Bad Match

Harris eagerly awaits his meeting with Rachel, a girl he connected with online. His confidence shines as he boasts about his ability to guess her drink, hoping to impress her further.

After a brief but intimate encounter with Rachel, Harris decides to sneak out of her apartment. He fabricates an excuse, claiming he has to work the next day, showcasing his avoidance of commitment.

At work, Harris meets his despondent co-worker Robby, who is upset over his ex-girlfriend's engagement. In a bid to help, Harris suggests that Robby delete her from social media, earning the favor of their boss, Terri.

Later at the bar, Harris boasts to his best friend Chuck about his dating exploits. He brushes off Chuck's inquiries about last week’s rendezvous with Rachel, showing his nonchalant attitude toward relationships.

Harris connects with Riley Miller on a dating site, and their first encounter is unlike his previous dates. When he tries to leave, Riley challenges him on his excuses, revealing a bold personality that intrigues him.

Harris begins to feel overwhelmed when Riley starts bombarding him with calls and messages. His eventual response is prompted by her sending him a provocative picture, leading to further complicity in their relationship.

Riley surprises Harris by showing up at his apartment with dinner, wanting to create intimacy. Uncomfortable with her assertiveness, he feigns affection yet ends up throwing her dinner into the trash, symbolizing his growing annoyance.

Riley pulls a prank call on Harris, claiming there is an emergency involving his mother. This escalates Harris's avoidance of her, reflecting his mounting frustration and fear of her intentions.

While hiking with Chuck, Harris receives a disturbing message from Riley threatening to take drastic actions. The message prompts a reluctant Harris to check on her, driving home the tension in their toxic relationship.

Upon arriving at Riley's home, Harris discovers she has faked her suicide, which leads to an explosive confrontation. Their altercation escalates, resulting in Harris injuring his hand when he strikes a mirror.

Following the incident, Harris's Twitter account is hacked, resulting in derogatory tweets about his boss. This unforeseen fallout leads to his dismissal from work, sending him into a downward spiral.

Police arrive at Harris's doorstep regarding serious allegations tied to inappropriate content on his laptop. With his life rapidly deteriorating, his lawyer advises a plea of guilty due to the lack of evidence.

After being bailed out by Chuck, Harris finds himself hopeless and devises a plan to confront Riley for a confession. Under the pretense of an apology, he finds himself entangled in another brutal altercation.

Harris creates a fake profile to lure Riley into a trap at a bar, leading to a calculated intoxication. During a tense confrontation in a photo studio, he coerces her into revealing the truth but faces unexpected consequences.

In a shocking twist, Harris injures Riley as she attempts to escape, leaving her lifeless. The film concludes with him realizing that he is free of charges only because the true hacker was the teen he often ridiculed, casting a dark shadow over his fate.