pregnant. She survived, but her newborn daughter vanished without a trace. Desperate to find her, Tiffany takes a job as a nanny at the Silvermoon Pack, never realizing the little princess in her care is her own missing daughter. The girl's father is Asher Sterling—the ruthless, untouchable Alpha who has spent five years searching for the mysterious woman from his one unforgettable night. As Tiffany and Asher are drawn together, old enemies resurface, deadly secrets unravel...

Scholarship student Gracie harbors a crush on student president Caspian but is mocked as a "nerd" who only knows theory. Her rival Hudson proposes a deal: he'll pose as her boyfriend to help her win Caspian, if she tutors him in theory. Their secret lessons in a forbidden attic grow increasingly intimate—hiding from Caspian in a shower stall, practicing seduction over wine. When Hudson kisses her publicly to save her from humiliation, Gracie's heart wavers. During a mock date, she breathlessly asks "can you kiss me"—only to realize she called out Hudson's name, not Caspian's.