The roommate

Sara finds romance at college and a good friendship with her roommate Rebecca. But things turn creepy and Sara comes to the realization that her roommate is obsessive, unbalanced and may be a killer.

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"Psychological teen thriller starring Leighton Meester and Minka Kelly. Arriving in Los Angeles from the midwest to start college, Sara (Kelly) immediately hits it off with her wealthy new roommate, Rebecca (Meester), who quickly takes her under her wing. But when Sara becomes ever more popular on campus, hooking up with boyfriend Stephen (Cam Gigandet) in the process, Rebecca's detachment and resentment towards Sara increases. Although suspicious that something is wrong, Sara reluctantly accepts an invitation to a Thanksgiving dinner at Rebecca's parents' sumptuous home. With her roommate's behaviour becoming increasingly erratic, and realising that all is not as it should be, Sara stumbles upon a secret that will set the two roommates on a violent collision course."
"Sara finds romance at college and a good friendship with her roommate Rebecca. But things turn creepy and Sara comes to the realization that her roommate is obsessive, unbalanced and may be a killer."@en
"She's cute. She's loyal. She's psychotic. And, unfortunately for college freshman Sara, she's the roommate. When Sara arrives at school, she finds new romance with Stephen and forms a fast friendship with her roommate Rebecca. What begins as camaraderie soon turns creepy, and Sara comes face-to-face with the terrifying realisation that her new best friend is obsessive, unbalanced...and maybe even a killer!"
"After college student Sara discovers that her roommate has become obsessed with her, things quickly take a violent turn."@en
"After college student Sara discovers that her roommate has become obsessed with her, things quickly take a violent turn."