These 25 Teen Movies on Amazon Prime Will Have You Feeling Nostalgic AF

Thanks to a low-key 2020 release, "Words on Bathroom Walls" is sadly underrated. Charlie Plummer and Taylor Russell star as teens who are drawn to each other despite, or perhaps because of, the mental illness that affects one of them.

Watch "Words on Bathroom Walls" on Amazon Prime Video.

Like "Palm Springs," but with teens! Mark (Kyle Allen) and Margaret (Kathryn Newton) find themselves living the same day over and over. Will they escape . . . before they fall in love?

Watch "The Map of Tiny Perfect Things" on Amazon Prime Video.

Joey King stars in this dramedy as 16-year-old Jamie, whose life changes after her grandmother leaves her with a surprising final message on her death bed. What follows is a summer of debauchery, during which Jamie decides that it's time to let loose and explore her sexuality.

Watch "Summer '03" on Amazon Prime Video.

In this faux documentary, a bullied teen named Jessica recruits her best friend, Brian, to help her prove that their high school's most popular student (and Jessica's former friend) has been tormenting her for the past year. To help her, Brian creates a hidden camera for Jessica to wear, and the footage ends up becoming essential after tragedy strikes.

Watch "A Girl Like Her" on Amazon Prime Video.

In this drama, the relationship between three longtime friends changes after one of them gets a girlfriend. To prove to his two buddies that they mean more to him than a girl, Conrad decides to pull a seemingly-innocent prank on his girlfriend's family — though unfortunately, the prank takes an unexpectedly tragic turn, and Conrad must decide whether to tell Grace the truth.

Watch "All Summers End" on Amazon Prime Video.

Sarah Jessica Parker stars in this '80s rom-com as Janey, an army brat with a strict father who befriends a free-spirited teen at her latest school. At her new friend's urging, Janey works up the courage to enter a TV dance competition, even though her dad forbid her from doing so.

Watch "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" on Amazon Prime Video.

Set at a prestigious East Coast boarding school, "Selah and the Spades" follows the story of the titular Selah, a senior who runs a powerful faction of students — known as the Spades — who sell drugs at their high school. Because Selah has no one to replace her after she graduates, she takes a particular interest in new girl Paloma, whom she begins grooming as her replacement.

Watch "Selah and the Spades" on Amazon Prime Video.

In this dark comedy, model high school student Reagan takes on an atypical after-school activity: killing the overbearing parents of classmates who recruit his services. Of course, when police begin to investigate the string of murders in his town, he finds it trickier to keep his business going.

Watch "Extracurricular Activities" on Amazon Prime Video.

Based on Krystal Sutherland's novel "Our Chemical Hearts," this drama tells the story of a driven high school newspaper editor (played by Austin Abrams) who finds himself falling in love for the very first time with the new girl in school (played by Lili Reinhart), who joins him on the newspaper staff.

Watch "Chemical Hearts" on Amazon Prime Video.

Written and directed by Gia Coppola and based on James Franco's 2010 short story collection of the same name, "Palo Alto" tells the story of several teens from an affluent California town as they experiment with drugs, alcohol, and sex. With a cast that includes James Franco, Emma Roberts, Nat Wolff, Keegan Allen, Margaret Qualley, and Chris Messina, among others, you could say this one is pretty stacked.

Watch "Palo Alto" on Amazon Prime Video.

Set in 1980s Manhattan, "Tart" revolves around prep school student, Cat, who befriends the popular crowd after her best friend is expelled from school. As it turns out, getting into the in-crowd is easy — but staying in requires far more effort.

Watch "Tart" on Amazon Prime.

The premise of this comedy is simple: eight teens compete to see who can keep their hands on a car for three days, with the winner getting the new wheels. What makes things more complicated: they all hate one another.

Watch "The Standoff" on Amazon Prime Video.

This dark comedy from the '80s stars Winona Ryder as Veronica, a high schooler who hangs out with the most popular girls in school, the Heathers, but finds herself growing tired of their company. That all changes when she meets new student J.D., who's rebellious, mysterious, and — as it turns out — a murderer.

Watch "Heathers" on Amazon Prime Video.

Victoria Justice and "The Middle"'s Eden Sher star in this comedy as Jodi and Mindy, two nerds hoping to spend senior year under the radar after years of bullying. Unfortunately, staying invisible is impossible after Jodi and Mindy become the target of a cruel prank, and the besties decide to unite with their fellow outsiders to get revenge.

Watch "The Outcasts" on Amazon Prime Video.

Set in 15th-century Verona, Italy, this movie retells William Shakespeare's classic tragedy, with Douglas Booth and Hailee Steinfeld starring as the titular Romeo and Juliet. Despite the centuries-long rivalry between their families, the two teens fall in love, and — as you probably already know — things don't end so well for them.

Watch "Romeo & Juliet" on Amazon Prime.

"Hannah Montana"'s Emily Osment stars in this soapy drama as Taylor, a well-liked high schooler who's thrilled when she's given her own laptop for her 17th birthday. However, her new freedom becomes dangerous after she accidentally offends a fellow student, who then launches a cyberbullying campaign against Taylor.

Watch "Cyber Bully" on Amazon Prime Video.

Based on the real-life murder of Kirsten Costas, who was killed by her classmate in 1984, this '90s drama tells the story of Angela, a teen from the wrong side of the tracks who becomes wildly envious of her rich, pretty classmate. When Angela's attempts to befriend her classmate fail, her envy eventually drives her to murder.

Watch "Death of a Cheerleader" on Amazon Prime Video.

Katherine Heigl stars in this comedy as 18-year-old Alexia, a popular high school senior with a cute boyfriend and a dorky 15-year-old sister, Hayley. Though Hayley envies her sister's life and wishes she could be her, she never imagines that the wish she makes on a shooting star will actually come true.

Watch "Wish Upon a Star" on Amazon Prime Video.

"Anything's Possible" is a super-sweet teen rom-com starring Eva Reign as Kelsa, a confident trans girl just trying to make it through high school. Unexpectedly, she falls for her classmate Khal (Abubakr Ali), which complicates both their lives. The movie is directed by actor Billy Porter.

Watch "Anything's Possible" on Amazon Prime Video.

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth met on the set of 2010's "The Last Song," and as their characters fell for each other, they connected in real life, too. Though the couple's marriage didn't last, "The Last Song," which "The Notebook" writer Nicholas Sparks wrote specifically for Cyrus, lives on. In it, Cyrus plays Ronnie, an angry teen who has to spend the summer with her distant dad. But during that time, she falls for Hemsworth's Will, and they find a once-in-a-lifetime love in this perfect teen movie.

Watch "The Last Song" on Amazon Prime Video.

In "Catherine Called Birdy," directed by Lena Dunham, "The Last of Us" star Bella Ramsey plays the titular Catherine, a typical medieval teenager. She has lots of friends and a complicated relationship with her parents, and she really, really, really doesn't want to get married. But her family's wealth is gone, so her dad ("Fleabag"'s Andrew Scott) thinks marrying her off is the solution to her problems. The movie's cast also includes Joe Alwyn. It's a teen movie unlike any other.

Watch "Catherine Called Birdy" on Amazon Prime Video.

"My Best Friend's Exorcism" stars Elsie Fisher and Amiah Miller as Abby and Gretchen, BFFs in the 1980s. When a demon accidentally possesses Gretchen, Abby will do anything to save her. Their friendship is the center of this funny, coming-of-age horror tale.

Watch "My Best Friend's Exorcism" on Amazon Prime Video.