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All 54 Fredro Starr Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of action, drama, and comedy with our roundup of Fredro Starr’s movie collection! From his early roles to his latest films, we’ve got you covered. Join us as we explore the diverse range of movies this talented actor has been a part of and the memorable characters he’s brought to life on the big screen.
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1. Judgment Night (1993)
Judgment Night is a thrilling 1993 action-crime drama directed by Stephen Hopkins, with a screenplay penned by Lewis Colick and Jere Cunningham. The film, set in a mall, follows four young friends who, on their way to a local boxing match, stumble upon a brutal murder. This chilling encounter sets off a manhunt and a series of suspenseful events that leave the friends running for their lives.
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2. Strapped (1993)
Strapped” is a gripping 1993 crime drama starring William James Stiggers Jr. , Chi Ali, and Bokeem Woodbine. Directed by Forest Whitaker and written by Dena Kleiman, the film follows a former convict who is determined to go straight, but is drawn into a dangerous web of crime after his girlfriend gets arrested for dealing crack to an undercover police officer.
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3. The Addiction (1995)
The Addiction” (1995) delves into the twisted world of vampirism, with a hauntingly alluring tagline. It is a chilling drama-horror film that revolves around a philosophy graduate student in New York, who transforms into a bloodthirsty creature after a fateful encounter with a vampire. A dark and intense journey unfolds as she grapples with her new existence and the relentless thirst for human blood.
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4. Clockers (1995)
Clockers, directed by Spike Lee, is a gritty crime thriller set amid the urban sprawl of Brooklyn’s notorious housing projects. The movie follows a group of young teenagers navigating the deadly world of drug-dealing, constantly teetering between their ruthless bosses and the determined police force trying to bring them down.
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5. Sunset Park (1996)
Sunset Park (1996), originally known as Nothing To Lose, unfolds the thrilling, compelling journey of a white school teacher who takes on the challenge of coaching an undisciplined, talented high school basketball team. Set against the backdrop of Brooklyn’s Sunset Park, this movie transcends cultural boundaries and delves into the dynamics of teamwork, mentorship, and the pursuit of greatness. The gripping drama explores the challenges and the camaraderie that ensues when a skilled, yet unconventional teacher comes together with a promising team of diverse players who are willing to push their limits.
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6. A Brother’s Kiss (1997)
In the gritty streets of Harlem, two brothers, Lex and Mick, are bound by blood and loyalty. Mick, a dedicated policeman, strives to protect his community, while Lex, recently released from reformatory, grapples with the injustices he faced in his youth. When Lex calls Mick in desperation, the brothers must confront their darkest fears and secrets.
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7. Blade (1998)
Prepare yourself for an adrenaline-pumping ride in the electrifying 1998 urban thriller, Blade. Starring Wesley Snipes, this action-packed, horror-sci-fi flick takes us on a chilling journey through the world of half-mortal and half-vampire heroes.
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8. Ride (1998)
Ride, ” directed by Millicent Shelton, is a vibrant and humorous 1998 comedy film that follows a diverse ensemble of young individuals hailing from Harlem as they embark on a spirited bus journey to Miami in pursuit of creating a lively rap music video. The film, featuring a talented cast including Melissa De Sousa, John Witherspoon, and Cedric The Entertainer, showcases Millicent Shelton’s keen sense of storytelling and unique ability to bring to life the energy, charm, and camaraderie of its characters.
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9. Light It Up (1999)
Light It Up” is a gritty, high-stakes drama-thriller set in a rundown high-school where a group of students are determined to make change. The film follows a group of ambitious teens, led by Usher, who devise a plan to uplift their community by raising funds to upgrade their school’s facilities.
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10. Black & White (1999)
Black & White, released in 2000, follows the journey of a group of white high school teens who find themselves drawn to the world of Harlem’s black hip-hop crowd. As the lines between their two worlds begin to blur, their lives intertwine in unexpected ways. James Toback directs this Crime, Drama, and Music film, starring notable actors such as Ben Stiller, Allan Houston, and Claudia Schiffer.
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11. Flossin (2001)
Flossin, ” released in 2001, is an engrossing drama centered around a Bel Air family, their dwindling fortune, and their inevitable move to a Compton ghetto. The film delves into the challenges of adapting to a new environment, where reputation plays a crucial role. As the family navigates the culture shock, they grapple with the question of whether they can survive and thrive in their new surroundings.
