Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey with the legendary actor, Dean Stockwell, as we round up some of his most iconic and memorable film performances. In this article, we'll delve into the versatile world of Stockwell's acting career, showcasing his range and talent in various genres. Buckle up and get ready for a thrilling ride through the world of Dean Stockwell Movies!
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1. The Valley of Decision (1945)
In the heart of the bustling city, "The Valley of Decision" (1945) unfolds a tale of love, class struggles, and family expectations. Greer Garson portrays a young maid whose life takes a dramatic turn when she falls for Gregory Peck's character, the wealthy boss's son. Set against the backdrop of an ongoing strike at a steel mill, their blossoming relationship is constantly thwarted by the disapproving fathers they both serve.
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2. Anchors Aweigh (1945)
Embark on a musical adventure with "Anchors Aweigh" (1945), featuring the talented pair of sailors played by renowned actors Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly. Set amidst the glamorous world of Hollywood, this high-spirited buddy movie tells the tale of two U. S. Navy sailors on leave who embark on a mission to help a charming movie extra realize her dreams of becoming a singing star.
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3. The Romance of Rosy Ridge (1947)
The Romance of Rosy Ridge, released in 1947, is a timeless love story set against the backdrop of post-Civil War Missouri. The film explores the struggles and friendships of those caught in the aftermath of a war that divided their community. With a talented cast featuring Van Johnson, Thomas Mitchell, and Janet Leigh, The Romance of Rosy Ridge offers an intriguing blend of romance and Western elements that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
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4. Song of the Thin Man (1947)
In the 1947 comedy-crime-musical, "Song of the Thin Man, " beloved private detective duo Nick and Nora Charles find themselves on a thrilling new case. The murder of a fellow gambler on a boat sets off a chain of events that leads them to two prime suspects. Nick and Nora turn the suspects over to the police but can't shake the feeling that there's more to this mystery than meets the eye.
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5. The Mighty McGurk (1947)
The Mighty McGurk, " a 1947 comedy-drama starring Wallace Beery, follows the story of former boxing champ Slag McGurk, who spends his days and nights as a bouncer/braggart/boozer at Glenson's saloon. Things take a turn when he stumbles upon a young, orphaned boy and vows to help him find a relative. As Slag embarks on this journey, he discovers a whole new meaning in life, far from his former glory days.
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6. Gentleman's Agreement (1947)
Gentleman's Agreement is a powerful 1947 drama film directed by Elia Kazan and starring Gregory Peck, Dorothy McGuire, and John Garfield. Set in New York City, the story follows a journalist, played by Gregory Peck, who decides to pass himself off as Jewish in order to cover the deep-rooted issue of anti-Semitism. As he dives into a world of bigotry and hatred, he discovers firsthand the emotional and psychological effects of such prejudice.
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7. The Boy with Green Hair (1948)
The Boy with Green Hair" is an endearing and thought-provoking film from 1948, directed by Joseph Losey. This heartwarming drama tells the story of a young war orphan named Danny, played by Jimmy Lydon. The unusual color of Danny's hair—an array of striking greens—initially causes shock and confusion among those around him. However, what begins as a simple curiosity gradually evolves into a profound exploration of prejudice, acceptance, and the transformative power of love.
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8. Down to the Sea in Ships (1949)
Down to the Sea in Ships" is a riveting film set in the thrilling world of whaling, a tale of wisdom and adventure that unfolds over the course of a dangerous journey. Directed by the brilliant Henry Hathaway and penned by John Lee Mahin and Sy Bartlett, the film stars the legendary Richard Widmark as Captain Bering Joy, a seasoned mariner taking his grandson Jed on a dangerous expedition to teach him the importance of core values.
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9. The Secret Garden (1949)
The Secret Garden, a classic British film from 1949, tells the heartwarming story of a young girl named Mary Lennox, whose parents tragically die of cholera, forcing her to move to her uncle's vast estate in England. Upon her arrival, she discovers a range of secrets, familial history, and baggage, from a mysterious screaming child to the locked secret garden.
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10. Kim (1950)
In the adventurous film, "Kim" (1950), we are taken to British India during the 19th century, where the orphaned son of a British soldier, Kim, poses as a Hindu and finds himself torn between his loyalty to a wise Buddhist mystic and his duty to the English secret service. As Kim navigates the complex cultural landscape, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery, friendship, and danger.
