Girls Against Boys is a psychological thriller film directed by Austin Chick, released in 2012. The film stars Danielle Panabaker as Shae, a college student who has recently broken up with her boyfriend, and Nicole LaLiberte as Lu, a bartender and Shae's co-worker.
After breaking up with her boyfriend, Shae becomes disillusioned with men in general and begins a casual relationship with a man named Simon. When Simon appears to take advantage of her, Shae confides in Lu, who suggests they take revenge. Lu has a history of dealing violently with men who wrong her, and convinces Shae to join her in a series of vigilante acts against men who have hurt them or other women.
As the two women carry out their revenge, Shae becomes increasingly drawn to Lu's charismatic and dangerous personality. However, as their actions become more extreme and violent, Shae begins to question whether they are doing the right thing, and who is really in control of their situation.
The film explores themes of misogyny, revenge, and psychological manipulation, and features a tense and suspenseful plot that builds to a shocking conclusion. While the film was met with mixed reviews, it has been praised for its portrayal of complex female characters and its exploration of difficult themes.