Bad Match

Harris is portrayed as a charming but ultimately reckless individual whose dating exploits lead him down a dark path. His shallow nature and manipulative tendencies are explored throughout the film, culminating in a horrifying transformation as he becomes increasingly desperate to escape the consequences of his actions.

Riley is depicted as both alluring and dangerous, whose relationship with Harris shifts from romantic interest to a source of chaos. Her resilience and cunning nature challenge Harris, ultimately pushing him into a corner where he reveals his true character. The psychological complexities of her actions bring depth to the narrative.

Chuck serves as Harris' best friend, offering a grounding presence amidst the chaos. His incredulity at Harris' exploits indicates a deeper concern for his friend’s well-being, while also serving as a sounding board for Harris’ flawed decisions. Chuck's character represents the voice of reason ignored in the face of obsession.

Robby is a co-worker whose emotional plight highlights the loneliness and despair often encountered in modern relationships. His struggles with social media amplify the film's theme concerning the impact of technology on personal connections, contrasting Harris’ carefree attitude with his own heartache.

Terri serves as the authoritative boss who recognizes Harris' potential despite his flaws. Her character embodies the professional challenges faced in the workplace and offers a glimpse into how personal choices can reflect on one’s career. Her pragmatic approach contrasts with Harris' reckless behavior.