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11. Stars in My Crown (1950)
Stars in My Crown, " a riveting family drama-western from 1950, transports viewers to the tumultuous and dangerous times of the 1860s. In the small Southern town of Walsburg, where even the local minister, Parson Josiah Doziah Gray, is forced to hold a gun while delivering his sermons, tensions are high. The precarious situation becomes even more precarious with the arrival of a pregnant woman, her husband, and their beloved blue tick coonhound. Their thirst for clean water leads to an unforeseen encounter with contaminated water, resulting in a heart-wrenching series of events.
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12. Gun for a Coward (1956)
Gun for a Coward" is a 1956 Western movie directed by Abner Biberman. The film follows the story of three brothers who inherit their father's ranch and face challenges as they navigate the Wild West. The eldest brother is portrayed as a cowardly figure due to his reluctance to engage in gun-fighting. As the brothers work together to protect and expand their family legacy, they endure personal growth, character development, and face situations testing their brotherhood.
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13. The Careless Years (1957)
The Careless Years, released in 1957, is a heartwarming tale of a high school romance that sparks when a wealthy, privileged girl falls for a boy from a humble background. Set amidst the social divide that exists even within young hearts, the film unfolds the tale of the star-crossed couple who defy their families' expectations and run away together to Mexico. As they navigate their forbidden love, the couple discovers that the challenges they face are only a part of the incredible journey that life, family, and love can offer.
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14. Compulsion (1959)
Compulsion" is a gripping 1959 drama based on the real-life events of the notorious Leopold-Loeb case. Two privileged Harvard Law School students, Arthur Strauss (Bradford Dillman) and Judd Steiner (Dean Stockwell), stand accused of murdering a child, Bobby Franks, in a chilling attempt to commit the perfect crime.
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15. Long Day's Journey Into Night (1962)
Long Day's Journey Into Night" (1962) is a powerful and deeply moving drama that delves into the complexities of family dynamics and the harsh realities of life. Set in the 1910s, this gripping film follows the members of one family as they gather at their large house at the end of a long, hot summer day. Tensions run high as each character navigates their own personal pain and conflict, their words cutting through the air like a knife.
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16. Psych-Out (1968)
Psych-Out, released in 1968, is a dramatic film taking place in the vibrant, colorful world of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury hippie district. The story follows a deaf runaway named Laura, who is on a mission to find her missing brother. In her quest, she joins a psychedelic band and gets entangled in the intriguing world of the 1960s.
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17. The Dunwich Horror (1970)
The Dunwich Horror, " a 1970 horror film directed by Daniel Haller, is a chilling tale of human sacrifice and hypnosis. Set at the Arkham Miskatonic University, the plot revolves around the mysterious Wilbur Whateley, who seeks to borrow a legendary tome called the Necronomicon. However, unbeknownst to the university's staff and students, Whateley is not entirely human.
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18. The Failing of Raymond (1971)
The Failing of Raymond is a gripping thriller that captures the essence of a teacher's unforgettable journey. Set in 1971, veteran teacher, Laura, discovers an unsettling connection between the past and present when a student she once flunked returns to enact a chilling revenge. As Laura prepares for her retirement, she finds herself entangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a student hellbent on taking her down.
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19. The Last Movie (1971)
The Last Movie" is a captivating drama film by Dennis Hopper, where an American wrangler, disillusioned after a film production wraps in Peru, decides to stick around and witness the profound impact of filmmaking on the locals. Hopper skillfully blends elements of Western filmmaking, exotic mountain landscapes, and film within a film.
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20. Win, Place or Steal (1974)
Win, Place or Steal" is a delightful 1974 comedy film following a group of friends who share a common passion for horse racing and an unfortunate streak of losing bets. In an attempt to turn their luck around, they devise a scheme to steal a betting machine from the track, hoping to print winning tickets and recoup their losses. However, as anyone familiar with the art of pulling off a heist knows, things never go as smoothly as planned.
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21. Cop on the Beat (1975)
Cop on the Beat" is a gritty, 1975 crime drama that follows a seasoned street cop in his relentless investigation of a series of rapes and robberies plaguing his beat. As he delves deeper, the cop soon uncovers the sinister orchestration of a ruthless street gang. Director Virgil W.
