Campus Rivals

A vertical drama that stands out above the rest for its distinctly non-vertical feeling vibe. It instead feels relatively grounded in real world scenarios with a cast of characters that reflect personality types everyone knows.

Campus Rivals is a real throwback to entirely relatable college days, with the chaos of friendship dramas, bitter rivalries and whirlwind summer romances that make you reminisce thinking "I wonder what ever happened to that person or where they are now..."

It's nice to see an array of characters who are all a little bit flawed and insecure in their own ways. You'll enjoy seeing a lot of familiar faces pop up throughout.

This is a vertical drama on Vigloo that goes to the next level! This is a hit show from the beginning. A great love story in the making. The romance, the love triangle, th intrigue, it all flowed together to make an exceptional piece of work. It is an amazingly believable story (and this is coming from a girl who was in a sorority in college!)

Eric Guilmette and Adam Santa Cruz did an amazing job producing as well as acting in this drama. The cast they brought in to film this movie did an amazing job making you feel for the characters on the screen.

Job well done to all who were involed! Go check it out!!!

Campus Rivals has it all; rivalry, romance, heartbreak, plus so much emotion, all done extremely well. One of the best things for me was no slapping and no drugged drinks! It does have the obligatory falling into the pool so you still know it's a vertical!

With the exception of Lawson Greyson who plays Autumn, the best friend everybody wants to have, Eric Guilmette as Xavier Brooks, Adam Santa Cruz as Chad Miller, Vanessa Nottingham as Claire Emerson, and Brittany Marsicek as Hannah Myers, are all multi-faceted characters. Not one is perfect, definitely flawed, but you can see where the flaws and hurt come from which explains some of the behaviors.

It was so much fun to watch various vertical stars on the screen together -by the way, with the most amazing names!

Brilliantly written by Adam Santa Cruz, produced by Eric Guilmette, Adam Santa Cruz, Brielle Yuke Li, and Bomi Song, and directed by Tingting Lyu, this series on Vigloo is well worth the watch! I can definitely see the potential for an ongoing series!

The writing was excellent. The characters were layered and interesting. It was so nice not to see slaps, forced sex, humiliation, degradation of women and the usual ways verticals try to get clicks. Instead we got strong women, flawed nuanced men and lots of fun. The sets were very detailed and appropriate. The whole production led by Adam Santa Cruz and Eric Guilmette was top notch. This vertical is what you get when you have actors and directors who listen to the people who watch instead of the algorithms that push negative violent content. I will be watching this one again and again. Oh and I NEED a part 2! Please make more content like this.

🌟 Vertical Drama Perfection: Campus Rivals Delivers a Masterclass in Tension, Talent & Twists 🌟 Campus Rivals is everything a vertical drama should be - fast-paced, emotionally charged, and utterly addictive. From the very first frame, it pulls you into the high-stakes world of student power struggles, hidden pasts, and simmering chemistry that threatens to explode at any moment.

Vanessa Nottingham is phenomenal as Claire - fierce, vulnerable, and layered in a way that makes her journey both gripping and deeply relatable. Her on-screen presence is magnetic, grounding the show with a quiet intensity.

Eric Guilmette is magnetic as Xavier - brooding, emotionally conflicted, and impossible to read. His chemistry with Claire burns through the screen, and his complicated history with ex-fiancé Hannah only adds to the delicious tension.

Adam Santa Cruz plays Chad - the spoiled, cheating boyfriend - with such charm and smug arrogance that you almost forget how terrible he is... until he crosses the line (again). He's the character you love to hate, and Adam nails every moment.

Lawson Greyson as Autumn is the best friend every lead character dreams of - loyal, fierce, and quietly wise. Greyson brings warmth and subtle strength to the role, balancing the chaos with heart and humour.

Brittany Carsick is fire as Hannah - Xavier's ex-fiancé and Claire's ultimate rival. She balances charm and menace with ease, and her storyline?

Let's just say - buckle up.

With stunning visuals, razor-sharp dialogue, and twists that will leave you breathless, Campus Rivals is vertical drama at its absolute best. It's not just a show - it's an experience you'll want to binge again and again.

💥 Drama. 💔 Betrayal. 🔥 Chemistry.

This is your next obsession. Watch it now - and then rewatch for all the cameos you missed first time round.