Top 10 Most Shocking Teen Movie Betrayals 

The moment where Sam is publicly humiliated by everyone at the pep rally always makes me cry. Hilary Duff's hurt facial expression REALLY sells the moment, and makes you want to comfort Sam. 💔

I love A Cinderella Story, but that moment when the secret was revealed and Austin looked at Sam like she had wrong him and turned away from her...I was so mad. I wanted him to stand up for her.

NOBODY should be outed against their consent, and Martin made me SO angry for outing Simon to the entire school, apparently not realising the outcome.

Mia definitely didn't deserve to be humiliated like that

That storyline from Easy A was particularly disgusting considering the fact that teachers taking advantage of students in that way happens all the time

I wasn't shocked when the girls did Sam's emails as a skit but Austin's reaction made me mad. But then we wouldn't have got Sam's locker room speech 👏

Tbh, those stepsisters made me mad on A Cinderella Story because Sam didn’t deserve this at all.

What Martin did to Simon is truly disgusting he never should had outed him

I think Mia had it worst. The paparazzi were trying to take pics of her, and she was undressed. And they tried to force her to get married, which is never cool, but unfortunately happens in real life.

I’m not too sure Sam’s stepsisters teaming up with Shelby to humiliate her was a betrayal considering she never got on with them anyway. Hell Austin just sitting there quiet and not saying or doing a thing is more of a betrayal then that.

I remembered the Cinderella story movie. Sam was stuck at her job and her step-mother and step-sisters.

No matter how many times I see Never Been Kissed, that scene always makes me hurt for Josie. Drew Barrymore really sold the crushing humiliation.

I’m glad the Clovers won on Bring It On, that other team deserved to lose because all they did was to copying their routines. The first Princess Diaries helped me realized everyone is not your friend.

Emma’s fake prom was the worst one in my opinion. All the school left her out, that goes beyond

The most painful form of betrayal comes from someone you greatly trusted

I watched A Cinderella story all the time as a kid. But that moment when she got humiliated I wanted to punch the tar out of her bullies and Austin. Austin didn’t even stand up for her when he found out the truth, he just turned away in shame that it was her in the end. He did not deserve Sam at the end! Sam deserved better

Honestly I think the most shocking betrayal in a teen movie was in Britney Spears movie, crossroads. Even though the movie didn’t take off it was kinda full on. When kit went to go see her fiancé she found out that he was cheating on her, not only that but he got her best friend pregnant after he took advantage of her and didn’t even tell kit. The day he took advantage of her friend was the same day he proposed to her. To all this all he had to say was “I’m sorry” with no emotion…

Love that Jawbreaker got a mention. Such an under rated film.

Where were the teachers during that skit?? One of your students is bullied and humiliated by entire crowd of people, and no one tried to stop it. That to me is absolutely shocking and the true betrayal of all that.

What the stepsisters did to Sam was terrible, but not a betrayel. They were horrible to her from the beginning, and were never on her side

The stepsisters in A Cinderella Story got me so mad. Even when they decide to team up with Shelby against Sam. Especially when Austin didn't stand for Sam, it's like he's got a reputation to hold. Also, when Fiona found her Princeton acceptance letter, copied and changed it to rejected just so she still work at the diner. I was like "this woman is crazy". Thank goodness Sam stood up to her & Austin

Even though Cassie deservedly received a lot of flack for seeing her friend's ex, Nate also slept with HIS friend's ex. However, maybe it's not acknowledged since McKay ceases to be plot relevant in Season 2, only appearing in the New Year's Eve scene before disappearing afterwards.

I've watched A Cinderella Story plenty of times, and that scene always upsets me and makes me wonder how and why did the teachers didn't do anything all the time. Though, Austin's reaction disappointed me the most, but without that, we wouldn't see Sam's locker speech! But nevertheless, I love the movie with all my heart, and I will never be tired of watching it over and over again !

The end of Cruel Intentions will be iconic forever

Judging by the comments, Sam's betrayal in a Cinderella story should've been higher. Such public humiliation AND being abandoned by the guy who liked her, AND the Princeton thing. It's difficult not to feel for her.

I was furious learning that Torrance was betrayed by big red

Betrayal is why I ended my friendship with my ex best friend. I met a girl I went out with her then I told him about it thinking he would be happy for me, but instead he went and told the girl’s friend who knew me that we had gone out they didn’t want us to date so they forced her to break up with me.

No mention of Carrie?

The Girl Next Door, Sydney White & Odd Girl Out should be on this list!!!

Cruel Intentions taking number 1 spot! The entire movie IS THE BETRAYAL

Glad that cruel intentions gets the number 1 spot 💯

A Cinderella story is a great movie and when Sam was humiliated in front of the whole and everyone was making fun of her,I felt so bad for her

Awesome video thanks for sharing

The Mia and Sam ones were the worst. Talk about overkill....