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22. Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood (1976)
In the roaring 1920s, aspiring actress Estie takes a leap of faith and heads to Hollywood to finally make her mark in the film industry. However, she's not alone in her journey - her furry companion, Won Ton Ton, a dog with star potential, accompanies her every step of the way. As Estie navigates the cutthroat world of Hollywood, she quickly learns that success can come from the most unexpected places: in this case, from her canine buddy.
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23. Tracks (1976)
Tracks" is a gripping drama that takes you on a poignant journey of love, loss, and inner turmoil. In 1976, veteran soldier Bill (played by Dennis Hopper) is tasked with transporting his friend's body from Vietnam to California for burial. Along the way, he forms a heartfelt connection with a kind-hearted college student, Grace (portrayed by Taryn Power). However, their blossoming romance is abruptly torn apart by Bill's harrowing flashbacks to the war.
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24. She Came to the Valley (1979)
She Came to the Valley" is a gripping 1979 film that follows the tale of a family who move to a small border town near the Rio Grande to open a store. However, their tranquil life is turned upside down when notorious bandit Pancho Villa and his gang storm the town, rob the store, and leave the family in a state of utter chaos.
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25. Born to Be Sold (1981)
Born to Be Sold" (1981) is an intense thriller that delves into the dark and twisted world of baby selling. When a shrewd social worker discovers a vast network of criminals profiting from the illegal trade of newborn babies, she becomes determined to put an end to their malicious practices.
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26. Human Highway (1982)
Human Highway, " a 1982 cult classic written and directed by cast members, Neil Young and Dean Stockwell, follows the absurd and otherworldly events surrounding the new owner of a diner in a town nestled around a leaking nuclear power plant. Filled with quirky characters and bizarre occurrences, including spaceship sightings, the protagonist's plan to burn down the diner to collect insurance is continuously thwarted. This dark comedy set in a post-apocalyptic landscape offers a unique blend of science fiction and drama, attracting a loyal following of fans who appreciate its intrigue and intricacy.
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27. Citizen Soldier (1982)
In the gripping drama "Citizen Soldier" (1982), we follow the story of a Vietnam War veteran who embarks on a cross-country journey to confront his inner demons and face the guilt of his past. Along the way, he is supported by a loving partner and close friends, who help him discover that his imperfect history doesn't define his future.
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28. Alsino and the Condor (1982)
Experience the heart-wrenching drama of 'Alsino and the Condor' in this unforgettable tale of childhood under the weight of war. Set in the remote, war-torn regions of Nicaragua, our young protagonist, Alsino, struggles to maintain his innocence as the surrounding conflict forces the US army to reside nearby.
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29. Wrong Is Right (1982)
In the thrilling adventure of "Wrong Is Right", Sean Connery stars as a relentless TV reporter thrust into a perilous web of intrigue, espionage, and danger. As he finds himself in the company of an unpredictable Arab leader and his quest for two portable nukes, the stakes couldn't be higher. Navigating a world of terrorists, arms dealers, and CIA spies, the reporter must outwit and outlast everyone involved.
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30. 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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31. Paris, Texas (1984)
Paris, Texas, " directed by Wim Wenders, is a gripping 1984 drama where Travis Henderson, an enigmatic protagonist, emerges from a four-year-long disappearance in the desert. Struggling to reestablish connections with society, his personal identity, and his estranged family, the journey of this aimless drifter presents a poignant exploration of amnesia, father-son relationships, and possessive love.
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32. To Kill a Stranger (1984)
To Kill a Stranger" (1984) is a gripping crime thriller that tests the limits of a woman's courage, as she fights back against a brutal assault that puts her life in peril. Set in an unnamed South American country ruled by a ruthless military junta, the film centers on the wife of an American journalist, whose life takes a dark turn when she is violently attacked by a stranger.
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33. Once Bitten (1985)
In the comedy-horror film "Once Bitten" (1985), directed by Howard Storm, a seductive vampire Countess named Katrina (Lauren Hutton) finds herself in a hilarious predicament. She needs to drink the blood of a virgin to maintain her youthful and captivating beauty, but her search has proven to be quite futile.
