The following story contains spoilers for Netflix's Do Revenge.

"My therapist says that hurt people hurt people, but I just don’t think that applies to teenage girls. I think sometimes they’re just evil."

So says Maya Hawke's character Eleanor in Netflix's eviscerating new teen comedy-drama,Do Revenge. The film, based loosely on Patricia Highsmith's 1950 psychological thrillerStrangers on a Train, features Camilla Mendes as fallen queen bee Drea, and Hawke's new student Eleanor, who decide to "do revenge" on the people who have wronged them.

Hell hath no fury like a teenage girl scorned.

Director and co-writer Jennifer Kaytin Robinson admits there are numerous Easter eggs in the film, as an ode to "the movies that I would go to Blockbuster and pray were in the store."

Here are the Easter eggs we were able to find.

Clueless.

The easiest reference to spot is 1995'sClueless. Firstly, there is Drea and Tara's (Alisha Boe) friendship, straight out of Clueless's playbook.

There is also a makeover scene inDo Revenge,where Drea transforms new girl Eleanor into a "popular" girl that is reminiscent of when Cher and Dionne did a makeover with new girl Tai (the late Brittany Murphy) inClueless.

Even the iconic song "Kids in America" gets a "makeover" inDo Revenge.

And let's not forget the style. Everything inDo Revengeis colourful and loud and wonderful, and it's giving us all the comfortingCluelessfeels.

Scream.

There isn't a masked killer running around inDo Revenge- well, I didn't spot one anyway - but there is a bit ofScreamin there.

One of the scenes inDo Revengefeatures students sitting around a fountain at Rosehill Country Day. According to the director, the fountain was built by the production team.

"And it is an homage toScream.Obviously,Do Revengeis not a slasher, but tonally it’s something that I went to a lot," she toldVanity Fair.

In the scene inScream,Neve Campbell's Sidney Prescott and her friends sit around a fountain discussing the murders in Woodsboro.

10 Things I Hate About You.

Remember that scene in10 Thingswhen Kat (Julia Stiles) and Patrick (the late Heath Ledger) go paint balling after Kat "rescues" Patrick from detention by, uh, flashing the teacher?

Do Revengedid their own version. In my humble opinion, it's not as good, but to be fair, the original is very hard to beat.

Cruel Intentions.

Okay, so the very obvious reference here is Sarah Michelle Gellar playing the wicked headmistress inDo Revenge,who says things like, "Today you let your anger control you. From now on, I want you to control it. Channel that anger into getting what you what."

"She was the dream. I just didn’t think she was attainable, and she read it and liked it," Robinson toldVanity Fair.

"Sarah said something to me that the minute she said this my whole body relaxed. This is maybe the best compliment I’ll ever get as a filmmaker ever in my life. She said, 'When I read the script, I thought, I wish I were 19 so that I could be in this. If I were 19, I would be stalking you to play one of these two characters.' Hearing Sarah Michelle Gellar say that about this film... I was just like, oh, wow, this might work."

Robinson also admits that Austin Abrams' Max was inspired by Ryan Phillippe's Sebastian.

"Max being vanquished to 'Praise You' at the end of the movie is obviously a nod toCruel Intentions," she said.

Heathers.

Just like Heather in 1988 teen black comedyHeathers, Drea is out for revenge on her former circle of friends. And of course there is the iconic croquet scene replicated inDo Revenge.

Romy and Michele's High School Reunion.

Drea and Eleanor's friendship runs as deep as Romy and Michele's.

And I mean, just look at these outfits to their high school events.

This film is so much fun and so funny that it is destined to enter teen comedy cult status.

I leave you with the best quote fromDo Revenge,said by Eleanor:"Is Do Revenge even, like, correct grammar?"

It is now, Eleanor. It is now.

Do Revenge is currently streaming on Netflix.

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