John Tucker Must Die

10 Things I Hate About You is a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's 'The Taming of the Shrew' and, like John Tucker Must Die, involves schemes within the complex social environment of high school, paired with a strong romantic subplot.

Mean Girls is a cult classic that delves into high school cliques, revenge, and social hierarchy, much like John Tucker Must Die. Both films feature a strong female lead plotting against the popular crowd with plenty of humor and teen angst.

Easy A, featuring Emma Stone, is a witty take on social reputation in a high school setting. It shares with John Tucker Must Die the themes of rumor-mongering and the quest for personal identity amidst teenage chaos.

Pitch Perfect, while set in a college rather than a high school, surrounds a group of diverse, strong-willed women using their talents to take down their competition. Its comedic and musical elements complement the light-hearted revenge theme found in John Tucker Must Die.

Bring It On follows a high school cheerleading squad's trials and tribulations, focusing on themes of rivalry and deceit. Its competitive spirit and energetic humor offer a similar vibe to the plot against the popular jock in John Tucker Must Die.

She's the Man offers a similar blend of teenage romance and comedy, with Amanda Bynes cross-dressing to prove a point, paralleling the deceptive themes and high school drama of John Tucker Must Die.

Never Been Kissed stars Drew Barrymore as a reporter going undercover in a high school. The film explores themes of popularity and second chances at high school life, echoing the high school setting and undercover aspects of John Tucker Must Die.

The DUFF tackles the issues of high school social pecking order and self-acceptance. Like John Tucker Must Die, it addresses the impact of labels and the journey to self-discovery through humorous and heartfelt moments.