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34. To Live and Die in L.A. (1985)
To Live and Die in L. A. " is a high-intensity action thriller set in Los Angeles that follows a fearless Secret Service agent as he seeks revenge for the death of his partner. The movie delivers non-stop suspense, with its plot taking viewers on an adrenaline-fueled journey filled with danger, deception, and a fight for justice.
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35. The Legend of Billie Jean (1985)
The Legend of Billie Jean" is a gripping 1985 drama action film, directed by Matthew Robbins and written by Mark Rosenthal and Lawrence Konner. The film tells the heart-pounding tale of a Texas teenager named Billie Jean (played by the talented Helen Slater). After an accidental shooting involving her brother and friends, Billie Jean stands up against the injustice meted out to them by the law enforcement.
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36. 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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37. The Time Guardian (1987)
In the year 1987, amidst the chaos and impending doom of a cybernetic world in 4039, a city is under attack by its deadliest enemies: cyborg robots. A desperate fight for survival necessitates the use of time travel as the city's leaders send two troopers, Rick Grant and Tony Weston, back in time to prepare for their fateful arrival. Setting foot in the Australian desert of 1988, the troopers find themselves in a race against time to save their city from certain destruction.
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38. Banzai Runner (1987)
In the exhilarating 1987 thriller "Banzai Runner, " a determined highway patrolman takes on a dangerous and elusive gang of hit-and-run drivers known as "Banzai runners. " These skilled, wealthy individuals stage deadly high-speed races on the freeways at night, causing chaos and destruction that threatens the lives of innocent drivers. With dangerous speeds and reckless abandon, the Banzai runners push the limits of what's possible, leaving a trail of smashed vehicles and terrified commuters in their wake.
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39. Gardens of Stone (1987)
Gardens of Stone" is a powerful drama directed by Francis Ford Coppola, released in 1987. The film explores the emotional struggles of a military Sergeant, portrayed by James Caan, who fights to save the lives of young soldiers being sent to Vietnam. With a focus on the Vietnam experience, the Sergeant forms a strained relationship with a liberal reporter, Anjelica Huston, and develops a father-son bond with a young volunteer, D. B. Sweeney.
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40. Beverly Hills Cop II (1987)
Beverly Hills Cop II" is a thrilling action-comedy film that picks up where the original left off. The charismatic and hilarious Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) returns to Beverly Hills once again, this time to join forces with Taggart and Rosewood. Together, they investigate the near-fatal shooting of Chief Bogomil and the series of mysterious "alphabet crimes" that follow - all while dealing with their usual Beverly Hills escapades.
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41. Smokescreen (1988)
Smokescreen, " also known as "Palais Royale, " is a gritty 1950s crime thriller that takes place in the heart of Toronto, Canada. The film follows a young, ambitious ad-agency bookkeeper, Matt Craven, who finds himself drawn into an enigmatic world of danger, deception, and desire when he encounters his mesmerizing billboard dream-girl, played by the captivating Kim Cattrall.
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42. Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988)
Experience the heart-pounding tale of Preston Tucker, a visionary car designer who dared to challenge the mighty auto industry with his revolutionary car concept. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, this engrossing biographical drama, based on a true story, explores the highs and lows of Tucker's audacious journey. Featuring a talented ensemble cast, including Jeff Bridges, Joan Allen, and Martin Landau, Tucker: The Man and His Dream is both a thrilling adventure and a heartfelt tribute to the American dream.
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43. Married to the Mob (1988)
Married to the Mob" is a 1988 crime-comedy-romance film directed by Jonathan Demme, starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Alec Baldwin, and Paul Lazar. Set against the backdrop of the Long Island mob, the story follows the life of Angela de Marco, a wife who despises her husband's criminal lifestyle. However, when her husband is killed in a shootout during a hotel rendezvous in Miami, Florida, Angela has a chance to escape the chaos of mob life.
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44. Buying Time (1988)
Buying Time" is an action-packed thriller set in 1988, where two small-time scammers are forced into a dangerous game. Taken undercover by the police, they must expose a mobster by infiltrating a correctional resort. Here, they stumble upon a hitman who operates an illegal horse race. With both good and evil at play, they must use their wits and cunning to navigate through dangerous situations and bring the criminal to justice.
