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All 129 Brad Dourif Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Brad Dourif, a versatile actor whose talent spans over multiple genres. From his chilling performances in horror movies to his gripping roles in drama, this article will give you an in-depth look at his impressive filmography.
Join us as we explore the range of Brad Dourif’s work and delve into the unique aspects that define his career on the big screen.
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1. W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings (1975)
W. W. and the Dixie Dancekings” is a 1975 American comedy film directed by John G. Avildsen and written by Thomas Rickman. The movie stars Burt Reynolds, Art Carney, and Conny Van Dyke and is set in the South, where bank-robbing meets country-loving antics.
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2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975)
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, released in 1975, is an iconic drama film set in a mental institution during the fall of 1963. The story follows a Korean War veteran who pleads insanity and is admitted to the institution, where he becomes a strong advocate for the patients against the oppressive nurse.
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3. Group Portrait with a Lady (1977)
Group Portrait with a Lady, released in 1977, is a poignant drama film that delves into the experiences of a regular German woman named Leni Gruyten during the turbulent 1930s and 1940s. The film captures the unique perspectives of ordinary people on the era of the Nazi regime through Leni’s interactions with her friends, family, and acquaintances. With its thought-provoking narrative and powerful performances, Group Portrait with a Lady is a compelling exploration of the intricacies of family relationships and the impact of historical events on everyday lives.
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4. Eyes of Laura Mars (1978)
Eyes of Laura Mars” is a chilling 1978 mystery-thriller that follows the life of a famous fashion photographer, Laura Mars, played by Faye Dunaway. Laura’s world is turned upside down when she develops a shocking ability to see through the eyes of a killer.
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5. Sergeant Matlovich vs. the U.S. Air Force (1978)
Sergeant Matlovich vs. the U. S. Air Force is a compelling and honest portrayal of a true event. It delves into the life of Leonard Matlovich, an airman who became a pioneering symbol in the fight for gay rights. The film follows the U. S. Air Force sergeant’s story, where he faces dismissal from the service due to his sexual orientation.
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6. Wise Blood (1979)
Wise Blood, ” set in 1979, follows the story of Hazel Motes, a recently discharged army soldier who endeavors to establish the first Church Without Christ in the quaint, southern town of Taulkinham, United States of America. With his charismatic and enigmatic personality, he attracts a variety of followers, each with their own unique outlook on life.
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7. Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones (1980)
Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones” is a gripping 1980 biographical drama that chronicles the real-life events of the Peoples Temple cult under the manipulative leadership of its charismatic founder, Reverend Jim Jones. The story follows the cult’s relocation to Guyana, where it ends in a shocking, horrific tragedy that leaves viewers at the edge of their seats.
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8. Heaven’s Gate (1980)
Heaven’s Gate” (1980) is a three-and-a-half-hour epic Western adventure that takes place during the turbulent Johnson County War in 1890 Wyoming. As a wealthy sheriff, John L.
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9. Ragtime (1981)
Ragtime, a 1981 period drama film directed by acclaimed Czech filmmaker Milos Forman, takes viewers on a compelling journey set against the racial tensions and nostalgic events of early 1900s New York City. The story centers around a talented young black pianist whose life intertwines with that of a privileged white family.
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10. I, Desire (1982)
I, Desire”, a 1982 thriller by John Llewellyn Moxey, tells the gripping story of a young Los Angeles student who finds himself intriguingly drawn into the dark world of a hospital morgue. Amidst the eerie coldness of death, the student soon encounters a strange, enigmatic woman who will forever challenge his understanding of love and danger. As the two become entangled, they find themselves caught in a game of cat-and-mouse with a crime-filled past that threatens to engulf them.
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11. Chytilova Versus Forman (1982)
Chytilova Versus Forman is a riveting documentary film released in 1982, which serves as a unique examination of the relationship between two of the most influential figures in cinematic history - Miloš Forman and Věra Chytilová. The film, directed by Věra Chytilová herself, explores the professional and personal dynamic between the two visionary artists.
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12. Dune (1984)
Experience the epic adventure of “Dune” (1984), directed by the iconic David Lynch. In this thrilling sci-fi story set on a desolate desert planet, the fate of an entire world rests in the hands of a young Duke’s son.
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13. Istanbul (1985)
Istanbul” is a thrilling drama set in the late 1980s. The story revolves around Martin, an American who, while traveling through Belgium, saves a local waiter named Willy from a confrontation with a customer. The two of them embark on a memorable hitchhiking trip, with plans to continue their journey to Istanbul for personal business reasons.
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14. Rage of Angels: The Story Continues (1986)
Rage of Angels: The Story Continues” is a gripping 3-hour, 10-minute TV movie from 1986 that explores themes of power and betrayal. Starring Jaclyn Smith, Ken Howard, and Michael Nouri, the film takes off where “Rage of Angels” left off. With a story that delves into the intricate relationships between political figures, mobsters, and lawyers, it is a suspenseful drama filled with unexpected plot twists.
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15. Impure Thoughts (1986)
Impure Thoughts, released in 1986, is a comedic film that explores the afterlife and the pivotal moments in the lives of four male friends. Set in Purgatory, the friends reflect on their pasts, particularly their years in Catholic School. The movie delves into their coming-of-age stories and highlights themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery.
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16. Vengeance: The Story of Tony Cimo (1986)
Vengeance: The Story of Tony Cimo” is a gripping 1986 drama directed by Marc Daniels, based on a true story. The tale revolves around a family from South Carolina whose lives are shattered after the brutal murder of Bill and Myrtle Moon. When the judicial system fails to deliver swift justice for the Moon’s devoted stepson, Tony Cimo, he takes matters into his own hands.
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17. Blue Velvet (1986)
Blue Velvet” is a 1986 crime drama mystery film directed by David Lynch. The story revolves around the discovery of a severed human ear by a young man, which leads him on a thrilling investigation that connects a beautiful and enigmatic nightclub singer, a kidnapped child, and a dangerous group of psychopathic criminals. The film is set in a small town and explores themes of sexual aberration, drugs, and forced stripping.