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12. Save the Last Dance (2001)
Save the Last Dance” is a compelling blend of drama, music, and romance, set in the backdrop of Chicago’s diverse neighborhoods. When a white midwestern girl (Julia Stiles) moves to the city, she finds herself drawn to a charming yet troubled black South Side boy, who is her world’s polar opposite.
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13. How High (2001)
How High” is a stoner comedy that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey with two unlikely heroes, Silas and Jamal. Determined to ace their college entrance exam, the duo stumble upon a magical, marijuana-laced joint that pushes their academic boundaries beyond imagination. As they soar to new heights of success, Silas and Jamal encounter a series of wild adventures, including references to Benjamin Franklin and pubic hair.
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14. American Rap Stars (2002)
American Rap Stars, released in 2002, explores the intriguing world of hip hop through the lens of post-9/11 America. This fascinating documentary delves into the streets and extravagant lifestyles of the most influential voices in the industry, raising questions about the significance of rap music in today’s world.
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15. Outlawz: Worldwide (2002)
Outlawz: Worldwide” (2002) is a riveting documentary that takes viewers deep into the world of hip-hop, specifically following the journey of East Coast natives Napoleon, Young Noble, Edi, and Kastro as they attempt to unify the thug nation. The film, directed by Ruben Torres, is a compelling portrayal of the lives and struggles of these four individuals as they navigate the complexities of the music industry. With an IMDb rating of 7.0, it provides an intriguing look into the hip-hop scene and the characters that drive it.
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16. 8 Mile (2002)
8 Mile” is a gritty, heartfelt drama that showcases the power of self-expression and determination through the world of rap music. Set in the raw landscape of Detroit, the film follows a young aspiring rapper as he navigates the trials and tribulations of his life, all while pursuing his dream to make it big in the ruthless world of hip hop. Featuring electrifying performances by stars like Eminem, Brittany Murphy, and Kim Basinger, “8 Mile” is a compelling tale of resilience that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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17. Beef II (2004)
Beef II” takes viewers behind the scenes of the high-stakes world of hip hop battles. This engrossing 2004 documentary, directed by Peter Spirer, dives into the cutthroat business of these musical showdowns and offers a unique look at the battles that shape the lives of those who dare to compete. Featuring interviews with icons like Keith David, 50 Cent, and B-Real, “Beef II” uncovers the passion and drive of those who risk it all for the love of hip hop.
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18. Torque (2004)
Torque” (2004) is a thrilling action-comedy, crammed with non-stop motorcycle stunts, gripping crime, and heart-racing suspense. The film follows the life of a biker who returns to the city with a deadly mission.
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19. Ganked (2005)
Ganked” takes a hilarious dip into the world of music, ambition, and revenge. Aspiring songwriter Ricky Barry (played by Kel Mitchell) believes he’s about to taste stardom when he triumphs in an esteemed music competition. However, his dreams are shattered when well-established singer Kennedy Ross steals his song and turns it into a hit. Feeling betrayed, “Ricky’s song” becomes “Kennedy’s song, ” and he’s left to wonder - how can he ever get his just desserts?
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20. Detroit Hoopz (2005)
Detroit Hoopz” is a 2005 drama film that brings together a young high school basketball player and the dangerous world of drug hustling. Erick Powell, played by Allen Shepard, is a gifted basketball player who uses his sport to set up and rob drug dealers. His life takes a dangerous turn when he’s discovered and caught up in a deadly web of deceit.
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21. My Brother (2006)
My Brother” is a heart-wrenching drama set in an urban environment, focusing on two young and impoverished boys navigating life’s challenges. Their mother, L’Tisha, played by Vanessa Williams, faces a bitter reality as she finds herself in a tragic situation. As the boys’ world is shattered by their mother’s illness, they must grapple with their own struggles and vulnerabilities.
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22. Rap Sheet: Hip-Hop and the Cops (2006)
Rap Sheet: Hip-Hop and the Cops” delves deep into the secret lives of prominent hip-hop performers and industry executives, as it explores the shocking dossiers compiled by police, FBI, and task agencies. This gripping documentary offers an unprecedented look into the world of hip-hop, pulling back the veil on the hidden side of the industry.
