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All 65 David Proval Movies (in Order)
Dive into the world of David Proval with our captivating roundup of his best movies. From heart-wrenching dramas to pulse-pounding thrillers, this veteran actor has left his mark on the silver screen. Get ready to discover his impressive body of work and the unforgettable characters he has brought to life.
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1. The Boston Strangler (1968)
The Boston Strangler” is a chilling crime drama that explores the brutal mind of one of America’s most infamous serial killers. Set in the 1960s, the film delves into the psyche of a man with a split personality, who preys on women in the city of Boston. As the killings continue, the police find themselves in a seemingly endless game of cat and mouse, trying to catch the elusive Strangler before he claims any more victims.
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2. Mean Streets (1973)
In the gritty underworld of 1970s New York, the small-time hood Chas Lubinsky tries to navigate the dangerous terrain between his friend Johnny and Johnny’s creditors. Caught in the crossfire of a heated feud, Chas must decide if he’s willing to risk his own life in an attempt to broker peace.
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3. Cinderella Liberty (1973)
Cinderella Liberty” is a captivating drama-romance film set in the heart of early 1970s America. Directed by Mark Rydell and written by Darryl Ponicsan, this intriguing movie captures the essence of love and self-discovery as it unfolds its compelling story. The film, released in 1973, was nominated for 3 Oscars and stars notable actors James Caan and Marsha Mason.
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4. Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins (1975)
Get ready for a hilarious ride with “Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins” (1975), an underappreciated comedy-drama that showcases the charm of Alan Arkin as a former Gunnery Sergeant turned driving instructor. Living in humble surroundings near Hollywood, Rafferty’s world takes a turn when two eccentric ladies hitch a ride, desperate for a trip to New Orleans. Despite initial reservations, Rafferty finds himself charmed by the quirky duo and a memorable journey begins.
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5. Foster & Laurie (1975)
Experience a gripping, high-stakes tale of crime and drama in “Foster & Laurie” (1975). The movie follows the story of two dedicated New York City police officers, Foster and Laurie, as they navigate the dangerous world of beat cops. The duo, one black and one white, find themselves under attack by a group of ruthless black revolutionaries.
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6. Harry and Walter Go to New York (1976)
In the thrilling 1976 comedy-crime film “Harry and Walter Go to New York, ” two vaudevillian con artists named Harry and Walter become entangled with a notorious bank robber in an audacious New York City heist in 1892. Directed by Mark Rydell and written by Don Devlin, John Byrum, and Robert Kaufman, the movie stars James Caan and Elliott Gould, as well as Michael Caine. Set during a time of vaudeville and petty crime, the film offers an engaging mix of comedy and crime, taking audiences on a thrilling ride through the streets of New York.
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7. Nowhere to Hide (1977)
In the gritty, crime-ridden world of “Nowhere to Hide” (1977), a syndicate hitman is entrusted with a life-altering decision - to testify against his former bosses, who have targeted him for assassination. As his fate hangs in the balance, a specialized unit of the U. S. Marshal’s Service is assigned to secure his protection. Their mission takes them to a remote island, where they must confront not only the relentless pursuit of their enemies but also their own moral compasses.
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8. Wizards (1977)
In the 1977 animated post-apocalyptic fantasy adventure film, “Wizards, ” a world of magic and technology collide, as good and evil forces clash for the future of the planet. Directed by Ralph Bakshi and set in a desolate post-apocalyptic landscape, “Wizards” follows the epic journey of Avatar (Bob Holt), a noble wizard, and his comrades - the brave Weehawk, the enchanting Elinore, and the formidable Peace - as they set out to save their world from the tyranny of the evil wizard, Blackwolf.
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9. Nunzio (1978)
In the vibrant urban setting of 1970s New York City, Nunzio (1978) tells a heartwarming tale of a mentally impaired Brooklynite named Nunzio, portrayed by David Proval. Protected by his brother, Nunzio dreams of becoming a superhero and saving the world. As he dons his cape and masks, he transforms into an unstoppable force of good, inspiring those around him.