I really hated that Martin in "Love, Simon" when he outed Simon. Simon tried to help him even if it didnt turn out like he wanted. I coudn't help but feel bad for Simon, but few have said they would tell him "Seems like classic Martin, but you also did this to yourself Simon. You can still make this right. Just talk to your friends, I'm sure they'll understand". Whats also a betrayal is that Simon's friends abandoned him when he needed them the most, and they did nothing when Simon was openly mocked in the cafeteria that day. Some friends they are. Yeah Simon manipulating them was wrong, but he still needed them

Very very great list I like it a lot very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 💗

Amazing video of betrayal in teen movies ms mojo, fantastic job. Is there any betrayal in 16 candies or weird science maybe teen wolf too.

Surprised Carrie wasn't on this list

I’d argue the worse betrayal in Love, Simon is all of Simon’s friends abandoning him like that after the whole reveal. Yeah, I know what he did wasn’t good, but can you blame someone in a situation like his, where he’s threatened with being outed? And they can’t push that aside to be with him in his time of need? I don’t remember that being in the book. Also… the film has him forgive them? That’s a giant black mark on an otherwise great film.

I have had two people when I was a teen that I thought were my friends but at the end they wanted nothing to do with me and they never said anything to me at all about it being over. Several of my other friendships in real life haven't lasted very long. I haven't had friends in real life in many years and I rather it stay that way.

And this is why I hate the teen/school genre. The protagonists are always humiliated by shallow bimbos and two-faced prince charmings who never got proper punishments... not even expulsions.

The moment when Sam was humiliated was so cruel😫 what kind of sisters would do this to their own sister ,that's so despicable,not to mention that Austin didn't stand up for her when he found out her identity

#9, #8, #7, #5, 'Charlie Kisses Sam', 'The Prom Flashback', and 'Emma's Inclusive Prom Gets Sabotaged' pissed me off SO much!

Good list..the number 1 pick was definitely on my list.

They should’ve included Al’s betrayal in Divergent. He was a good friend to Tris & the rest of his fellow transfers, but seeing how good Tris is doing in Dauntless initiation following by her rejection to his affections his desperation fell prey to joining Peter to scare, nearly killed, & assaulting Tris in the dauntless chasm.😔 There’s also Caleb’s betrayal in Insurgent who aligned himself with Jeanine in hunting divergents & participating in his sister’s torture. Although this is mainly due to blind obedience to a “just cause” that Jeanine fed lies about, it still hurt seeing that the person who you love in your family backstabbed you. Then let’s not forget Teresa’s betrayal. In Maze Runner. Like Caleb she thought by rejoining WCKD in their gruesome attempts to find a cure for the disease would be worth the sacrifices of innocent civilians. Though she would redeem herself herself in the end, the betrayal still hurt Thomas & friends. Then there’s Edmund Pevensie, as a said before nothing is worse than being betrayed by your own family & Edmund’s was utterly painful. To be fair, Edmund was only a child & never intentionally wanted to betray his siblings. He simply wanted to be respected & fell prey to the white witch’s beauty, façade kindly nature, her false promises, & sweet treats. Unintentional or not, Edmund’s betrayal brought grave actions with nearly condemning himself & his siblings to death, almost putting an end to Narnia, & petrifying Mr. Tumnus, the Fox, & anyone who stood against the witch. He was forgiven & saved by Aslan, but Edmund’s betrayal would forever follow him.

I think you should have also included Cyberbully and Odd Girl Out.

What a girl wants Daphne finds out Alester sent her mother away

Now that was just cruel. I first watched this movie two years ago on Netflix. Fell in love with this musical movie

10 things I hate about you: I don't see Patrick accepting some idiots money for pointing out the most interesting girl in school. Chances are he would have tried to get to know Kat with or without the others running interference The only difference is he never would have sang "Can't take my eyes off of you" and really that scene makes the whole movie

Honestly the most shocking in my opinion was when I watched cyber bully as a teen with Emily Osmet and it was her best friend that was the cyber bully I never saw that coming

I love the ending of cruel intentions

The Sam was horrible but I don't consider it a betrayal because the girls nor her step sisters were her friends or people she trusted. It was more bullying than betrayal. Betrayal is more done by someone whose a friend, trust or in Bring it on Look up to. The 13 going on 30 was a good self betrayal. Betrayal would be another name for Cruel intention

Make a top 10 best Logan and Camille moments in Big Time Rush, please.

Carrie was undeniably the ultimate in betrayal

how could they NOT pute MEAN GIRLS ON THE LIST

And the song bittersweet symphony was the greatest ending to that movie The period to that whole statement

The never been kissed betrayal made me sad

Where’s Shane Gray finding out that Mitchie Torres lied about her life after he bared his soul to her

I still wonder if that’s an inspiration for Charming but very different. If anyone has seen the animated Netflix movie, you know what I mean

I love Cinderella story but boy was I so furious of what happened and made sam cry and lost everything you just want to give her a hug.

