Teenage cocktail is a love story about two girls who become good friends and then fall in love. The girls plan an escape but they first need money. So they go online and show themselves on camera so they can get paid. This continues and they tried to be way too smart with a married man and that's when things go downhill quickly. Overall, the movie was good but it could have been better. I felt the ending was too rushed. But this film had the potential to be very good. I rate it 3/5 OR 6/10

Pretty average honestly. Half a star extra for playing Cherry Glazerr at the end.

Not the greatest writing ive heard but not too bad either, What really sold this movie for me is the way NIchole Bloom (Annie) and Fabianne Therese (Jules) intereact with each other. The connection seems very genuine which makes it very easy to become invested in the characters. I cant remember the last time I watched a movie and became so invested in it. I genuinely felt for Annie and Jules and I wanted them to get a story book ending throughout the film. It wasnt the greatest movie ive seen but the characters felt very real and their relations with one another felt honest and not forced.

Excellent story! I couldn't keep my eyes off the screen while watching this movie. FX effects could have been better though...

recently, Netflix hasnt had much to offer me, yet finally it delivers. While this movie is far from perfect it does have a cute story with good acting that has a true love story at the heart

Things fell apart at the end, but a well done film.

It's a beautifully made and intoxicating experience that explores the dangerous scenarios that can arise when sex with strangers goes too far.

Teenage Cocktail is a quality film that goes well beyond an entertaining high school romance and makes a lasting impression by highlighting the overwhelming power of blinding passion.

Teenage Cocktail isn't a perfect film, but it's a great ride.

Teenage Cocktail is a sexy, dangerous, and delightfully devious warning about unchecked hormones and the crazy things we do for love.

John Carchietta nails the more subtle, painful aspects of teenhood. That's a harder thing to pull off than a grindhouse flick, which makes Teenage Cocktail an impressive, if slightly uneven, debut.