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45. Limit Up (1989)
Limit Up is a 1989 fantasy-comedy film that follows the career-driven lifestyle of young trader Casey Falls. When faced with the opportunity to make it big by using her newfound supernatural abilities, Casey hesitantly accepts. But, as promised, Nike demands a high price - her very soul.
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46. Sandino (1990)
In 1991, "Sandino" was released, a gripping biographical drama that brings to life the unseen hero, General Cesar Augusto Sandino, who defied an attempted US occupation of Nicaragua. The film, directed by Miguel Littin and written by John Briley, Leonardo Benvenuti, and Giovanna Koch, stars Kris Kristofferson, Joaquim de Almeida, and Dean Stockwell. Set in the backdrop of Nicaragua and featuring intriguing subtexts of guerrilla resistance, "Sandino" explores the events of 1927 with a captivating portrayal of Sandino's courageous fight against the odds.
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47. Catchfire (1990)
Catchfire is a high-octane, gripping 1990 action film starring the inimitable Dennis Hopper, alongside Jodie Foster and Dean Stockwell. The woman with a gun story follows a tragic incident where a mob assassination witness must flee for her life. She constantly takes on new identities, eluding the ruthless Milo, a hit man determined to get his hands on her. As she maneuvers through town after town, she finds herself drawn deeper into the criminal underworld, in a dangerous dance with fate. Will she make it out alive?
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48. Friends and Enemies (1992)
Friends and Enemies" is a riveting crime drama from 1992, released in 1993. The movie tells the story of four friends, who, in a moment of desperation, resort to covering up an accidental homicide. However, their plan takes a turn for the worse as they face the relentless pursuit of a determined local detective.
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49. Shame (1992)
A powerful and gripping tale of courage, justice, and the pursuit of truth, Shame is a 1992 drama that captivates audiences with its thought-provoking narrative. Telling the story of a dedicated female lawyer on vacation, the film takes a shocking turn when she befriends a local teenager who has been brutally raped. The lawyer's determination to bring the perpetrators to justice draws her into a dangerous and tumultuous world of gang violence and motorcycle culture, testing her resolve and forcing her to confront the very darkest aspects of humanity.
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50. The Player (1992)
The Player" is an enigmatic and captivating comedy, crime, and drama film directed by Robert Altman and written by Michael Tolkin. Released in 1992, it tells the story of a Hollywood studio executive who receives death threats from a writer whose script he rejected, but he has no clue which one. Featuring long takes, tracking shots, and a film studio setting, this gripping, 2-hour and 4-minute movie has accumulated 3 Oscar nominations, 24 wins, and 33 nominations in total.
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51. Bonanza: The Return (1993)
Bonanza: The Return" takes you back in time to the Wild West with a thrilling tale of revenge and family. Set in the year 1905, the mysterious death of Little Joe looms over the Cartwright family as they try to run their beloved Ponderosa ranch. When a vindictive man emerges with a grudge against the late Little Joe, he launches an attack on the Cartwrights, seeking retribution.
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52. In the Line of Duty: The Price of Vengeance (1994)
In the Line of Duty: The Price of Vengeance is a thrilling action-drama film released in 1994, starring Dean Stockwell, Michael Gross, and Brent Jennings. Directed by Dick Lowry and written by Keith Ross Leckie, this USA-made movie features an intense and suspenseful plot.
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53. Vanishing Son II (1994)
In "Vanishing Son II, " the Chang brothers, Jian-Wa and Wago, are faced with a new challenge after Jian-Wa leaves Los Angeles following a violent gang confrontation. He journeys to the South, where he encounters a bitter conflict between a group of racist whites and innocent Vietnamese fishermen. Torn by his own past and the plight of the Vietnamese, Jian-Wa decides to stand with the fishermen and defend their rights.
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54. Madonna: Innocence Lost (1994)
Madonna: Innocence Lost" (1994) is not just a glimpse into the life of a groundbreaking female singer but also a journey through the 20th century's cultural and social transformation. Narrated by the legendary pop star herself, the biographical drama film takes us through her early years and delves into the challenges, controversies, and breakthroughs she faced during her ascend to global stardom.
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55. Chasers (1994)
In Chasers (1994), Tom Berenger stars as a hapless Navy sailor chosen for a unique duty: escorting a breathtakingly beautiful female prisoner to her impending imprisonment for going AWOL. As the journey progresses, the enchanting fugitive makes every effort to break free.