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18. Fatal Beauty (1987)
Fatal Beauty, ” released in 1987, is a thrilling action-comedy film starring the talented Whoopi Goldberg. This movie takes us on a journey with Rita, a witty and tough narcotics officer, who happens upon a Kroll Construction van following a drug heist. The discovery of a dead Kroll employee leads Rita down a dangerous path, unraveling a mystery surrounding Kroll’s identity.
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19. Medium Rare (1987)
Medium Rare, ” a 1987 B-movie directed by Paul Madden, brings a dark comedy twist to the world of Hollywood. The film follows a middle-aged B-movie mogul who finds himself embroiled in trouble after the death of his wife’s pet poodle and a threatening movie producer. In an effort to resolve his problems, he hires two psychopathic goons, which only creates more chaos. As complications mount, the situation attracts the attention of the police, adding further drama to the plot.
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20. Mississippi Burning (1988)
Mississippi Burning” (1988), directed by Alan Parker and starring Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe, and Frances McDormand, takes audiences on an immersive, thrilling journey into 1960s Mississippi during the height of the civil rights movement. When two FBI agents - with striking differences in their ways of doing things - are sent to the volatile Gulf Coast region, they are tasked with investigating the mysterious disappearance of several civil rights activists. As they dig deeper into the labyrinthine web of corruption and brutality, they become embroiled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with malicious forces.
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21. Child’s Play (1988)
Child’s Play” (1988) is a chilling horror and thriller film that follows the story of a single mother named Karen (played by Catherine Hicks) and her young son Andy (Alex Vincent). In an attempt to brighten up Andy’s life, Karen unknowingly gifts her son a seemingly innocent, animatronic doll named Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif). Little does she know, the doll is imbued with the consciousness of a sadistic serial killer named Charles Lee Ray (also voiced by Brad Dourif). The film takes a dark, unexpected turn as the child’s play with his new doll begins to take a menacing turn.
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22. Sonny Boy (1989)
In small-town America, crime boss Sonny brings home a baby hidden in a stolen car. Raising the boy as mute accomplice to his criminal empire, Sonny teams up with his transgender wife. Years later, the now grown “Sonny Boy” uncovers the truth about his past and tries to escape the town, triggering a series of darkly humorous disasters for his warped family.
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23. Desperado: The Outlaw Wars (1989)
In the 1989 Western film “Desperado: The Outlaw Wars, ” Duell McCall returns to the town where he once fell in love with Nora. When he discovers that she has given birth to his child, McCall is eager to stay and become a part of their lives.
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24. Spontaneous Combustion (1989)
Step into the world of the unexpected with ‘Spontaneous Combustion’ (1989). This thrilling horror-sci-fi film, directed by Tobe Hooper, follows the story of a young man who discovers a shocking truth about his parents: they were unwittingly involved in an atomic-weapons experiment just before his birth. The results of this experiment have taken a supernatural turn, granting the protagonist a terrifying pyrokinesis - the power to ignite flames at will.
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25. Terror on Highway 91 (1989)
Terror on Highway 91, ” released in 1989, follows the life of a police deputy in a small, seemingly idyllic town. As he becomes increasingly disturbed by the brutality and corruption of the local sheriff and his colleagues, he seeks to expose the truth and bring justice to the community.
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26. Hidden Agenda (1990)
Hidden Agenda” is a gripping drama-thriller from 1990, directed by Ken Loach and written by Jim Allen. The film stars Frances McDormand, Brian Cox, and Brad Dourif in a story that unravels a chilling conspiracy.
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27. Horseplayer (1990)
Horseplayer, ” a neo-noir cult film from 1990, follows the life of Bud, a peculiar man with a dangerous obsession. By day, he works at a liquor store, but at night, he becomes fully engrossed in betting on the horses. Living in a rundown building in an even shadier part of town, Bud’s lonely life is about to take a darker turn when a brother and sister duo move in.
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28. The Exorcist III (1990)
The Exorcist III” is a chilling 1990 horror movie directed by William Peter Blatty and written by the same author. The film follows a seasoned police lieutenant (played by George C. Scott) who is called to investigate seven brutal murders - each with sinister similarities to the Gemini serial killer who was executed in the past.
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29. Child’s Play 2 (1990)
In “Child’s Play 2, ” a terrifying sequel to the original 1988 horror film, the sinister Chucky doll is back and more determined than ever to possess the soul of young Andy. After Andy’s mom is admitted to a psychiatric hospital, the boy is placed in foster care, only to find Chucky not far behind, terrorizing his new home and those around him. As Chucky’s twisted game of horror unfolds, it becomes a race against time for Andy to stop the deadly doll once and for all.
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30. Grim Prairie Tales (1990)
Grim Prairie Tales” (1990) is a chilling horror anthology set against the backdrop of the wild west. As a cynical bounty hunter and a cautious clerk journey across the prairie, their bond is forged around a campfire, the perfect setting for the macabre tales of terror that follow.
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31. Graveyard Shift (1990)
Graveyard Shift takes you on a chilling journey into the darkest corners of human greed and obsession. Set in an ancient textile mill plagued by a deadly rat infestation, this horror thriller follows a group of hardworking employees who are put in grave danger by their corrupt foreman. As mysterious accidents begin to occur in the mill, the characters must uncover the horrifying truth hidden deep in the basement.
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32. Chaindance (1991)
Chaindance” is a 1991 crime drama that offers a gripping and emotional take on the bond between two inmates. When J. T. Blake, part of a special government reform program, is assigned to take care of Johnny Reynolds, a man with cerebral palsy confined to a wheelchair, their connection transforms the harsh prison environment. However, the tension between the two escalates as another inmate plots J. T. ‘s demise.
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33. The Horror Hall of Fame II (1991)
Get ready for a spine-tingling experience as The Horror Hall of Fame II takes you on a chilling journey to recognize the finest and scariest moments in the world of horror. Set in 1991, this thrilling event, hosted by none other than the legendary Robert Englund, celebrates the rich history of horror, paying homage to its most iconic figures and groundbreaking films. Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the nominees for the coveted Best Horror Film of the Year.