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23. Forbidden Fruits (2006)
Forbidden Fruits” is a heart-wrenching and thought-provoking drama that delves into the challenging love story between a young African American/Christian girl and an Arabic Muslim man. As the couple navigates through the complexities of an intercultural relationship, they are faced with the stark reality of the racial divisions that exist between their two different worlds.
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24. All Lies on Me (2007)
All Lies on Me” is a hilarious comedy that follows the journey of three L. A. based rappers as they attempt to reclaim their glory days in the world of hip hop. As they race against time to uncover the coveted secret songs penned by the late legend Tupac Shakur, the trio discovers the true lengths they’ll go to for a chance at the spotlight.
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25. Vegas Vampires (2007)
In the scorching heat of Las Vegas, a horrifying bloodsucker epidemic unfolds as a pack of ravenous vampires takes over the once glittering gambling paradise. Director Fred Williamson weaves a chilling tale of terror in his shocking horror film, “Vegas Vampires”. The desert of sin becomes the breeding ground for these vicious creatures, leaving the once dry landscape slick with warm, wet blood.
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26. The Next Hit (2008)
The Next Hit” is a thrilling mystery suspense film that takes the music industry to a dark and twisted level. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Miami, the movie revolves around Rodson Gray, a record company executive with an unconventional plan to boost sales. This plan involves putting a hit on the life of their top talent, with the hope of creating an unstoppable music superstar.
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27. Darling Nikki: The Movie (2008)
Darling Nikki: The Movie” is a riveting drama that takes viewers on a whirlwind journey of unexpected alliances and consequences. The film centers on Nikki, a stripper with a troubled past, who disrupts the life of Korey, a promising college football star on the cusp of winning the Heisman Trophy.
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28. Show Stoppers (2008)
Show Stoppers” is a unique and hilarious 2008 independent comedy featuring the world of Greek stepping at a historically black university in Virginia. This movie takes viewers on a journey through the colorful and lively world of dance - where Greek steppers receive as much attention as star athletes. The film, directed by Barry Bowles, showcases the diverse and dynamic lives of its African American characters as they navigate the challenges of college life and Greek culture.
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29. Big Pun: The Legacy (2008)
Big Pun: The Legacy” is a riveting and inspiring documentary that takes us on the journey of Big Pun, a groundbreaking Puerto Rican rapper from the Bronx who made history as the first Latino rapper to sell over a million records. The film delves into Pun’s incredible journey from the streets of New York City to becoming a household name in the hip-hop world, with his unique style and unforgettable lyrics.
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30. Onyx: 15 Years of Videos, History & Violence (2008)
Experience the raw power of 15 years of music videos, live performances, and behind-the-scenes footages in the documentary “Onyx: 15 Years of Videos, History & Violence. ” Featuring a diverse range of solo videos, studio sessions, record signings, and personal moments, this documentary delves into the turbulent world of ONYX, a prominent rap and hip-hop group, as they navigated through the highs and lows of their career.
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31. Notorious (2009)
Notorious” is a critically acclaimed biopic that takes viewers on an immersive journey into the life of the late iconic rapper, The Notorious B. I. G. , also known as Christopher Wallace. Hailing from Brooklyn, B. I. G. swiftly rose to fame and forever changed the world of rap music. The film delves into his meteoric rise to stardom, as well as the tumultuous moments that shattered his promising career.
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32. The Eddie Black Story (2009)
The Eddie Black Story” follows the life of Eddie Black, a promising first-year college student in Brooklyn, New York City. After facing financial hardship, heartbreak, and desperation, Eddie turns to a dangerous street gang called Decepticons for refuge. As he becomes entangled in a world of crime, Eddie must grapple with the repercussions of his choices and the hope for a better future.
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33. A Day in the Life (2009)
A Day in the Life” is a gritty and hard-hitting drama, set against the backdrop of an urban crime turf war. The film is directed and written by music legend Sticky Fingaz, and stars Bokeem Woodbine and Chris Fleming. In this fast-paced, action-packed crime story, the tensions between two rival urban crime families boil over, leading to an all-out war.
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34. After Hours: The Movie (2011)
Prepare for a thrilling night in with After Hours: The Movie. Set in an urban African American community, this suspenseful crime drama unravels the intertwining plots of an inheritance, a valuable piece of property, and a meticulously planned murder.