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56. The Innocent (1994)
The Innocent, " directed by Mimi Leder and written by David Venable, is a gripping crime drama that pushes the boundaries of what it means to be a child. When the owner of a local drugstore is brutally murdered during a robbery, the only witness, nine-year-old autistic boy Gregory, becomes the key to solving the case. Policeman Barlow is determined to protect Gregory from danger, as the perpetrators are likely to silence him.
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57. Unabomber: The True Story (1996)
Unabomber: The True Story, released in 1996, recounts the harrowing tale of a notorious American criminal who terrorized the nation for over a decade. This chilling drama retells the shocking events surrounding the notorious Unabomber, who left a trail of destruction through his mail-bombs during the 1970s and 1980s. The film delves into the personal lives of the Unabomber's brother, who suspects his sibling of being the terrorist, and the postal inspector tasked with investigating the crime. Set against the backdrop of the 20th century, this gripping thriller is a snapshot of the darkest corners of American history, offering a chilling reminder of the true cost of terror.
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58. Mr. Wrong (1996)
Mr. Wrong" is a comedy that takes a thrilling turn when a lonely single woman (Ellen DeGeneres) falls for a charming and seemingly perfect man (Bill Pullman). However, their seemingly perfect relationship soon turns into a nightmare when his deranged, possessive alter ego emerges. As his darker side begins to surface, she struggles to convince her friends and family of his true nature.
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59. Last Resort (1996)
Last Resort" is a gritty, heart-wrenching drama that delves into the lives of nine seemingly lost souls, brought together by a desperate attempt at redemption. These young men and women, burdened by their troubled pasts and scorned by a society that has given up on them, are given a second chance by a compassionate couple who sees their potential for change.
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60. Naked Souls (1996)
Naked Souls, " a 1996 sci-fi thriller directed by Lyndon Chubbuck and written by Frank Dietz and Randolf Turrow, tells the story of an artist in pursuit of rescuing her scientist boyfriend. The boyfriend, a brilliant yet eccentric man, finds himself unexpectedly enmeshed with a malevolent, elderly genius in a shocking body-swap scenario.
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61. The Rainmaker (1997)
The Rainmaker, directed by Francis Ford Coppola, is a riveting legal thriller that captivates audiences with its intense courtroom drama. Released in 1997, the film stars Matt Damon as a young, underdog lawyer who takes on a powerful insurance company and seeks justice for a boy named Rudy Baylor, portrayed by Danny DeVito.
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62. McHale's Navy (1997)
Dive into the whirlwind of action and laughter in McHale's Navy, a 1997 comic masterpiece. When a retired Navy officer is coerced back into active duty, he's joined by an array of hilariously inept sailors, all preparing to do battle with none other than their ex-nemesis.
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63. Air Force One (1997)
In the gripping action-thriller, Air Force One (1997), terrorists seize control of this iconic aircraft, putting the President of the United States and his family at risk. As events unfold, the Vice President in Washington D. C. is challenged to engage in high-stakes negotiations, while the tenacious President, portrayed by Harrison Ford, sets out to save the hostages from their perilous situation.
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64. The Shadow Men (1997)
The Shadow Men" is an exhilarating action-packed thriller from 1997, set to release in September 1998. This Sci-Fi, set in the USA, centers around a family who witnesses an extraordinary encounter involving an alien. In a bid to understand and explain the circumstances, they call upon the Air Force, who in turn, bring agents known as the 'Men in Black'. Unbeknownst to the family, these Men in Black turn out to be a formidable group of alien-human hybrids. The story develops with a twist of alien kidhapping and a chase sequence that puts the family's trust in the Men in Black to the test.
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65. Living in Peril (1997)
Living in Peril is a riveting 1997 film that takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride through comedy, drama, and thriller genres. The movie centers around Walter, an ambitious young architect, who makes a life-altering decision to leave his wife Linda behind and move to L. A. to draw plans for Harrison's mansion.
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66. Midnight Blue (1997)
In the gripping 1997 mystery thriller "Midnight Blue, " twin sisters Martine and Georgine embark on a dark mission to swindle $5 million from Georgine's unsuspecting husband. Their ingenious plan involves ensnaring a love-struck executive, played by Damian Chapa, who inadvertently becomes entangled in their scheme.
