Poison Ivy

Sylvie Cooper is introduced as a disaffected teenager attending a prestigious private school. Feeling out of place and cynical, her life revolves around navigating the complexities of wealth and status among her affluent peers.

Sylvie's world changes dramatically when she meets Ivy, a rebellious girl from a less fortunate background, at a local hangout. Their unusual bond begins to form, complicated by Ivy's unpredictable nature.

During their first encounter, Sylvie witnesses Ivy brutally kill a wounded dog with a pipe. This shocking act leaves Sylvie both horrified and strangely drawn to Ivy, setting the tone for their tumultuous friendship.

After making a bomb threat to a TV station where her father works, Sylvie finds herself in the principal's office. It is here that she and Ivy reconnect, leading to a deeper conversation that solidifies their friendship.

Ivy asks Sylvie's father, Darryl, for a ride, which he reluctantly agrees to. During the drive, Ivy flirts with Darryl, showcasing her provocative side, much to Sylvie's chagrin and confusion.

Once Sylvie is no longer grounded, she reunites with Ivy at her mansion. As they walk home, Sylvie opens up about her troubled family life, including her mother's illness and her past suicide attempt.

Ivy meets Sylvie's sick mother, Georgie, who initially doubts her daughter's new friend. Over time, Georgie begins to appreciate Ivy's vibrant personality, eventually allowing her into their home.

As their friendship deepens, Ivy proposes that both she and Sylvie get tattoos to symbolize their bond. This daring suggestion illustrates how Ivy's influence is molding Sylvie's identity.

During a party hosted by Darryl, tensions bubble to the surface as Ivy cunningly replaces Sylvie at the charity center. The atmosphere shifts, leading to Ivy wearing Georgie's stylish clothes, flaunting her newfound confidence.

Georgie discovers Ivy dancing intimately with Sylvie's father, leading to a chaotic fallout. This betrayal marks the beginning of a deeper rift between Sylvie and Ivy, as hidden resentments surface.

After Ivy drugs Georgie with champagne, the stage is set for a dramatic confrontation. Sylvie feels the sharp sting of betrayal as Ivy's obsession with her life and family becomes more pronounced.

In a climactic act of desperation, Ivy pushes Sylvie's mother from a balcony, disguising it as a suicide. This shocking moment alters the course of Sylvie's life, revealing Ivy's true, dark nature.

Ivy drives Sylvie in Georgie's sports car, hinting at sinister motives as she hums a nostalgic tune. Sylvie remains unaware of the true danger lurking within her friend, leading her further into Ivy's manipulative grasp.

Coming to her senses in the hospital, Sylvie races home to confront Ivy and save her father. The chaotic storm outside mirrors her emotional upheaval, amplifying the tension of the impending confrontation.

Upon arriving home, Sylvie finds Ivy and Darryl entangled, triggering a violent confrontation. In a haze of anger and confusion, she confronts Ivy on the balcony, culminating in Ivy's tragic fall while clutching Sylvie's necklace.