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34. Child’s Play 3 (1991)
Child’s Play 3 delivers a chilling sequel to the terrifying franchise, bringing back the infamous killer doll, Chucky. Teenage Andy Barclay, who defeated the psychopathic toy in the previous installment, is now faced with a vengeful Chucky, who has resurrected himself and infiltrated a military academy.
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35. Body Parts (1991)
In the gripping 1991 thriller “Body Parts”, a criminal psychologist faces a terrifying transformation after losing his arm in a gruesome car accident. Desperate for a solution, he undergoes an experimental procedure to replace his lost limb with one from a notorious serial killer. As he begins to experience horrifying visions and violent impulses, he must race against time to decipher the true identity of the killer whose limb he now possesses.
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36. London Kills Me (1991)
London Kills Me, released in 1991, is an intriguing and thought-provoking film that explores the world of drugs, love, and survival in a bustling city. Director Hanif Kureishi and writer Hanif Kureishi brilliantly craft a story around a young man navigating London’s chaotic and dangerous underworld in search of a new life.
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37. Scream of Stone (1991)
In “Scream of Stone” (1991), two competitive climbers meet their ultimate challenge as they race to scale Cerro Torre, one of the most treacherous mountains in the world. Set in the stunning Patagonian landscape of Argentina, the film captures the breathtaking beauty of the mountain as much as the raw determination and fearless spirit of the climbers themselves.
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38. Jungle Fever (1991)
Experience the passionate tale of infidelity and interracial love in “Jungle Fever, ” a riveting drama released in 1991. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee, this compelling film follows a married black architect who embarks on an affair with an Italian secretary, causing tension and turmoil within his close-knit Harlem community. As friends and family react to this unexpected twist, relationships are tested, and a complex web of emotions unfolds.
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39. Murder Blues (1991)
Murder Blues, ” a 1991 thriller directed by Anders Palm, follows a tenacious detective as he becomes passionately consumed with bringing a man to justice. The detective believes this man is a serial killer, as well as the murderer of a woman with whom both of them were involved. Simultaneously, this suspect seems as much of a victim as the deceased.
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40. Final Judgement (1992)
Final Judgment, ” a 1992 thriller with a dark and mysterious edge, follows a priest who becomes the prime suspect in the brutal murder of a young stripper. Desperate to prove his innocence, he delves into the world of strip clubs and X-rated performances, determined to catch a killer haunting the city. As he’s hunted down by the police and taunted by the psychopath, he finds solace in a friend of the victim who is trying to prevent further casualties.
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41. Critters 4 (1992)
Critters 4” is the sci-fi horror sequel that takes a terrifying turn when alien creatures known as Critters are cryogenically frozen and awaken centuries later in the year 2045. With a new mission to feast on the unsuspecting crew of a space station, the Critters use their advanced technology to infiltrate their prey. As the crew struggles to survive, they must find a way to save themselves and humanity from the unstoppable threat that lurks in the shadows of the 21st century.
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42. Amos & Andrew (1993)
Amos & Andrew is a captivating comedy-crime film released in 1993, starring Nicholas Cage and Samuel L. Jackson. The story revolves around Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Andrew Sterling, who purchases a cabin in the woods, only to have his neighbors get suspicious when a stranger “breaks in. ” The situation takes a drastic turn when the police start shooting at the wrong man, who just happens to be black.
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43. Trauma (1993)
Trauma”, released in 1993, is a chilling combination of Horror, Mystery, and Thriller genres, directed by the iconic Dario Argento. Starring Christopher Rydell, Asia Argento, and Piper Laurie, this Italian movie tells the story of a young man who teams up with a teenage girl to track down a murderous serial killer after he kills her parents.
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44. Color of Night (1994)
Color of Night” (1994) is a psychologically thrilling drama that tells the story of a color-blind psychoanalyst, who finds himself in a web of mystery and danger when he inherits his murdered friend’s therapy group. As he delves deeper into the lives of his patients, he discovers a mysterious connection to a young woman that leads to intense sexual encounters.
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45. Death Machine (1994)
Unleash the terror in 1994’s “Death Machine, ” a heart-pounding, action-packed sci-fi thriller that pushes the boundaries of robotics and cyber technology. Directed by renowned filmmaker Stephen Norrington, this R-rated masterpiece follows the story of a brilliant mad genius who engineers an army of dangerous robots and cyborgs at his workplace, Chaank Armaments Corp. With a knack for taking matters into his own hands, he brutally murders the company’s executives and unleashes his ultimate killing machine on the unsuspecting new CEO.
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46. Escape to Witch Mountain (1995)
Escape to Witch Mountain” is a heartwarming adventure from 1995 that follows a brother-sister duo, Tony and Sarah, who possess extraordinary psychic powers. When a cunning millionaire learns about their unique abilities and plans to exploit them for his own gain, the siblings team up with a kind-hearted sheriff and an unlikely chauffeur to evade their pursuer and protect their family. This captivating family film combines elements of fantasy, adventure, and emotion, making it the perfect escape for audiences of all ages.
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47. Phoenix (1995)
In the thrilling 1995 sci-fi film “Phoenix, ” an elite team of space marines embark on a mission to a remote mining colony to put an end to an android uprising. As the marines navigate treacherous terrain and face off against their mechanical adversaries, they must fight for their lives and the fate of the galaxy. With action-packed sequences that pay homage to classic “die hard” scenarios, “Phoenix” combines thrilling space combat with gritty, Gangsta Grip-style battles for a truly unique cinematic experience.
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48. Empire of the Censors (1995)
From the creators of the documentary “Empire of the Censors” comes a fascinating journey into the history of film and video censorship in Great Britain. This intriguing documentary delves into the fascinating and sometimes controversial world of BBFC, the British Board of Film Classification.