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67. Twentieth Century Fox: The First 50 Years (1997)
Twentieth Century Fox: The First 50 Years takes viewers on a captivating journey through the history of one of the world's most renowned film studios. Starting with the studio's beginnings under the visionary Hungarian immigrant, William Fox, the documentary delves into the evolution of the company as it transformed from a small film distribution business to a major Hollywood player.
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68. Pretty as a Picture: The Art of David Lynch (1997)
Pretty as a Picture: The Art of David Lynch is a compelling documentary that explores the artistic journey of the visionary filmmaker David Lynch. Delving into his early inspirations and the creative process behind his surrealistic and thrilling works, the film offers an intriguing look at Lynch's innovative approach to filmmaking, emphasizing the importance of creativity and self-expression. With appearances from prominent collaborators like Patricia Arquette and Angelo Badalamenti, and focusing on the connection between painting and cinematic storytelling, this captivating documentary offers an enlightening glimpse into the world of a modern-day Renaissance man.
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69. Rites of Passage (1999)
Rites of Passage" (1999) is a gripping crime drama film that follows the story of an attorney and his estranged father, who take a much-needed trip to their isolated family cabin to mend their relationship. However, their heartfelt conversation takes a sinister turn when two escaped convicts interrupt their reunion.
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70. What Katy Did (1999)
What Katy Did" is a captivating coming-of-age drama, directed by Stacey Stewart Curtis, which originally premiered in 1999. The film, based on Susan Coolidge's novel, stars actresses like Alison Pill, Megan Follows and Martha Burns, and focuses on the tale of a 13-year-old girl named Katy.
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71. Water Damage (1999)
In the aftermath of his son's tragic drowning, Paul Preedy is invited to a reunion at his prestigious prep school. Little does he know that his arrival will be the beginning of a new nightmare, one that will haunt the attendees and unravel the dark secrets hiding within the hallowed halls of the institution.
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72. The Venice Project (1999)
The Venice Project, " directed by Robert Dornhelm, offers a unique exploration of the art world through two distinct eras - 1699 and 1999. The film follows the intertwining lives of Roland (Dennis Hopper), an avant-garde artist in Venice, California, and his sister, Countess Camilla Volta (Lauren Bacall), who resides on their family's estate in Venice, Italy. This introspective drama focuses on the evolution of art and how it resonates between the past and present.
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73. Restraining Order (1999)
Restraining Order, released in 1999, is an action-packed thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Eric Roberts stars as Robert Woodfield, a dedicated criminal defense attorney who defends a notorious killer, Martin Ritter. Despite Robert's efforts, Martin is found guilty and sentenced to death.
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74. In Pursuit (2000)
From the creators of "Project Eliminator" comes the thrilling, action-packed drama "In Pursuit. " Released in 2001, this film stars Daniel Baldwin, Claudia Schiffer, and Coolio in a gripping tale of murder, betrayal, and unyielding pursuit.
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75. They Nest (2000)
They Nest" (2000) unravels a terrifying tale set on a secluded Maine island, where a horrifying infestation of lethal insects lurks. This chilling creature feature sees a determined local doctor fighting not only the bugs but also the unyielding locals who refuse to believe his dire warnings. With a runtime of 1 hour and 32 minutes, this suspenseful sci-fi/horror movie delivers a natural horror experience that harks back to classic creature features.
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76. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000)
Enter the captivating world of Batman Beyond as we witness the eerie return of the Joker in 'Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker' (2000). In this animated masterpiece, Gotham's newest Dark Knight takes on the formidable task of uncovering the answers as he stands alone against the infamous Clown Prince of Crime. The Joker is back, and this time, he brings an even bigger threat - a darker side of an already terrifying character.
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77. The Quickie (2001)
The Quickie" is a gritty, crime-filled drama centered around a Russian mobster who decides to retire from the underworld on New Year's Eve. The decision doesn't last long, as he soon discovers a deadly betrayal by a rival mobster.
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78. CQ (2001)
Step into the whimsical world of CQ, a film filled with humor, romance, and a dash of sci-fi flair. Set in bustling 1960s Paris, the story revolves around a young filmmaker navigating life and love in the city of lights.