Honestly, what her stepsisters and Shelby's friends did to Sam was truly cruel and unforgivable 😢

I felt bad for Mia aka Princess Mia. Also, I don’t like Mandy Moore’s character

My top 5 1. A Cinderella Story Was the step mother the same actress who played Paulette in Legally Blonde? 2. Bring It On 3. Easy A 4. Mean Girls 5. Princess Diaries

Waiting for you is like waiting for rain in this drought

I just KNEW Cruel Intentions would be ##1 Mmmaannn I was like 11 when that movie came out but it still affected me 😩😩

There’s versions of Cinderella I love such as A Cinderella Story but this, it breaks my heart

A Cinderella Story would have been #1 for me..

Shocking teen betrayals The moment where Sam gets publicity humiliated by everyone at the pep rally always makes me cry really breaks my heart seeing how hurt she was and the fact that Austin was trying to fake her hurt by just sitting their in silence. That was messed up. No one should protect their reputation for the sake of someone else getting hurt. Anther Cinderella Story-When Britt, Bree and Natalia publicly humiliated Mary in front of the school by playing that video of Mary when she was younger/ Natalia sneaking into Joey Parker’s house I thought that was messed up that really ruined Mary emotionally. Mean Girls 2 -When Abby finds out the truth that her dad was paying Jo pretending to be friends with her. The Duff- Bianca finding out everyone claiming she was the DUFF Aquamarine- when Cecilia was trying to get a boy to throw Claire in the pool when Claire was ready scared. It was a good thing that Raymond stepped in and told Cecilia off. Crazy Rich Asians- Nick Young’s mom completely humiliated Rachel Chu good thing Rachel had Peik Lin Goh her best friend during that time.

I still can’t watch that scene when the secret is revealed in a Cinderella story.

cruel intentions had the best betrayal by far

Cruel Intentions was a teen remake of Dangerous Liasons.

Well, I think in the end John Tucker actually just realized he was polyamorous.

When you come here to see if there’s a movie of betrayal that you haven’t seen yet but you have seen it All 🤦🏽‍♀️🤣🤣

The Perks of Being A Wallflower is my favorite movie along with Harry Potter. I’ve watched it so many times, but I don’t think him kissing Sam was a shocking or horrible betrayal. He kissed who he thought was the prettiest girl in the room. Usually I would feel bad, but Mary was too much. No one deserves to have that happen to them, it’s just she was so wrapped up in being someone’s girlfriend that she was blind to the fact that they no chemistry and that Charlie was the nice guy who didn’t want to hurt her feelings. It wasn’t okay what he did, but Mary didn’t treat Charlie like they were equal she treated like a playground relationship where the guy is quiet and can’t get a word in. Sam’s and Charlie relationship was a real connection. The kiss was more awkward than sad or a betrayal feeling.

Honestly Carrie had the worst out of all of them. Humiliated by the girls in the locker-room in fear of her first period while Chris records her then puts it on the internet and hours later, she has pigs blood drop on top of her during at Prom and show the video!

what about Carrie!!!

omg when i saw the empty parking lot in the prom, i was so upset

the bet for she's all that carrie for sure she finds out something then she decides flames don't mess with carrie for cinderella story sam's everything hurts just downright hurts she didn't deserve that it's against her privacy

The prom flashback from Never Been Kissed should have been at the number 1 spot. For sure. It truly is the worst, and most plausible, of all premises of those teen dramas that could have happened irl.

I missed these kind of movie. Very simple but a lot of funny drama. Hehehe

I loved most of these movies growing up.

Love Simon was the most heartbreaking movie I have ever seen

That was awful. First time I watched She’s All That and it’s awful. Real nice, Fred Jones

Awesome and cool! ^_^

I seen at least three of these movies the rest I got to look up.

90s and 2000s teen movies were the best

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Mean girls ❤️❤️ best teen movie 🍿🍿

When I was in 5th grade, my best friend had a sleepover with a bunch people (girls I knew, but weren’t friends with) when I woke up the next morning( I was first awake) I had Jelly smeared all over me (Im a heavy sleeper, unfortunately) and was covered with different spices. My parents bathroom stunk for like a week.

I say mean girls 1&2 also the princess diaries easy A bring it on (2000)

10 -never seen it 9 -so uncool 8 -chilled me when I was a kid. Unbelievable 7 -never seen it 6 -just not cool 5 -I didn’t get a chance watching the whole thing 4 -Didn’t watch the whole thing but that was cruel. Some friend 3 -Not cool. Also, if that was me, I’d feel betrayed and slap the guy 2 -Never seen it Honorable -she’s a b**** -never seen it -never seen it -extremely harsh -never seen it but sounds cruel 1 -never seen it

crazy stuff

Yeah I would’ve been so mad at my stepsisters for doing that to her. Poor Sam I would move so far away

Cruel Intentions was an awesome movie. 👌🏼

Carrie

actually it was not zack that was the villain it was actually both preston , dean sampson jr and taylor vaughan they were the real masterminds behind the bet

I’m surprised that Mean Girls didn’t make the actual list. The movie has so many betrayals.

Or the ambush for poor princess Mia now queen Mia and josh is going to be a footnote on her story

Those betrayals were brutal and heartbreaking to watch but the wicked will suffer in the end

I haven't seen Heather's, The prom or Jawbreakers, but I love the rest.