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49. Murder in the First (1995)
Murder in the First, ” a riveting 1995 drama directed by Marc Rocco, stars Christian Slater, Kevin Bacon, and Gary Oldman. The film follows a diligent and passionate young attorney who becomes embroiled in the legal defense of an Alcatraz prisoner, accused of murdering a fellow inmate. The twist? .
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50. Crimes of Passion: Escape from Terror - The Teresa Stamper Story (1995)
In “Crimes of Passion: Escape from Terror - The Teresa Stamper Story, ” the happy marriage of Teresa Walden-Stamper and her husband Paul Stamper takes a dark turn when Paul becomes abusive and obsessed with Teresa. After divorcing Paul and getting a restraining order, Teresa’s nightmare continues as Paul kidnaps her and shoots her boyfriend, Chris Butler. The harrowing story unfolds as Teresa must outwit her madman husband and escape his clutches. Join Teresa on a chilling journey of love, betrayal, and survival as she fights her way to freedom.
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51. A Step Toward Tomorrow (1996)
A Step Toward Tomorrow is a heartwarming drama that tells the story of a devoted single mother who, determined to give her son the best possible life, leaves her comfortable home and moves her family across the country to secure the help of a pioneering neurosurgeon. As the family embarks on this life-changing journey, they are faced with numerous challenges and emotions that test their resilience and unity.
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52. If Looks Could Kill (1996)
Based on the true story of notorious criminal John Hawkins, If Looks Could Kill is a captivating drama that unfolds the twisted world of a sociopathic con man and murderer. The film takes us on a journey of intrigue and suspense as Hawkins uses his charm, good looks, and charisma to manipulate his victims.
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53. Sworn to Justice (1996)
In “Sworn to Justice, ” a dedicated female psychologist takes matters into her own hands after a brutal crime leaves her family dead. By day, she’s a defense witness, fighting for others’ freedom.
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54. Midnight Heat (1996)
Midnight Heat, originally titled Blackout, is a gripping action thriller from 1996. The film follows John Gray, a banker whose life takes a sudden and violent turn after being hit by a car and suffering severe memory loss. As he pieces together his mysterious past, Gray’s wife is murdered, forcing him to travel to Los Angeles to uncover the truth behind the crime and his enigmatic past.
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55. Best Men (1997)
Best Men” is a riveting 1997 comedy-action film directed by Tamra Davis. The movie follows the lives of four best men who, after picking up their friend, the groom, outside prison, find themselves caught up in an unexpected robbery. As they embark on this wild and chaotic journey to the chapel, their lives are turned upside down as they become involved in a high-stakes bank robbery. As the FBI takes over the situation, these best men must use their wits, courage, and camaraderie to escape the dangerous situation they’ve found themselves in.
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56. Nightwatch (1997)
Nightwatch, released in 1998, is a gripping drama that combines elements of horror and thriller. Directed by Ole Bornedal with a screenplay by Bornedal and Steven Soderbergh, the film stars Ewan McGregor, Nick Nolte, and Anais Evans.
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57. Alien: Resurrection (1997)
In “Alien: Resurrection, ” a gripping sci-fi adventure, the return of a powerful human-alien hybrid clone of Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) brings hope to a crew of space pirates. Two centuries after Ripley’s death, this strong female lead aids the pirates in their mission to prevent the aliens from reaching Earth. Join the thrilling journey as iconic characters and terrifying creatures collide in an intense battle to save humanity.
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58. Jamaica Beat (1997)
Jamaica Beat, set to be released in 1997, follows the story of a renowned New York photographer and her new husband, who are seeking a dream vacation at a serene Jamaican resort town. However, their idyllic escape is quickly shattered by a murder mystery that seems to have unfolded right in front of their eyes.
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59. Progeny (1998)
Progeny, a thrilling 1998 sci-fi horror film, follows the unfathomable story of a woman who is unknowingly impregnated by extraterrestrials who are conducting clandestine experiments on the human race. As the pregnancy progresses, the woman grapples with the reality of her unusual circumstance. Brimming with suspense and unexpected twists, Progeny is the perfect blend of interspecies sex, alien abduction, and human exploration, set against the backdrop of the unknown.
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60. Brown’s Requiem (1998)
In the gripping thriller “Brown’s Requiem, ” ex-LAPD private detective Fritz Brown, played by Michael Rooker, finds himself revisiting the dark underbelly of Los Angeles as he navigates a maze of deceit, violence, and betrayal. Hired by caddie “Fat Dog, ” Brown gets entangled in a web of trouble surrounding Fat Dog’s kid sister, who is entangled with an elderly, wealthy benefactor. The plot takes a dangerous turn when the trail leads to Brown’s old police boss, Cathcart, and things quickly spiral out of control.
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61. Urban Legend (1998)
Gather your friends, because you’re about to dive deep into the dark world of urban legends in “Urban Legend” (1998). A young college student named Natalie discovers a terrifying connection between a series of bizarre deaths and the eerie tales commonly circulated among the student body. As she delves deeper into the truth, she finds herself caught up in a deadly game of cat and mouse with a mysterious murderer known as Brenda.
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62. Bride of Chucky (1998)
Bride of Chucky, a 1998 film directed by Ronny Yu and written by Don Mancini, is a wildly unique blend of comedy, horror, and thriller. Set in the aftermath of the first Child’s Play installment, the film’s plot revolves around the terrifying, doll-possessed serial killer, Chucky.
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63. Senseless (1998)
Senseless, ” a 1998 comedy-romance, follows the life of a college student who accidentally comes across a mind-altering drug, which enhances his senses beyond comprehension. As if that’s not enough, his newfound abilities lead to more chaos than he could have ever imagined.
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64. Interceptor Force (1999)
In an upcoming future, the government has forged a formidable squad of soldiers trained explicitly for hostile alien encounters. Codenamed the Interceptor Force, this global brigade consisting of the world’s most skilled soldiers stand guard.