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10. 48 Hrs. (1982)
48 Hrs. ” (1982) is an action-packed comedy-crime thriller starring Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy. When a hard-nosed cop (Nolte) is forced to team up with a wise-cracking criminal (Eddie Murphy) temporarily paroled to him, they must race against time to track down a killer.
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11. The Star Chamber (1983)
In the gritty streets of 1980s America, “The Star Chamber” (1983) unravels as a thrilling drama that explores the dark underbelly of the legal system. Directed by Peter Hyams and penned by the talented duo of Roderick Taylor and Hyams, this gripping crime tale stars the iconic Michael Douglas, Hal Holbrook, and Yaphet Kotto. When the lines between right and wrong blur, an elite group of judges - led by Douglas’s character - take matters into their own hands, enlisting hitmen to execute criminals who somehow evade justice.
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12. D.C. Cab (1983)
D. C. Cab, a 1983 action-comedy film, follows the misadventures of an eclectic group of taxi drivers working for a rundown company in Washington, D. C.
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13. Courage (1986)
Courage, ” a gripping 1986 drama directed by Jeremy Kagan, tells the riveting story of a mother in Queens, New York, who discovers her son’s descent into drug addiction. In a bold move to protect her community, she goes undercover as an agent for the DEA, determined to dismantle the dangerous drug trade plaguing her neighborhood.
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14. Vice Versa (1988)
Vice Versa, ” a 1988 family comedy starring Judge Reinhold and Fred Savage, takes audiences on a magical journey when a young boy, Marshall, and his father accidentally swap their minds after coming into contact with a mystical Tibetan skull. With Marshall’s mind trapped in Charlie’s body and vice versa, the pair must navigate their new lives and find a way to return to normalcy. This heartwarming and hilarious tale explores the bond between father and son, the challenges of growing up, and the power of love and understanding.
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15. Shakedown (1988)
Experience the pulse-pounding thrill of “Shakedown, ” a gritty 1988 crime drama that pushes the boundaries between justice and corruption. With a stellar cast led by Peter Weller, Sam Elliott, and Richard Brooks, this action-packed film follows a legal attorney and a renegade cop as they join forces to bring down a corrupt officer.
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16. Perfect Witness (1989)
In the intense crime drama “Perfect Witness, ” a man named Tommy Dunn is faced with an agonizing choice as he becomes the only witness to a mob killing in New York City. As he prepares to testify in court, his life takes a harrowing turn when he discovers that his unsuspecting family might become the mob’s next target.
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17. UHF (1989)
UHF” is a hilarious, satirical comedy film released in 1989, starring ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic as an unemployed dreamer who unexpectedly becomes the manager of a struggling local television station. What begins as a quest to save the station from closure transforms into a wild ride filled with wacky humor, gags, and outlandish situations.
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18. King of New York (1990)
King of New York, released in 1991, is a gritty crime thriller that follows the story of a released drug kingpin who seeks to dominate the criminal underworld for the betterment of his community. This powerful and intense movie features a star-studded cast including Christopher Walken, David Caruso, and Laurence Fishburne. Directed by Abel Ferrara and written by Nicholas St.
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19. Hollywood Mavericks (1990)
Hollywood Mavericks is a captivating documentary from 1990 that delves into the world of seventeen daring directors who fearlessly broke the conventions of filmmaking to revolutionize the art form. From the legendary John Ford to the visionary Martin Scorsese, the film features interviews with some of the most influential filmmakers in history. This engrossing documentary explores the risks and rewards that these mavericks took to push the boundaries of their craft, ultimately reshaping the landscape of cinema.
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20. Innocent Blood (1992)
In “Innocent Blood, ” Marie, a seductive yet ruthless vampire with a penchant for taking out the bad guys, gets more than she bargained for when one of her victims ends up being a powerful mob boss. This sets off a dangerous chain of events, turning her quiet life upside down.
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21. Romeo Is Bleeding (1993)
Romeo Is Bleeding (1993) delivers a gripping, hard-hitting tale of crime, drama, and romance. Gary Oldman stars as a womanizing, crooked cop who is caught between his life as a mafia enforcer and his growing attraction to a dangerous Russian gangster played by Lena Olin. As the lines between the two worlds blur, the cop is forced to confront the dark reality of his choices.
