Philophobia: or the Fear of Falling in Love (2019)

Philophobia: or the Fear of Falling in Love (2015) is an independent comedy that feels as modern as they come. A podcaster who is experiencing moderate success with his podcast enjoys a casual hookup life, especially with one young woman who is his on-again-off-again hookup. That changes when she gives him an ultimatum. She wants him to meet her mother or else they have to stop seeing each other. He chokes with this decision and ultimately accepts this as a breakup, but he starts to regret his reaction. He finds that he actually has real feelings for this girl! All of this happens at the same time that a bunch of his buddies comes to visit him and live it up bachelor-style. He feels more conflicted than ever now! The only thing this guy should feel conflicted about is which of the many hot girls in this movie he should hookup with. Honestly, they are all so beautiful. Take Emily Pearse, for example, who plays Danielle. She shows cleavage when she sits up in bed while wearing a black push-up bra. Then there is Katie Keane who looks keen and lean when she takes off her shirt to reveal a lace bralette that shows off her tiny ta-tas. For something a little more salacious, turn to Carly Reeves and Christina Robinson who get frisky with each other. They take off each other's clothes to strip down to their skivvies as they get sapphic for one lucky dude's enjoyment. He watches them in the corner. We get it, dude. We're watching, too.