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65. The Diary of the Hurdy-Gurdy Man (1999)
The Diary of the Hurdy-Gurdy Man” is a 1999 Hungarian drama film that delves into the dark world of a struggling movie maker who battles his inner demons and obsessions. Brad Dourif stars as the lead character, an embittered filmmaker obsessed with recording every aspect of his life, while Kathleen Gati and William Hickey portray supporting roles. Directed and written by Gábor Dettre, this intricate narrative depicts a complex individual navigating his way through the trials and tribulations of the world of cinema.
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66. Cypress Edge (1999)
Beau McCammon, reeling from the news of his sister’s alleged suicide, returns home to his family after a long absence in the gripping thriller, Cypress Edge. Upon his return, his ailing father, a senator, is preoccupied with winning another term.
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67. Silicon Towers (1999)
Charlie Reed, a man struggling in his dead-end job, suddenly finds his world turned upside down when he is unexpectedly promoted and tasked with taking over for a colleague who has gone mysteriously missing. But things take an even darker turn when Charlie receives an enigmatic, encoded email that contains sensitive information deemed top secret. As Charlie grapples with these developments, he finds himself entangled in a web of corporate espionage and conspiracy that leads to the towering skyscrapers of Silicon.
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68. The Storytellers (1999)
The Storytellers is a delightful 1999 comedy film that takes viewers on a heartwarming journey of responsibility. The film follows a man as he embarks on a hilarious and often chaotic quest to find his place in life. With a star-studded cast featuring Tippi Hedren, Michael Worth, and Mitzi Kapture, The Storytellers offers a unique blend of humor and adventure that will leave you laughing and entertained from start to finish.
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69. The Prophecy 3: The Ascent (2000)
The Prophecy 3: The Ascent, ” a thrilling Fantasy, Horror, and Thriller movie, released in 2000 under the direction of Patrick Lussier. The plot revolves around Danyael, a half-human, half-angel, who is humanity’s only hope in the ongoing war between Heaven and Earth. This angel, however, is not content with destroying humanity; he wants to annihilate everyone.
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70. Shadow Hours (2000)
Shadow Hours, ” released in 2001, stars Balthazar Getty and Rebecca Gayheart. This R-rated drama, about a recovering alcoholic named Michael, is set in the dark underbelly of LA.
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71. Soulkeeper (2001)
In the thrilling action-adventure film Soulkeeper (2001), two down-on-their-luck thieves are given the opportunity to turn their lives around by stealing the Rock of Lazarus, an ancient and enigmatic relic. With the power to bring evil spirits back to earth, this task is not for the faint of heart. But these two criminals have little choice, as their past has caught up with them and their survival is at stake.
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72. The Ghost (2001)
The Ghost” is an action-packed thriller that takes viewers on a suspenseful ride. The film tells the story of a feared Chinese Tong soldier who, under the cover of anonymity, ventures into the United States as an Asian Internet bride. With a chilling plot and intriguing characters, this movie keeps the audience on the edge of their seats as they question which side the soldier truly serves.
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73. The Calling (2002)
The Calling” is a gripping drama that chronicles the life of Leroy Jenkins, a charismatic and controversial evangelist. With a runtime of 1 hour and 56 minutes, viewers are taken on a journey through the highs and lows of Jenkins’ ministry and his unwavering faith. The film stars Damian Chapa as Leroy Jenkins, alongside Emmy winner Faye Dunaway and Robert Wagner.
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74. The ‘Alien’ Saga (2002)
The ‘Alien’ Saga is a captivating documentary that takes viewers on a retrospective journey through the making of the iconic sci-fi film series. Directed by Brent Zacky, this intriguing documentary explores the intricate process of filmmaking and the cultural impact of the Alien movies through voiceover narration.
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75. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, set in the enchanting and perilous land of Middle Earth, follows Frodo and Sam as they journey closer to Mordor, the dark fortress of the infamous Sauron. Meanwhile, the divided fellowship confronts a new adversary, Saruman, and his sinister Isengard troops.
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76. I Don’t Know Jack (2002)
I Don’t Know Jack” delves into the fascinating life of actor Jack Nance, who skyrocketed to fame after his unforgettable performance in the legendary 1977 cult film “Eraserhead. ” This compelling documentary-style biography showcases Nance’s journey from obscurity to iconic status in the world of cinema. Featuring interviews with family, friends, and co-stars, “I Don’t Know Jack” offers a unique insight into the life and career of a man who left an indelible mark on the silver screen.
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77. The Box (2003)
The Box” is a gripping crime drama that follows the life of Frank, who is starting anew after being released from prison, and Marie, who is tired of her abusive employer. Their lives take a shocking turn when they accidentally kill the nightclub owner during an altercation.
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78. Vlad (2003)
Vlad” is a suspenseful 2003 horror-thriller film directed by Michael D. Sellers. The plot revolves around three American students who, enticed by a mysterious legend, venture into the haunting Carpathian mountains, the birthplace of Vlad Tepes - a notorious European figure known for his unspeakable acts. As the students immerse themselves in the folklore, they find themselves grappling with death and spiritual torment.
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79. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
The epic conclusion to J. R. R. Tolkien’s famous trilogy, “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, ” brings together an ensemble of diverse characters united in their quest to destroy the all-powerful One Ring, the very source of evil in Middle Earth. As the dark forces led by the malevolent Sauron close relentlessly, the fate of the world hangs in the balance.
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80. One Step Beyond: The Making of ‘Alien: Resurrection’ (2003)
Experience the making of one of the most iconic sci-fi films of all time in the feature-length documentary, “One Step Beyond: The Making of ‘Alien: Resurrection’” (2003). This fascinating journey takes us behind the scenes as we dive into the meticulous creation process of the film.
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81. Final Cut: The Making and Unmaking of Heaven’s Gate (2004)
Final Cut: The Making and Unmaking of Heaven’s Gate” delves deep into the chaotic production process of the infamous film Heaven’s Gate, released in 1980. Unfolding against the backdrop of an industry in transition, this documentary chronicles the media frenzy around the movie’s failure, its impact on Hollywood, and how it marked the end of an era. Through revealing interviews with key figures, including director Michael Epstein and writer Steven Bach, “Final Cut” promises an enlightening journey into the heart of Hollywood’s changing landscape.
