Sophia Bush, Jerry O'Connell, Violet McGraw, Tim Rozon, Clara Alexandrova, Dawian van der Westhuizen

Summer's Last Resort turns vacation into glorious chaos

Tubi’s Summer’s Last Resort is the perfect comedy for anyone whose summer trip already feels like a group project.

JULY 14, 2026

Summer vacation is supposed to be relaxing. Somehow, it usually becomes a full-family stress test with better scenery.

That is what makes Tubi Original Summer’s Last Resort feel so right for right now. Starring Violet McGraw, Sophia Bush, and Jerry O’Connell, the comedy follows Summer, a high-strung teen stuck on a luxury vacation with her free-spirited mom and her mom’s corny boyfriend, who also happens to be Summer’s vice principal. Determined to break them up, Summer turns the getaway into total chaos.

As families lean into road trips, staycations, and shorter getaways, this summer, the movie lands because it understands the truth: family trips are never just about the destination. They are about clashing personalities, forced bonding, overplanned “fun,” and the tiny disasters that become the stories everyone retells later.

Summer’s Last Resort turns that familiar vacation pressure into a breezy must-watch comedy. No packing, no delays, no group chat drama. Just resort chaos from the comfort of your couch.

The Cast

Sophia Bush

Bush gives the movie its warm center, playing the mom whose romantic optimism keeps lighting tiny fires around her. She makes the character easy to root for, even when everyone else can see the vacation itinerary has become a trap with room service.

Violet McGraw

McGraw is the chaos engine, a teen with a plan, a mission, and absolutely not enough adult supervision. She brings the exact mix of heart and nerve this setup needs, making every choice feel like devotion wearing sunglasses and sprinting through a lobby.

Jerry O'Connell

O'Connell brings buoyant comic energy, the kind that makes every polished resort surface feel one spilled smoothie away from disaster. He knows how to play charm with a little panic under it, which is perfect for a vacation comedy built on social detonation.

Tim Rozon

Rozon adds the wild card factor, giving the movie someone who can tilt a scene just by walking into it. His presence keeps the romance and the mischief sparking at the same time, which is exactly where this kind of comedy gets juicy.