Forget The Pact

About This Movie

Forget The Pact has this raw, unrefined charm that speaks to the struggles of young love and rivalry. It may not have a big-name director or a huge budget, but there’s something intriguing about its earnest approach to teenage emotions. The pacing feels a bit erratic at times, which adds to its offbeat allure—like a glimpse into the chaotic heart of high school life. The performances are captivating in their own right, especially with Sara's relentless pursuit of Frankie, creating a palpable tension that’s hard to shake off. Themes of obsession and rivalry weave through the fabric of the narrative, making it feel both personal and relatable, even if it's not polished to perfection.

Forget The Pact is one of those films that collectors often stumble upon and are drawn to for its obscure nature. Released in 2013 with little fanfare, it hasn’t seen many re-releases, making physical copies somewhat scarce. This scarcity, combined with its unconventional narrative and raw performances, has piqued the interest of a niche group of collectors looking for hidden gems in the realm of indie cinema.