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82. El padrino (2004)
El Padrino, released in 2005, delves into the life of Manny, a powerful drug dealer in East Los Angeles. The film’s protagonist, his young son Kilo, yearns for success in the drug trade as he admires his father’s extravagant lifestyle and prestige. As Kilo enters the criminal world, he starts dealing drugs to college campuses, eventually climbing higher up the ranks.
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83. The Hazing (2004)
The Hazing” is a chilling mix of comedy and horror that takes college rivalry to the extreme. In this 2004 film, a group of eager students are lured into a mysterious mansion with the promise of joining prestigious fraternities and sororities. However, their plans take a dark turn when a deranged “professor” starts killing them off one by one.
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84. Seed of Chucky (2004)
Seed of Chucky, a 2004 thrilling horror-comedy film, brings back the infamous murderer duo of Chucky and Tiffany in an unexpected sequence of events. The movie revolves around the couple’s resurrection by their confused offspring, Glen/Glenda, and their subsequent foray into the glamorous world of Hollywood, where a film depicting their killing spree is being shot. Directed by Don Mancini and written by the same creative mind, the film explores the twisted dynamics between these eerie characters.
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85. Drop Dead Sexy (2005)
Drop Dead Sexy, a 2005 comedy-crime flick directed by Michael Philip, follows a group of bumbling would-be thieves whose money-making ventures always seem to fall through. Desperate to keep their heads above water, they resort to kidnapping the most unlikely victim, a used car salesman who goes by the charmingly hilarious name of Spider.
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86. The Wild Blue Yonder (2005)
In “The Wild Blue Yonder, ” an alien recounts the tale of his dying planet and the quest to find a habitable world for humans. Accompanied by human astronauts on an exhilarating odyssey, viewers are taken through the captivating realm of space. The film delves into the science fiction genre and includes found footage elements, making for an engrossing adventure.
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87. Pulse (2006)
In the world of the unknown, “Pulse” (2006) is a gripping tale of a computer hacker’s unintentional connection to a spine-chilling wireless signal that releases an unimaginable terror. Led by a group of co-eds determined to safeguard the world, this heart-pounding thriller is an amalgamation of horror, sci-fi, and psychological terrors.
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88. The Wizard of Gore (2007)
The Wizard of Gore” is a chilling horror-mystery film that explores the dark world of illusion and deception. Set in 2007, the movie follows Montag the Magnificent, portrayed by Crispin Glover, a master illusionist who performs at underground venues, captivating audiences with his daring acts of dismemberment on stage. However, as the bodies of female volunteers begin to surface with the same wounds inflicted during his performances, the line between illusion and reality begins to blur.
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89. The List (2007)
In “The List, ” an ad executive named Frank (played by Wayne Brady) is ready to call it quits on the dating scene. Disillusioned by continuous bad luck in love, Frank decides to take matters into his own hands and create a list of his ideal partner’s attributes.
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90. Halloween (2007)
Halloween” (2007) is a chilling horror remake that follows the infamous Michael Myers, a now-grown-up serial killer with a twisted past. After escaping from a mental institution, Michael returns to the quiet town of Haddonfield in search of his long-lost baby sister, Laurie.
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91. Sinner (2007)
Sinner” is a compelling drama film that explores the complexities of faith, love, and personal turmoil. When a conservative Catholic priest, portrayed by Nick Chinlund, confronts a prostitute in a gripping encounter, it sets in motion a chain of events that threatens to disrupt his deeply-held beliefs. As the protagonist grapples with the challenges of his newfound faith, he faces a deepening crisis that forces him to rethink everything he’s ever known.
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92. Humboldt County (2008)
Humboldt County is a poignant comedy-drama that tells the tale of an exasperated medical student who unexpectedly finds himself summering in a remote commune of marijuana farmers - quite the change of pace from what he had in mind. Stuck in this world of ketchup-covered barbeques and kinky counterculture, the young protagonist embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth, set against a backdrop of breathtaking drives along California cliffs. With an ensemble cast led by Jeremy Strong, Fairuza Balk, and Peter Bogdanovich, Humboldt County transports audiences to a place where life’s great mysteries are interwoven with heart, humor, and just a hint of danger.
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93. Touching Home (2008)
Touching Home” is a heartwarming drama film that delves into the journey of a determined father seeking redemption as he reconnects with his twin sons who have set their sights on professional baseball. As the sons strive to follow their ambitions, the father struggles to overcome his battles with alcoholism, while also facing the challenges of the working class. Embedded in a story of perseverance and family, “Touching Home” offers a compelling exploration of the human spirit and the power of second chances.
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94. The Boneyard Collection (2008)
The Boneyard Collection” is a quirky anthology of four separate short films, connected by host segments, that unleash an array of terrifying supernatural creatures. In the first installment, ‘Boogie with the Undead, ’ an all-girl rock band faces an unstoppable horde of flesh-eating zombies, while in the second, ‘The Devil’s Due at Midnight, ’ a coven of beautiful witches attempts to summon Brad Dourif as The Devil, only to face his inept attacks. As these chilling stories unfold, the unexpected humor and unexpected twists of “The Boneyard Collection” will keep viewers on the edge of their seats, questioning what other dark secrets await them.
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95. Fading of the Cries (2008)
Fading of the Cries, ” a chilling supernatural horror film, tells the tale of a small, unsuspecting town that becomes the breeding ground for a revived evil. As the sinister force threatens mankind’s existence, a seemingly ordinary young man wields an unimaginable power - a sword capable of thwarting the impending doom.
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96. Born of Earth (2008)
Born of Earth is a chilling horror film set in the small, seemingly tranquil town of Prophet Hills. The plot follows Danny Kessler, a devastated father whose wife is brutally murdered and children suddenly disappear right under his nose. Little does Danny know, an ancient race of ravenous creatures lurking beneath the surface is the culprit.