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22. Being Human (1994)
Being Human” is a unique and thought-provoking comedy-drama that takes a deep dive into the meaning of courage and what it is to be human. Directed by Bill Forsyth and starring Robin Williams, John Turturro, and Kelly Hunter, this film is a remarkable journey through four lifetimes, each set centuries apart, all intertwined in a story of existentialism, humor, and powerful character development.
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23. The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
The Shawshank Redemption, ” a powerful and moving drama from 1994, follows the story of two convicts, Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) and Ellis ‘Red’ Redding (Morgan Freeman), as they forge an unbreakable bond in the harsh and unforgiving environment of Shawshank State Penitentiary. Wrongfully convicted, Andy struggles to maintain his integrity and hope while in prison. Over time, the friendship between these two men offers them solace, and, eventually, a chance at redemption.
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24. Four Rooms (1995)
Four Rooms” is a neo screwball comedy anthology film that brings together four interlocking tales set in a worn-down hotel on New Year’s Eve. Directed by Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell, and Robert Rodriguez, the movie explores various aspects of humanity and humor. Each story centers around different characters experiencing unusual situations, from male-male kisses to an unforgettable woman bound and gagged.
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25. The Brady Bunch Movie (1995)
The Brady Bunch Movie” is a hilarious 1995 comedy film that takes the classic 1970s television family and places them in the modern 1990s. Shelley Long, Gary Cole, and Christine Taylor lead an all-star cast as the beloved Brady family navigates the challenges of a new era, finding themselves even more quirky and out of place than ever before.
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26. The Courtyard (1995)
In the thrilling 1995 film “The Courtyard, ” architect Jonathan relocates to an L. A. courtyard apartment complex, only to find himself in the middle of a deadly mistake. When one of his neighbors is murdered, it becomes clear that Jonathan was the intended victim.
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27. Skyscraper (1996)
In the heart of New York City, a helicopter charter takes a deadly turn when its female pilot realizes she’s aboard a building under siege by terrorists. Teaming up with her husband, the duo must face the terrorists to save the hostages trapped in the skyscraper. As they fight their way through the terrifying situation, they discover that there’s more to the villains’ intentions than just holding them hostage.
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28. Flipping (1996)
Flipping, a 1996 crime drama movie, brings to light the ruthless world of gangsters led by the enigmatic Leo. Directed and written by Gene Mitchell, this high intensity and gripping narrative revolves around five individuals, Michael Moore, Shot, Hooker, Joey and Dennis, who work under the command of the ruthless Leo. As the movie progresses, deception is at its peak, and the theme of loyalty and betrayal among the gangsters takes center stage.
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29. The Phantom (1996)
Dive into the thrilling world of superhero action in 1996’s “The Phantom. ” With a PG rating and 1 hour and 40-minute runtime, this film follows the adventures of The Phantom, a descendent of a line of African superheroes, as he travels to New York City. His mission? To stop a wealthy criminal mastermind from grasping the power of three magic skulls - the secret to ultimate power.
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30. Dumb Luck in Vegas (1997)
Get ready for a wild ride in “Dumb Luck in Vegas, ” a 1997 action-comedy film that takes an ordinary lounge singer on an extraordinary journey. When the untalented and struggling singer, played by Joey Travolta, unexpectedly receives an offer for much-needed cash to murder a bookie, his luck seems to have suddenly changed. However, things turn out to be far from simple as he finds himself entangled in a dangerous game of chance.
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31. The Relic (1997)
The Relic is a horror-infused, sci-fi creature feature set in the heart of Chicago’s museum district. A chilling supernatural tale ensues as a homicide detective and an anthropologist are tasked with stopping a bloodthirsty South American lizard-like deity. This fiendish figure is on a relentless rampage, feasting on the unsuspecting visitors of a local art gallery.
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32. The Siege (1998)
The Siege, ” released in 1998, is a high-tension, thrilling action-packed film directed by Edward Zwick. The movie, which is based on the real-life 1996 New York City subway bombing, revolves around a secret operation to arrest a suspected terrorist that leads to a series of terrorist attacks in New York City. Consequently, the U. S. government declares martial law, setting off a chain of events.
