Love Stinks

In this biting comedy, "Seth" (Stewart), a successful sitcom writer-producer, encounters "Chelsea" (Wilson), an accomplished interior decorator, at his best friend's (Bellamy) nuptials. Instantly drawn to each other, their connection is sparked by Seth's single status and Chelsea's charm. After ditching their respective dates, they embark on a whirlwind romance that seems perfect from the outside. However, as years go by and marriage proposals are repeatedly put on hold, cracks begin to show in their relationship.When it becomes apparent that Seth desires perpetual singledom while still wanting to remain a couple, Chelsea's bitterness intensifies. As a result, they engage in a vicious cycle of manipulation, sabotage, and emotional turmoil that would make the War of the Roses seem like a friendly spat between neighbors. The film masterfully showcases the darker side of relationships and the complexities of love, leaving viewers questioning whether true happiness can ever be achieved through coupledom or if it's better to stay single and free from heartache.