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97. Halloween II (2009)
Halloween II” is a chilling horror sequel that dives deeper into the horrifying tale of Michael Myers’ murderous return to Haddonfield. Directed and written by Rob Zombie, the film sees Laurie Strode still grappling with the harrowing events of Halloween night, as she confronts the brutal reality of her brother’s deadly return.
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98. My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done (2009)
Based on a chilling true crime, “My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done” takes us on an eerie journey into the mind of a tormented man. As our protagonist faces a series of bizarre and mystifying events, he finds himself with a blood-soaked sword in his mother’s lifeless body. Fueled by a desperate need for rescue and retribution, the situation intensifies as the police closes in.
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99. Lock and Roll Forever (2009)
Lock and Roll Forever” is a 2009 comedy film featuring six members of the Japanese girl group Oreskaband as they set their sights on global dominance, starting with conquering Hollywood. This lighthearted and fun-filled movie takes you on a journey of ambition, comedy, and culture, all while exploring the world of Japanese pop music. With an engaging story and a talented cast, “Lock and Roll Forever” is sure to provide a memorable cinematic experience for those who appreciate a good laugh and a feel-good film.
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100. Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009)
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans” is a gripping crime-drama that takes you deep into the haunted world of detective Terence McDonagh. Set in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, McDonagh finds himself dealing with a murder investigation involving the brutal killing of five Senegalese immigrants.
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101. Tattoos: A Scarred History (2009)
Tattoos: A Scarred History is a riveting documentary that delves into the world of tattoos and the reasons behind their societal acceptance. The film takes a candid look at the emotional and personal motivations behind getting inked, while also exploring the darker side of the art form.
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102. I Am (2010)
I Am” is a thought-provoking documentary directed by Tom Shadyac, who delves into the depths of religion and spirituality to explore the problems plaguing our world and discuss potential solutions. The film features interviews with renowned intellectuals and spiritual leaders, including Desmond Tutu and Noam Chomsky, as they delve into the topics of love, cooperation, and the need for a shift in our way of thinking. “I Am” is a compelling exploration of the human condition and a call to action for a better world.
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103. Chain Letter (2010)
Chain Letter” is a suspenseful horror film that takes a terrifying twist on the popular trend of chain mail. In this disturbing tale, a maniacal killer begins murdering teenagers who refuse to forward the links, leaving their torn and battered bodies as a chilling reminder of the consequences.
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104. Junkyard Dog (2010)
Junkyard Dog, ” released in 2010, is a gritty psychological-horror-thriller that delves into the demented mind of a cannibalistic serial rapist. The film follows the chilling narrative as the antagonist, nicknamed ‘Junkyard Dog, ’ kidnaps his tenth victim in as many months on Halloween night.
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105. Turbulent Skies (2010)
Turbulent Skies” takes you on a thrilling journey of one of the world’s most advanced commercial airplanes. With a state-of-the-art computer capable of flying the plane autonomously, the stage is set for a groundbreaking first flight.
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106. Death and Cremation (2010)
Death and Cremation” is a chilling drama that takes the audience deep into the suburbs of America, where the lives of two men intersect in a most unexpected way. At the center of this unsettling tale is Stan, a 59-year-old whose loneliness has led him to murder those he perceives as social bullies. The twist? He’s also the one responsible for providing cremation services, operating from his very basement.
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107. Few Options, All Bad (2011)
Few Options, All Bad” is a gripping drama that follows the story of a man who, after serving 22 years in prison for a single youthful mistake, tries to start a new life. Struggling to find work, he reluctantly joins his old crime partners in a supposedly legitimate job.
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108. Catch .44 (2011)
Catch. 44” is an action-packed thriller that pushes the boundaries of conventional cinema. Set in a city known for its dark corners and dangerous dealings, three women (played by Malin Akerman, Nikki Reed, and Deborah Ann Woll) are given a seemingly easy mission: to intercept a major drug deal and retrieve the money.
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109. Priest (2011)
In the 2011 action-packed thriller Priest, legendary warrior Priest (Paul Bettany) defies the church’s age-old law forbidding the hunting of vampires. Compelled to retrieve his missing niece from the clutches of the bloodthirsty creatures, he teams up with his war-hardened sister (Maggie Q).
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110. Miami Magma (2011)
Miami Magma” is a riveting sci-fi thriller that takes viewers on a high-stakes journey of earth-shattering proportions. This explosive adventure follows the story of prodigious vulcanologist Antoinette Vitrini and her determined sister Emily, who form an unlikely alliance in their fight against an illicit oil drilling operation. As they race against time, they uncover a deadly secret plotting to trigger the eruption of a super-volcano lurking beneath Miami.
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111. Last Kind Words (2012)
Last Kind Words, a thrilling 2012 film directed by Kevin Barker, takes viewers on a chilling journey into the heart of an isolated farm in Kentucky. The story follows 17-year-old Eli, who along with his family, has moved to the countryside to work on a mysterious farm of a reclusive local. Eli soon discovers the enigmatic forest beyond the farm, where he encounters the bewitching and enigmatic Amanda. However, the alluring beauty of Amanda takes a dark turn as Eli uncovers decaying bodies hanging from trees, indicating the ominous presence of something sinister.
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112. Black Box (2012)
Experience the thrilling and captivating world of “Black Box, ” a 2012 Canadian fantasy, sci-fi, and western film by director Matthew Schilling. The movie takes viewers on an extraordinary journey where vastly different people intertwine as they unlock the mysterious power held within an ancient black box. This otherworldly artifact reveals the deepest desires of the owner, offering unimaginable riches and power.
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113. Curse of Chucky (2013)
In the chilling world of horror, “Curse of Chucky” (2013) stands out as a thrilling addition to the franchise. After the mysterious death of her mother, Nica becomes increasingly suspicious of the talking, red-haired doll her visiting niece has been playing with.
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114. Blood Shot (2013)
Blood Shot, a pulse-pounding action-comedy-horror film, tells the story of a hardened cop named Rip, who’s life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters a seemingly indestructible vampire. Unknown to him, the vampire is actually a clandestine hitman working for the CIA.
