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All 42 Bob Clark Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Bob Clark Movies, where we round up some of the most memorable and entertaining films directed by the talented Canadian filmmaker. From classic comedies to suspenseful thrillers, we’ve gathered a selection of Bob Clark’s best movies to keep you captivated for hours. So sit back, relax, and prepare for an exciting journey through time and cinema with our Bob Clark Movies roundup.
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1. Shanty Tramp (1967)
Shanty Tramp” is a suspenseful crime drama set in a small town during the 1960s. The film revolves around a despicable evangelist who becomes obsessed with the town’s local ‘tramp, ’ hoping to seduce her into his evil deeds. However, things take an unexpected turn when she expresses her preference for a local Black man over him. Enraged by this rejection, the evangelist stirs up the town against the interracial couple, igniting an explosive scenario of tension and hatred.
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2. Mafia Girls (1969)
In the seedy underbelly of Miami Beach, a lethal crime syndicate manipulates and extorts politicians by filming them at scandalous sex parties. When an undercover agent is sent in, he soon finds himself entangled in this dangerous web, facing off against a ruthless gangster, a nightclub singer with her own dark secrets, and a stripper whose heart may have already been sold. As the lines between loyalty and betrayal blur, our agent must make a choice between maintaining his cover and safeguarding his own life.
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3. Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things (1972)
Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things”, a delightfully eerie and dark 1972 horror-comedy film, is unlike any other out there. Directed by the talented Bob Clark, the movie takes a unique approach to its genre- blending hippie humor with the terrifying realities of necrophilia and violence.
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4. Dead of Night (1974)
Dead of Night, also known as “Deathdream, ” is a chilling 1974 horror film that combines elements of drama, thriller, and the supernatural. Directed by Bob Clark and written by Alan Ormsby, the film stars John Marley, Lynn Carlin, and Richard Backus.
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5. Deranged (1974)
In 1974, “Deranged” redefined the thriller landscape with its shocking and chilling tale of a rural farmer’s descent into madness. From its cult status to its inspiration from the infamous Ed Gein, this film explores the darkest corners of human desire.
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6. Black Christmas (1974)
Experience the chilling terror of 1974’s classic thriller, Black Christmas. This suspenseful film follows a group of sorority girls as they take their Christmas break, only to be haunted by a mysterious, sinister presence.
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7. Moonrunners (1975)
In the rugged backwaters of the American South, where old-school traditions meet the demands of big business, the moonshine trade is a dangerous and thrilling game. Grady and Bobby Lee, two young and reckless moonshiners, are loyal to Uncle Jesse, their grizzled mentor who prides himself on crafting the finest hooch using methods passed down through generations. When they cross paths with Jake, a ruthless enforcer for New York mobsters who demand modernization and efficiency, the stage is set for an explosive clash of values.
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8. Breaking Point (1976)
Breaking Point is a gritty 1976 crime drama film that tells the story of a man who finds himself caught in the crosshairs of the Mafia after testifying against them in court. The film follows the man as he tries to evade the relentless revenge plot, making for a suspenseful and thrilling experience.
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9. Murder by Decree (1979)
Murder by Decree, ” a gripping 1979 crime thriller, sees Sherlock Holmes delve into the murky depths of a conspiracy as he investigates the infamous Jack the Ripper. With a tense atmosphere, the film offers a thrilling exploration of London in the 1800s, while unraveling shocking secrets that threaten to disrupt the city’s powerful elite. Starring Christopher Plummer as Holmes, this film is not just a must-watch for fans of the classic detective, but for mystery and thriller enthusiasts alike.
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10. Tribute (1980)
Tribute, ” a 1980 film directed by Bob Clark, masterfully blends comedy and drama. The plot follows a shallow Broadway press agent, who discovers he has leukemia, just as his son from his ex-wife arrives for a visit.
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11. Porky’s (1981)
Porky’s” is a 1981 teen comedy film that follows a group of high school boys in 1954 Florida seeking revenge for their embarrassing encounters with a seedy nightclub owner and his redneck sheriff brother. Led by their determination to help one of their friends lose his virginity, they embark on a hilarious and outrageous journey. With a cast featuring Dan Monahan, Mark Herrier, Wyatt Knight, and Bob Clark as both writer and director, this raunchy comedy features female full frontal and rear nudity, as well as showers, but is primarily focused on revenge and high-school friendships.