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33. Newsbreak (2000)
Newsbreak, released in 2000, follows a tenacious reporter named Daniel, portrayed by Michael Rooker, on a heart-pounding quest to expose the lies, corruption, and murder that surround the launch of a prominent local power plant. As he dives deeper into the investigation, he’s confronted with a white-knuckle series of chases, fast-motion escape scenes, and a web of white-collar crime that threaten to jeopardize his life and career.
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34. James Dean (2001)
Prepare to unravel the life behind the iconic legend of James Dean in this thrilling biopic, James Dean (2001). Delving into the 1950’s realm of Hollywood, the film presents a dynamic account of the meteoric rise of a man whose tumultuous life mirrored the raw intensity of his acclaimed performances in “East of Eden, ” “Rebel Without a Cause, ” and “Giant. ”
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35. Zigs (2001)
Zigs, ” directed by Mars Callahan and written by him and Doug Klein, is a comedy-drama about four young, compulsive gamblers who, desperate to escape their financial predicament, devise an audacious plan to set-up a game they know they can win. Jason Priestley, Peter Dobson, and Kane Picoy head this talented cast in this independent movie that takes a refreshing look at gambling and the lengths people go to in order to escape their problems. The film explores the lives of these gamblers and their daring scheme, all while taking on the comedic tone of a light-hearted heist.
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36. The Hollywood Sign (2001)
The Hollywood Sign” (2001), directed by Sönke Wortmann and based on the novel by Leon de Winter, is a dark comedy with a star-studded cast, featuring Tom Berenger, Rod Steiger, and Burt Reynolds. The story revolves around three washed-up actors who find themselves in desperate need of a comeback.
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37. 13 Moons (2002)
13 Moons” takes us on a whimsical comedy journey, following the life of a struggling television clown, Banana. With his career on a downward spiral and his estranged wife, Suzi, in the slammer for assaulting his new girlfriend, Lily, Banana’s despair reaches an all-time high.
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38. Bookies (2003)
Bookies” (2003) is a captivating drama that follows four college friends as they navigate the thrilling yet dangerous world of small-time bookmaking. The film captures the essence of friendship and the dangers it can face when greed takes over. As the quartet unknowingly cross paths with the underworld, their lives begin to spiral out of control.
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39. Just Desserts (2004)
Just Desserts” is a delightful comedy-romance film released in 2004, starring Lauren Holly and Costas Mandylor. The story revolves around Marco Poloni, a baker struggling to keep his family’s bakery in the Bronx afloat. Desperate for a way out, Marco decides to enter a prestigious baking competition, hoping that the money and publicity might save his beloved bakery.
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40. Murder Without Conviction (2004)
Murder Without Conviction” (2004) follows the life of Christine Bennett, a woman who has just left her vows as a nun and is exploring the world beyond the convent walls. Her journey takes a dark turn when she becomes involved in the mysterious murder of twin savant brothers, James and Edward Talley, who are accused of killing their mother on Easter Sunday in 1974.
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41. Nobody Wants Your Film (2005)
Nobody Wants Your Film” is an intriguing documentary that takes us behind the scenes of an independent film production, where the goal is to create something meaningful but often overlooked and undervalued. The movie follows the journey of producer/financier Alan Smithee, who believes no one wants his film, while also exploring the business dealings and artistic struggles that come with making an independent film. With stars like Steve Buscemi, Sam Rockwell, and Peter Dinklage, the documentary offers a raw, no-budget glimpse into the world of indie filmmaking and the challenges it presents.
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42. The Circle (2005)
From the mind of award-winning director Yuri Zeltser comes the dark and suspenseful thriller, “The Circle” (2005). The film follows a frantic young woman as she enlists the help of a mysterious stranger in an urgent attempt to save her husband from an untimely fate. What she doesn’t realize is that her savior has darker intentions than she could ever imagine.
