Do Revenge

Main characters are Latina, White, and Black. Some characters self-identify as "queer," others use the term "NB" (nonbinary), and students use the idea that they are "poly" to get out of a sticky situation involving cheating. Young women talk about "women of color" supporting one another. Despite behavior to the contrary, a young man tries to appear an "ally" to women by starting a "Cis Hetero Men Championing Female Identifying Students' League" and deeming Valentine's Day patriarchal and heteronormative. He's called a "hypocrite, fake-woke misogynist."

The film revolves around two women plotting revenge against classmates they feel have harmed them. Plots get more and more involved; at one point a car crash is orchestrated, sending a character to the hospital with a bloody forehead. High schoolers are sent to rehab. Two males engage in a boxing match. Someone is slapped. Intimate videos are shared publicly.

High schoolers flirt, kiss, make out, feel each other up, record sexy videos, cheat on each other, have sex. No body parts or intimate acts are shown, but a man goes under the blankets while a woman fakes an orgasm ("I came," she says), and there's talk of "eating ass," "boob," and nose jobs, a tampon "sliding out," and a woman who says she's glad she's sitting on a towel when she encounters a male classmate she has "so much chemistry" with.

"F--k," "s--t," "damn," "hell," "ass," "a--hole," "bitch," "c--t," "slut," "d--k," "t-t," "psycho."

High schoolers drink, smoke cigarettes and joints, and take "K" at parties. Two teens drug a large group of classmates by putting psychedelic mushrooms in a soup, and they take them themselves. Students are said to be "tripping balls." A young woman frames another for having cocaine; later, the framed student says she became addicted and wound up in rehab.