Campus Story Movies

Nia, an ordinary 18-year-old, goes viral overnight after posting a video exposing injustice at her school — only to be maliciously re-edited and mobbed online by a top Beverly Hills influencer dynasty. As hidden-camera footage, deepfakes and long-buried dirt surface one piece at a time, she discovers that her school, a PR firm and a wealthy family are jointly weaving an enormous campaign of public deception. To protect her family and find the truth, Nia joins forces with Jax, a rich-kid documentary director, to fight back — only to find that everyone is hiding something, herself included. When the truth can only be told to the world on a live stream, she must decide: stay silent, or bet everything and expose everyone for who they really are.

On her first day at Maple Elite Academy, transfer student Emma Parker does the unthinkable — she picks a fight with The Big Four, the untouchable heirs who rule the school. Tyrannical Rowan Calloway wants to break her. Golden-boy August Langford wants to protect her. But behind their masks, nothing is what it seems. The closer they get, the harder they fall — for the girl who was never meant to belong in their world. Enemies… or childhood friends? When it comes to Rowan and August, the answer is never simple. Who will she choose?

At sixteen, Sofia’s adoptive mother sold her eggs on the black market, stealing her chance to ever become a mother. Years later, Sofia is just a school custodian—until she saves a little girl from a kidnapping and catches the attention of her mysterious billionaire father. Desperate to protect his daughter from a vicious custody battle, he offers Sofia an unexpected deal: marry him. What starts as a fake marriage soon turns into a love neither of them can resist. But his ruthless ex-wife, buried secrets, and deadly betrayals threaten to tear their new family apart. Sofia has already lost her chance at motherhood. Will she lose the family she finally found?

After World War III, I became a scavenger in a chaotic world, surviving by trading salvaged junk for supplies—while being bullied by classmates who would steal what I'd gathered. By chance, I discovered alien technology and rescued three beautiful women who became my wives. Now, I aim to use these assets to become the King of the Wasteland!

Freya, a female rabbit beastkin, was adopted by Lady Hughes, her mother’s best friend, after her parents passed away. She grew up and attended school alongside Landon and Marcel, the twin wolf beastkin brothers of the Hughes household. The twins were popular celebrities at the beastkin academy. Leveraging her rabbit-type healing powers, Freya tirelessly helped them resolve all kinds of troubles, fully believing she would marry one of the two brothers someday. Everything fell apart the moment Charlotte, a fox beastkin, appeared. Charlotte schemed relentlessly to frame Freya and drive her away. She successfully manipulated the wolf twins into misunderstanding Freya, creating a rift between them. Tormented and wronged, Freya drifted apart from the brothers. Overcome with despair, she resolved to transfer schools and wed Grayson, the young heir of a lion beastkin clan. Only after Freya left did the Hughes twins wake up to the truth, see Charlotte the fox beastkin’s true colors clearly, and drown in remorse. Yet it was far too late. Freya was already with Grayson, had completely let go of the past, and was preparing for their wedding.

Tessa’s crush throws her cinnamon roll in the trash and calls her a fat pig in front of the whole class. When she finally stops begging to be chosen, she starts glowing up and catches everyone’s eye, including the boy who destroyed her. But Tessa has already chosen Adrian, the masked outcast everyone calls scarred and pathetic. By the time Chase wants her back, Adrian’s secret is out: he was never weak. He was the richest, most dangerous boy in the room.

At an elite lycan academy, poor Omega Ryan fight against the upper class for a scholarship - the fund for his mother's treatment. Alpha king Kael becomes obsessed, branding him with a forbidden "A4's Red Moon mark"—while gentle heir of Vance family, Silas silently guards him. Ryan refuses to be a kept pet. Awakening the rare "Silver Moon Bloodline," he crushes the old order. After Kael takes a fatal wound saving him, Ryan shields him in return, and the two evolve into soul-bonded mates. Under the full moon, their eternal mark rewrites the fate of all wolfkind.

Eli got busted watching gay porn, and now the whole campus knows he's into guys. One of them is the guy he likes—but he's not the only one watching. The other roommate claims he hates him, yet he keeps falling deeper, step by step. Now both roommates are going feral over him—one with sweet traps, the other with raw possession. Eli's move? He keeps them both in his grip. The rule is simple: he picks no one. Want to stay? Play by his rules.

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.

Ten years ago Layla's parents died pulling Elias Cole out of a burning building. She watched it happen, and the trauma took all five of her senses. Sight came back. Hearing and speech never did. Elias learned sign language for her and made her a promise: he'd be her eyes, her ears, her voice, and show her the whole world. The Coles raised her. The whole school knew whose girl she was. Then a transfer student named Molly turns the school into a game, and in the boys' bathroom Layla's hearing comes back — just in time to learn that Elias has been on the other side of that game for a long time. She says nothing. She lets them keep talking, keep escalating, keep filming, while a recorder collects every voice, every insult, every line about a cripple who can't call for help. She takes the beatings, the wastewater tank, the broken ribs, and she keeps the file. Molly is going to hear her own voice played back to her. And when Elias finally turns around and starts breaking things to make it up to her, Layla will already be on a plane, with an uncle who has been waiting ten years for her call, learning to say her first word out loud.