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12. A Christmas Story (1983)
A Christmas Story” takes us back to the 1940s, revolving around a tenacious young boy named Ralphie Parker who is on a mission to convince his family and Santa Claus that a Red Ryder Range 200 Shot BB gun is the ultimate Christmas gift. As the story unfolds, we delve into Ralphie’s heartwarming and humorous holiday experiences while attempting to get his wish. This comedy-family film is filled with memorable moments, lessons in loyalty, and plenty of laughs that make it the perfect viewing for the holiday season.
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13. Porky’s II: The Next Day (1983)
In Porky’s II: The Next Day, the notorious high schoolers of Angel Beach High are back, and this time, they’re fighting against the forces of moral corruption and political hypocrisy. The villains this time are a group of ruthless KKK fanatics and a gang of crooked politicians determined to shut down their audacious production of Shakespeare’s plays. As the students rally behind one of their own - a Seminole transfer student - they discover a sinister plot to expose them and destroy their cherished project.
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14. Rhinestone (1984)
Rhinestone” is a 1984 musical comedy that features Sylvester Stallone and Dolly Parton. The story unfolds when a country music star places a bet with an Italian American mobster, promising to transform an obnoxious New York City taxi driver into a successful singer within a week. As they navigate their way through the city’s colorful characters, they face hilarious misadventures and unexpected obstacles.
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15. Turk 182 (1985)
Turk 182” is a thrilling 1985 comedy-drama film, directed by Bob Clark, with a runtime of 1 hour and 42 minutes. The story revolves around the life of Jimmy Lynch, a young man who discovers a conspiracy regarding his older brother’s fire rescue injury and denial of benefits by the city. The film showcases the intricate brother-brother relationship, as well as themes of vigilantism and falling from a significant height.
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16. Porky’s Revenge (1985)
Dive into the hilarious world of “Porky’s Revenge, ” where the class of 1955 at Angel Beach High finds themselves in a battle against their long-standing foe, Porky. As the big graduation day nears, Porky pulls out all the stops in his attempt to sabotage the school’s championship basketball game. He’s betting on the rival team, and nothing will stop him from winning.
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17. From the Hip (1987)
From the Hip (1987) is a comedy, crime, and drama film that follows the journey of Robin, a newly-minted lawyer with one trial under his belt. He finds himself at the center of an unwinnable murder case, which he is set up for due to his unethical behavior that had tarnished his once-reputable law firm. With his career on the line, Robin must navigate through the high stakes of his profession and confront his inner demons, all while being pursued by a ruthless adversary.
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18. Loose Cannons (1990)
Loose Cannons” is a thrilling action-comedy featuring Gene Hackman and Dan Aykroyd as an unconventional cop duo tasked with taking down powerful criminals. The movie introduces an unpredictable plot twist when the by-the-book partner, played by Aykroyd, is revealed to have a multiple personality disorder.
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19. Popcorn (1991)
In the thrilling 1991 horror-comedy, Popcorn, a group of college students plan a spine-tingling horror-movie marathon in an abandoned theater. Little do they know that a supernatural serial killer, disguised as various characters, is lurking in the shadows, determined to take their lives one by one.
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20. The American Clock (1993)
The American Clock” is a profound and moving drama film released in 1993, directed by Bob Clark and written by Arthur Miller and Frank Galati. Based on the 1930s economic depression, the story unfolds as an upper-class family, represented by John Rubinstein, Mary McDonnell, and Loren Dean, experiences the devastating consequences of the Stock Market crash.
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21. My Summer Story (1994)
My Summer Story, ” the sequel to the beloved holiday classic “A Christmas Story, ” takes viewers to the Parker family’s summer adventures. The film navigates the lives of its characters, each tackling familiar issues and discovering new stories.