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43. Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous (2005)
Dive into the high-octane world of “Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous” in this action-packed comedy, where former FBI agent Gracie Hart gives up her thrilling life to become the public face of the bureau. But when Cheryl Frasier and Stan Fields are kidnapped, Gracie’s sense of duty takes over, leading her on an explosive undercover mission to save her reluctant partner. With Sandra Bullock in the lead, accompanied by Regina King and William Shatner, this stylish sequel proves that sometimes, the most fabulous adventures come from the least expected places.
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44. Angels with Angles (2005)
In the whimsical and humorous comedy “Angels with Angles, ” George Burns, portrayed by Scott Edmund Lane, finds himself in a state of discontent as an angel in heaven. His problems include heaven’s strict “non-smoking” rule and, more importantly, the inability to reunite with his beloved wife Gracie. Written and directed by Edmund Lane and Mark Pietri, the film offers a unique depiction of God and an unconventional perspective on heavenly life.
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45. Ira & Abby (2006)
Ira & Abby is a quirky and heartwarming comedy-romance where a newlywed couple’s journey takes them through a series of unexpected twists and turns. Filled with wit and charm, Jennifer Westfeldt directs and stars as Abby, a quirky actress.
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46. Smokin’ Aces (2006)
Smokin’ Aces” is a high-octane action-comedy-crime thriller that takes place in the glitzy underbelly of Las Vegas. When a former showman-turned-snitch, Buddy Israel, decides to testify against the ruthless mob, he unwittingly triggers a deadly cat-and-mouse game involving a diverse array of hitmen, snipers, and thugs.
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47. Hollywood Dreams (2006)
Hollywood Dreams” is a heartwarming romantic comedy that takes viewers on a whirlwind journey of love and ambition in the City of Angels. Directed by Henry Jaglom and starring Tanna Frederick, Justin Kirk, and David Proval, the film follows a young girl from Iowa, who just arrived in Hollywood, as she falls for a charming yet struggling actor.
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48. Balls of Fury (2007)
Get ready for a wildly entertaining and unpredictable ride in “Balls of Fury, ” a hilariously outrageous comedy-crime-sport film. Ex-professional ping-pong prodigy, Randy Daytona, hits rock bottom when his skills are called upon by an FBI agent, Ernie Rodriguez, in a high-stakes undercover mission. Determined to reclaim his glory and bring down his dad’s killer, Feng, Randy must dive headfirst into the cutthroat world of competitive ping-pong to expose a deadly conspiracy.
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49. Stiletto (2008)
Stiletto” (2008) is a pulse-pounding action-packed thriller that blurs the lines between loyalty, love, and ruthless violence. Stana Katic stars as the enigmatic assassin, whose seemingly random kills disturb the delicate balance of a wealthy Greek crime boss’s empire. With each body count, the crime boss, portrayed by Tom Berenger, is forced to confront a deeply personal truth about his love for her, endangering his organization.
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50. Phantom Punch (2008)
Phantom Punch” delves into the captivating life of Sonny Liston, a heavyweight boxing champion known for his controversial nature. This biographical drama sheds light on the hidden world of one of the most fascinating boxers of all time.
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51. The Deported (2009)
The Deported” is a heartwarming comedy about an American actor of Italian descent, who finds himself in the unexpected situation of being unjustly deported to Mexico by corrupt I. N. S. agents.
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52. Irene in Time (2009)
Irene in Time” is a heartwarming and comedic exploration of the intricate relationships between fathers and daughters, set against the backdrop of vibrant New York City. Directed by Henry Jaglom, this dramatic comedy-romance weaves a tale that delves into the lifelong consequences of these relationships.
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53. Pete Smalls Is Dead (2010)
Two old friends attend the funeral of their former friend, Pete Smalls, only to uncover a series of secrets surrounding his mysterious death. A mascot costume, a close-knit connection, and an unexpected turn of events are just a few of the twists that await as the comedy-crime duo delves deeper into the heart of the crime.
