Charlotte and the 7 Frat Brothers is a surprisingly sweet and engaging college rom-com. Bella Walker shines as Charlotte, who finds herself placed in a fraternity house because the dorms are full. At first, she seems out of place, but quickly bonds with the boys through her kindness and cooking. Naturally, they all start to fall for her-but her connection with Chase (Jesse Katz), the aloof son of the college dean, stands out.
The movie explores friendship, jealousy, toxic exes, complicated family dynamics, and the struggles of young love. Bella and Jesse have genuine chemistry that makes the romance feel natural and heartfelt. Jesse Katz, in particular, gives a superb performance. At first, he perfectly embodies the arrogant, emotionally closed-off playboy, but as the story unfolds, he reveals depth, pain, and vulnerability. His transformation into a warm, caring young man feels authentic and earned.
Katz is one of Hollywood's most underrated rising stars, and this film proves he has the talent and charisma to go far. Walker is equally compelling, bringing warmth and relatability to Charlotte. Together, they light up the screen.
Overall, Charlotte and the 7 Frat Brothers is a cute, fun, and surprisingly touching film that balances humor with heart. Definitely worth a watch.