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79. Buffalo Soldiers (2001)
Buffalo Soldiers, a thrilling and darkly humorous 2001 film directed by Gregor Jordan, portrays the dangerous and chaotic world of drug dealing among U. S. soldiers stationed in West Germany in 1989, just before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Set against the backdrop of Stuttgart, Germany, the movie follows the lives of four disparate soldiers, each dealing with their own demons and struggles.
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80. 8th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2002)
Experience the glamour and excitement of the 8th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, a prestigious event honoring the best performances in movies and television from 2002. This star-studded event was hosted by renowned director Ron de Moraes and brought together some of the most talented actors and actresses in the industry.
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81. Inferno (2002)
Inferno" is a gripping action-drama film released in 2002, focusing on the life of a dedicated fire chief. The film, directed by Dusty Nelson and starring Jeff Fahey, Janet Gunn, and Richard Danielson, captivates the audience through the tense atmosphere of a series of mysterious fires threatening a picturesque small town.
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82. The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
The Manchurian Candidate" is a gripping drama, mystery, and sci-fi film that combines a political thriller with elements of psychological terror. Released in 2004, the film is set in the midst of the Gulf War, where soldiers are brutally kidnapped and subjected to mind-bending brainwashing techniques for sinister purposes.
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83. The Cool School (2008)
The Cool School" is a documentary that delves into the vibrant and impactful world of modern art in Los Angeles. This film, directed by Morgan Neville and written by Kristine McKenna and Neville himself, serves as a testament to the power of creativity and the resilience of a few renegade artists who dared to change the art scene.
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84. Battlestar Galactica: The Plan (2009)
Battlestar Galactica: The Plan is an exhilarating standalone film that explores the unexpected consequences of an initial Cylon attack. The plot centers around twin Number Ones, Cavils, living embedded on the Galactica and Caprica, who must improvise their mission to annihilate human survivors when the initial plan fails. This gripping sci-fi drama features a stellar cast, including the iconic Edward James Olmos, alongside Dean Stockwell and Michael Trucco.
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85. C.O.G. (2013)
C. O. G. (2013) is a captivating comedy-drama film that follows the story of an arrogant young man named David, played by Jonathan Groff, who ventures to an apple orchard in Oregon to work on a farm. Surrounded by new experiences and a community far removed from his world, he faces challenges to his beliefs, lifestyle, and attitude.
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86. Deep in the Darkness (2014)
Deep in the Darkness" is a chilling tale of dark secrets and terrifying creatures that lurk in the shadows. After relocating to a seemingly peaceful small town, a doctor and his family soon realize that there is more to this town than meets the eye.
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87. Rusty Steel (2014)
Rusty Steel (2014) follows the comedic misadventures of two American brothers, Rusty and Mike, as they head to Romania. Expecting to inherit their recently deceased uncle's yacht, they are disappointed to discover the "yacht" is actually just a rusty old fishing boat. While in Romania, the brothers decide to rehabilitate the ship and unearth their uncle's past.
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88. Persecuted (2014)
Persecuted" is a riveting action-drama that tells the story of a dedicated evangelist who finds himself on the run after being framed for murder. Refusing to back a senator's proposition calling for sweeping religious reform, the evangelist must navigate the complex web of lies and deceit that surrounds him. With the help of the FBI and other allies, he must clear his name and unravel the truth behind the conspiracy.
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89. Entertainment (2015)
Entertainment" is a thought-provoking and intense drama film released in 2015. The movie stars Gregg Turkington, John C. Reilly, and Tye Sheridan. Directed by Rick Alverson and written by Alverson, Gregg Turkington, and Tim Heidecker, the film follows a broken, middle-aged comedian on a journey to meet his estranged daughter while trying to revive his failing career. This emotional and unexpected journey leads him through a series of dead-end shows in the desolate Mojave desert. The film's content rating is R and has a runtime of 1 hour and 43 minutes.
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90. Along for the Ride (2016)
Along for the Ride" is a compelling documentary that offers a revealing and intimate look at the life of the enigmatic and iconic actor, Dennis Hopper. Directed by Nick Ebeling, this film delves deep into Hopper's world, unveiling the man behind the legend.
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