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115. End of the World (2013)
End of the World” (2013) brings together a group of die-hard fans of apocalyptic movies ready to save the world from a colossal solar flare disaster. Their survival expertise, gained from countless sci-fi flicks, now faces the ultimate test. Exploring the genres of action, adventure, and drama, this film’s engaging plot is perfect for PG-13 audiences, with a runtime of 1h 25min.
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116. Gingerclown (2013)
Experience thrilling comedy and bone-chilling horror in the 2013 film “Gingerclown. ” Set in an old, abandoned amusement park in Hollywood, the story follows Sam (Ashley Lloyd), as he desperately tries to impress the girl of his dreams by entering this forbidden ground. As he ventures deeper into the park, he discovers that it’s not just the rides and attractions that have fallen into disarray – torturous monsters now rule the once-popular territory.
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117. Malignant (2013)
Malignant (2013) is a chilling horror film filled with suspense and dark twists. After the tragic loss of his wife, a tormented and grieving man finds himself subjected to a horrifying experiment in an attempt to cure his alcohol addiction. As the line between reality and experiment fades, this man is pushed to the brink, where he must confront the darkness within him to survive.
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118. Alien Encounters: Superior Fan Power Since 1979 (2014)
Alien Encounters: Superior Fan Power Since 1979” is a captivating documentary that pays homage to the beloved “Alien” film franchise. Gathering an impressive array of stars, such as John Hurt, Tom Skerritt, Lance Henriksen, Veronica Cartwright, and Michael Biehn, the film shines a light on the fans’ unwavering dedication to the series.
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119. The Control Group (2014)
In the chilling 2014 film, “The Control Group, ” a group of ambitious university students and their rogue scientific captors find themselves locked away in an abandoned insane asylum, struggling for survival. Plunged into a realm of unspeakable terror, they join forces amidst a supernatural threat that emerges from the shadows. As the nightmare unfolds, the students and the scientists must push past their fears and mistrust to unravel a deadly secret experiment that holds the key to their survival.
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120. Christmas at Rosemont (2015)
Christmas at Rosemont is a heartwarming drama set in the snowy landscape of winter’s peak, just five days before the festive season. The movie introduces its audience to two young individuals whose paths cross by sheer chance amidst a raging snowstorm that engulfs a regional bus stop. Amidst the whirlwind, Lisa, a 19-year-old woman battling the uncertainty of her unexpected pregnancy, meets Brad, a talented but brooding professional snowboarder.
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121. Blue Velvet Revisited (2016)
Blue Velvet Revisited” is an intriguing documentary that delves into the untold story behind the classic 1986 film, “Blue Velvet” directed by the legendary David Lynch. Thirty years after the shooting of the original film, the German filmmaker Peter Braatz revisits his Super-8 material and various photographs, filmed 30 years ago on the set in Wilmington, USA. The documentary provides an exclusive look at the filming process and offers the audience a unique opportunity to explore the world of “Blue Velvet” in a way they never thought possible.
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122. The Wilding (2016)
The Wilding” is a unique blend of drama and sci-fi that offers an intriguing tale about a family trying to rebuild their lives after their daughter’s release from an institution. Following the mysterious disappearance of the daughter, the remaining family members take it upon themselves to uncover the truth behind her confinement. Their journey takes them into the unknown realms of the supernatural, testing their faith and unity.
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123. Cult of Chucky (2017)
Cult of Chucky” returns to the terrifying world of Chucky, the infamous killer doll. This time, he’s back to haunt his human victim, Nica, as well as settle scores with his old enemies.
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124. Wildling (2018)
Wildling, released in 2018, is a captivating drama, fantasy, and horror film that tells the story of a young teenager’s journey towards uncovering the truth about her tumultuous past. Starring an excellent ensemble cast, including Bel Powley, Brad Dourif, and Liv Tyler, the film follows the protagonist’s blossoming teenage years as she wrestles with the dark secrets hidden within her traumatic experiences. Directed by Fritz Böhm and written by Böhm and Florian Eder, Wildling is a thrilling and chilling exploration of coming-of-age, the blurred lines between innocence and darkness, and the unforgettable impact a mysterious man can have on an unsuspecting child.
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125. Ready Player One (2018)
In the captivating 2018 film, “Ready Player One, ” Steven Spielberg takes audiences on a thrilling, action-packed adventure through the virtual world of OASIS. When the legendary creator of OASIS unexpectedly passes away, he leaves behind a posthumous challenge: discover the elusive Easter Egg hidden within the virtual realm, and the victor will be granted control of the world and a vast fortune.
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126. Flannery (2019)
Flannery” (2019) is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the life of one of America’s most revered short story writers, Flannery O’Connor. Despite her shy and humble demeanor, O’Connor’s stories, set in the southern U. S. , have captivated readers with their raw and unapologetic portrayal of life. This film takes viewers on a journey through O’Connor’s life, exploring her struggles with disability and the impact her work had on literature and culture.
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127. Deadwood: The Movie (2019)
Deadwood: The Movie” finds the titular town in Deadwood, South Dakota, preparing to commemorate statehood in 1889. Tension brews as saloon owner Al Swearengen and Marshal Seth Bullock become entangled in a confrontation with the powerful Senator George Hearst, played by Jeffrey Wright.
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128. Obsession (2019)
Get ready for a thrilling ride as “Obsession” (2019) takes you on a dramatic journey. When a farmhand embarks on an affair with his elderly boss’ young wife, a web of deceit and passion unfolds. This suspense-filled thriller is a tale of betrayal that tests the limits of loyalty and desire.
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129. The Shuroo Process (2021)
Embark on an unforgettable journey with “The Shuroo Process” (2021), a captivating comedy-drama that follows a young, ambitious freelance magazine writer as she navigates the tumultuous world of publishing and her personal life. When she becomes enamored with a charismatic self-help guru, her life takes a drastic turn that leads her down a path of personal growth with shocking results.
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