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22. Derby (1995)
Derby, released in 1995, is a heartwarming drama-romance film that captures the essence of the past while delving into the present. The plot centers around Katie, who has returned to the family horse ranch after her father falls ill. As she reacclimates to her old stomping grounds, she reunites with Cass, a man she had a childhood crush on. As the story unfolds, Katie and Cass find themselves entwined in their shared history, ultimately leading to an unlikely romance.
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23. Stolen Memories: Secrets from the Rose Garden (1996)
Step into the world of secrets and hidden stories with “Stolen Memories: Secrets from the Rose Garden, ” a heartwarming 1996 drama directed by Bob Clark and written by Tim Cagney. Set in the South, the movie follows a young boy who embarks on a summer adventure with his aunts, discovering a side to Jessica and his other relatives that was never revealed before. The film stars Mary Tyler Moore, Linda Lavin, and Nathan Watt, and is full of unexpected twists and turns that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
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24. The Great Christmas Movies (1998)
The Great Christmas Movies” is a delightful documentary that showcases classic Christmas films, as well-known celebrities share their favorite titles and reminisce about their experiences with these heartwarming movies. Featuring film clips and interviews with stars like Tim Allen, Richard Attenborough, and Lionel Barrymore, this holiday special is a must-watch for all Christmas movie enthusiasts.
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25. The Ransom of Red Chief (1998)
In the hilarious 1998 western comedy, “The Ransom of Red Chief, ” two down-on-their-luck hobos stumble upon a seemingly foolproof scheme to make their fortunes: kidnap the spirited and energetic nine-year-old son of a wealthy local banker and demand a ransom. This outrageous plan, inspired by the classic story by O’Henry, takes hilarious twists and turns, as the duo quickly discovers that the child, aptly nicknamed “Red Chief, ” is far from the typical damsel in distress. With a star-studded cast including Christopher Lloyd, Michael Jeter, and Alan Ruck, “The Ransom of Red Chief” is a must-watch for fans of slapstick comedy and witty humor, proving that laughter and lawlessness can make for an unforgettable film experience.
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26. My Neighbor’s Daughter (1998)
In “My Neighbor’s Daughter, ” a civic leader forms an unexpected bond with a newcomer to town, ultimately helping his daughter by offering her a babysitting job and nurturing her passion for gymnastics. As the friendship deepens, it evolves into a passionate love affair that challenges the boundaries of their lives and relationships. Experience the emotional journey as the characters navigate the complex terrain of love, loyalty, and the unexpected twists of fate.
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27. I’ll Remember April (1999)
I’ll Remember April” is a heartwarming, family drama set in the backdrop of World War II. Four adventurous young boys find a shipwrecked Japanese sailor and grapple with the moral dilemma of saving him at a time when prejudice and mistrust were rampant. As these young boys embark on an extraordinary journey of courage and compassion, they learn the true meaning of empathy and unity.
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28. Baby Geniuses (1999)
Baby Geniuses” is a 1999 family comedy film that stars Kathleen Turner, Christopher Lloyd, and Kim Cattrall. The film is about super-intelligent babies being held captive by scientists who experiment on them.
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29. Catch a Falling Star (2000)
Catch a Falling Star” is a delightful comedy, drama, and romance that premiered in 2000. The film follows the story of Sydney Clarke, a famed actress who finds herself in an unfamiliar New England town after storming off from a set.
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30. The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood (2000)
Join the hilarious, action-packed adventure of The Dukes of Hazzard as they embark on a mission to save Hazzard County in “Hazzard in Hollywood” (2000). With their sights set on raising money for a new hospital, the Duke Boys and their friends make a trip to Hollywood, only to find themselves pursued by a dangerous mix of hitmen, sleazy producers, and ruthless loan sharks. As they try to stay one step ahead of their enemies, they must also grapple with the theft of their musical recordings.
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31. Now & Forever (2002)
In the gripping 2002 drama “Now & Forever, ” John Myron and Angela Wilson navigate a world of clashing cultures, forming a deep bond against all odds. When tragedy strikes in the form of a shocking act of betrayal, Angela’s life is forever altered, setting in motion a series of intense events that will shape their destiny. With powerful performances from the stars and a story that explores the depths of human resilience, “Now & Forever” is a poignant exploration of love, redemption, and the indomitable spirit of the human will.