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54. Adventures of Serial Buddies (2011)
Embark on a wild and wacky journey with four misfit friends as they embark on an unforgettable road trip in the zany comedy, “Adventures of Serial Buddies. ” With the power of coincidence to bring them together, they navigate through a world of hilarious chaos and absurdity. From dealing with troublesome teenagers to encountering quirky characters that include skinheads, fraternity jocks, and even Kathie Lee Gifford, this trio of dim-witted idiots find themselves caught up in one hilarious adventure after another. With heartfelt laughs, unexpected twists, and a cast of beloved stars, “Adventures of Serial Buddies” is the perfect comedic escape that will leave you wanting more.
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55. Just 45 Minutes from Broadway (2012)
Just 45 Minutes from Broadway” is a raw and humorous take on family dynamics, set in a quaint country home in Westchester County, New York. Directed and written by Henry Jaglom, this offbeat comedy-drama revolves around the Isaacs, a tightly-wound Jewish family of theater actors, who become entangled in a web of neurosis, rivalry, and dysfunction.
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56. Silent But Deadly (2012)
Experience laughter and terror in the 2012 American comedy-horror film, “Silent But Deadly. ” With a runtime of 1 hour and 39 minutes and no content rating, the film follows a series of terrifying murders in a small retirement community. As a new resident named Rose moves in, she’s taken on a tour by the eccentric, offbeat manager, Dale. This peculiar retirement home is brimming with quirks and color, creating a sense of both intrigue and absurdity. The tension builds as a masked killer continues to target the senior citizens, making Rose’s presence all the more perilous.
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57. The M Word (2014)
In the quirky 2014 comedy-drama “The M Word, ” hotshot New York TV executive Charlie Moon finds himself assigned to evaluate a struggling local station. While exploring the station’s content, he comes across a proposal for a unique documentary - featuring children’s show host Moxie Landon and her mother discussing menopause.
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58. Last Curtain Call (2014)
Last Curtain Call follows the inspiring journey of an aspiring rock star who finally achieves success in the music industry. However, his newfound fame comes at the cost of neglecting those he loves most.
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59. Ovation (2015)
In the captivating film, Ovation, Maggie Chase (played by the talented Tanna Frederick) finds herself torn between her love for acting and her attraction to a suave television star. As a passionate theater actress, Maggie is faced with a difficult decision - follow her heart, or let her mind guide her choices.
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60. The Brooklyn Banker (2016)
The Brooklyn Banker” is an intriguing action-crime drama that follows a talented banker with a unique talent for memorizing numbers as he gets drawn into the dangerous world of a powerful mobster. The film is set in the bustling streets of Brooklyn and stars Paul Sorvino, David Proval and Troy Garity.
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61. High & Outside: A Baseball Noir (2017)
High & Outside: A Baseball Noir (2020) is a compelling drama film that follows the journey of a minor league baseball player who is determined to hold onto his dream despite the odds. Aging and out of options, he takes desperate measures to keep his career alive, leading him down a dark and uncertain path.
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62. Cabaret Maxime (2018)
In the pulsating heart of a bustling city, lies Cabaret Maxime, an enigmatic club that oozes a peculiar charm. However, its owner faces a threat of losing his establishment to the forces that be. The film narrates the gritty story of a man who does everything in his power to safeguard his beloved club amidst the undercurrent of crime, drama, and the undeniable allure of the cabaret world.
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63. Papa (2018)
Papa, ” an emotionally gripping drama released in 2018, follows the story of Ben, a lonely and disconnected college student living in Beverly Hills. Despite his privileged upbringing, Ben yearns for the warmth of a close-knit family. This longing leads him to delve into the mysteries of his past and search for his biological parents.
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64. Rusty (2019)
In the gritty world of redemption, love, and pain, Rusty McCaan (Terin James) embarks on a life-changing journey. Fresh out of prison, Rusty returns to his rural American town, searching for hope, forgiveness, and a chance at starting anew. However, the world around him is far from forgiving, and with his past haunting him at every turn, Rusty must confront the demons within in order to truly find redemption.
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65. Lost Angelas (2019)
Lost Angelas, ” a gripping mystery-thriller, takes you on a journey through the dark and twisted world of Hollywood. When the famous actress Angela Rose vanishes, the only lead to her disappearance comes from her ex-fiancé, Jake Hart, a struggling screenwriter.
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