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32. Maniac Magee (2003)
Maniac Magee” (2003) is an action-packed, fantasy-adventure film that tells the story of an extraordinary orphan boy who sets out on a quest to find a home. Based on the best-selling book by Jerry Spinelli, the movie follows 12-year-old Jeffrey Magee as he uses his extraordinary ability to run at superhuman speed to change the lives of the people he encounters along the way.
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33. Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 (2004)
In the comedy-adventure film “Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2, ” a group of smart-talking toddlers finds themselves at the center of a media mogul’s ambitious experiment to decode the mysteries of baby talk. When they discover they’re part of the mogul’s plan, the toddlers embark on a thrilling race against time to protect babies everywhere.
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34. The Karate Dog (2005)
The Karate Dog” is an adrenaline-packed, comedic crime action film released in 2006. Directed by Bob Clark, the movie features the unlikely duo of LAPD computer expert Peter Fowler and his extraordinary dog, Cho Cho, played by an anthropomorphic canine with stunning martial arts skills.
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35. Black Christmas (2006)
Black Christmas, a spine-chilling and intense horror movie, sees the return of a maniac on Christmas Eve. After escaping confinement, he makes his way back to his childhood home, now a sorority house, and begins a horrifying spree of murder.
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36. Fallen Angels (2006)
Fallen Angels is a thrilling supernatural horror film released in 2007 and starring famous faces like Michael Dorn and Bill Moseley. Set in a turn-of-the-century prison, the film follows the grim discovery of a sub-basement deep beneath the west cell block, filled with the skeletal remains of children. The authorities call in a CSI team, who soon find themselves investigating even more horrifying discoveries, tapping into the sinister power within the prison walls.
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37. Blonde and Blonder (2008)
Get ready for an explosive blend of action and comedy with “Blonde and Blonder” (2008), featuring two beautiful, yet clueless, blondes in a hilarious story of mistaken identity. Dee, played by Pamela Anderson, and Dawn, starring Denise Richards, find their lives turned upside down when they’re mistaken for international mob killers. As they try to clear their names, this unlikely duo gets caught up in a web of crime, adventure, and romance.
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38. The 80th Annual Academy Awards (2008)
Dive into the glitz and glamour of the red carpet as the 80th Annual Academy Awards take center stage. Hosted by the hilariously brilliant Jon Stewart, this grand ceremony celebrates the year’s most remarkable films, including Atonement, Juno, Michael Clayton, No Country for Old Men, and There Will Be Blood. Prepare to witness the excitement as Hollywood’s most esteemed names come together to honor the finest in cinema.
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39. Clarkworld (2009)
Clarkworld” delves into the life of Bob Clark, an enigmatic figure who unexpectedly made it big in the film industry with his Christmas classic, “A Christmas Story. ” This compelling documentary, directed by Deren Abram and written by Abram, follows Clark’s journey from an obscure Canadian director to a household name. The movie explores Clark’s family relationships, the creation of “A Christmas Story, ” and his impact on the film community.
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40. Pimpin’ Pee Wee (2009)
Pimpin’ Pee Wee” (2009) is a hilarious comedy film that follows the adventures of three college boys during their summer holiday. As they look for some excitement, they stumble upon the idea of starting a successful whorehouse. Directed by the talented Brian Trenchard-Smith, the movie offers a mix of outrageous humor and unforgettable characters, making it a must-watch for lovers of comedy and unexpected drama.
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41. Acid Head: The Buzzard Nuts County Slaughter (2011)
Acid Head: The Buzzard Nuts County Slaughter” is a chilling horror movie that takes you deep into the heart of a bloodthirsty killer. Set in the rural setting of Buzzard Nuts County, New York, the film follows an acid-scarred teenager named Pheromone Labonza, who has become a vengeful, bloodsucking cannibal. This enigmatic goth-girl rampages through the small town, leaving a trail of terror as she targets unsuspecting victims in a spree of brutal murders.
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42. A Christmas Story Live! (2017)
A Christmas Story Live! . is a nostalgic musical event that brings the spirited Broadway hit “A Christmas Story: The Musical” to life on a live broadcast.
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