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35. Deceptz (2011)
In the intense and suspenseful world of “Deceptz, ” Daniel Phillip portrays Eddie, a dedicated honor roll student with a burning passion for the field of law. However, there’s a deep-rooted turmoil lingering within his heart that draws him to the enigmatic and dangerous figure of Psycho. Psycho, played by Fredro Starr, is a prominent member of the notorious Decepticons gang.
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36. Queen of Media (2011)
Queen of Media” is a captivating biographical film that delves into the life of an extraordinary woman. The movie, released in 2011, portrays the journey of a trailblazer who shattered barriers and forever changed the landscape of entertainment.
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37. Deceitful (2013)
Deceitful” (2013) is a thrilling tale of two brothers whose business venture is on the verge of being sold, but their personal lives are anything but simple. Filled with lies and secrets, the brothers’ world spirals out of control, leaving them questioning who they can trust. Directed by J.
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38. A Sea of Green (2014)
In the action-packed comedy crime thriller, “A Sea of Green, ” viewers are treated to an unforgettable tale of survival and wit. Directed by Myster DL, the film follows the story of Philip Waters, a man who must face the harsh realities of life. Struggling to make ends meet, Philip turns to his old ways and decides to sell an exclusive strain of marijuana, known as “The Grim Reefer. ”
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39. Dope (2015)
Dope” is a thrilling and hilarious adventure starring Shameik Moore, Tony Revolori, and Kiersey Clemons. The film follows the life of Malcolm, a geeky high school student living in a tough LA neighborhood. His life takes a turn when he receives an invitation to an underground party, leading him and his friends on an unexpected journey through the city’s hip-hop scene.
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40. Diamond Ruff (2015)
Diamond Ruff” is an action-packed thriller that follows the life of a charismatic, yet mysterious character (played by Felicia Pearson), whose name also serves as the title of the film. Diamonds Ruff is an orphan turned crime boss, a millionaire, and, most notably, a con artist. Seemingly in control, this slick and cunning mastermind is always one step ahead, but his dangerous next big job has deadly consequences.
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41. Why Him? (2016)
Why Him? . is a hilarious and heartwarming comedy that follows the story of Ned Fleming, a family man who fears his daughter’s relationship with her tech genius boyfriend.
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42. Morris from America (2016)
Morris from America is a heartwarming coming-of-age tale that follows the adventures of a 13-year-old American boy named Morris who lives in Germany. With a focus on love and self-discovery, this unique story showcases a young boy’s journey to find his place among a diverse cast of characters in an unfamiliar land.
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43. Fist Fight (2017)
Fist Fight” is a hilarious comedy that takes place within the walls of a high school, where a simple misunderstanding between two teachers sparks a chaotic chain of events. When one teacher accidentally causes another to lose their job, they are left with no choice but to engage in an after-school showdown.
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44. The Fearless One (2017)
The Fearless One” is an action-packed thriller released in 2017 starring Alonzo Herran Jr. , Ekow Yankey, and Khalil Kain. Directed by Jamal Hall, this movie revolves around a top martial artist, Cody, who attempts to remain on a peaceful path to heal from a tragic family event that occurred in his urban setting.
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45. Better Than Love (2019)
Better Than Love” is a heart-wrenching drama that delves into the dark and unpredictable world of opioid addiction. Starring Andrew Lawrence, Alexandra Rodriguez, and Matthew Lawrence, this film masterfully tackles the opioid crisis, highlighting recovery and awareness while bringing attention to the epidemic that plagues countless lives.
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46. Duke (2019)
Duke” is a thrilling crime drama that reinvents the western genre for a modern audience. The film follows the tumultuous journey of two fraternal siblings, Dare and Roost, who have grown up in a reform school and been taught the harsh realities of survival. As they learn to navigate a dangerous world, these brothers find themselves in a series of intense situations that test the limits of their loyalty and trust.
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47. Clinton Road (2019)
Clinton Road” is a heart-pounding, unsettling ride that blends mystery and horror. Following the disappearance of his wife, a widowed firefighter, desperate for closure, drives into the unknown on an actual haunted road in rural New Jersey. What ensues is a deadly game, where ancient secrets and the ghostly past threaten to keep the tormented family man trapped on the perilous road.
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48. LA Originals (2020)
LA Originals, directed by Estevan Oriol, is a captivating documentary that delves into the lives of photographer Estevan Oriol and artist Mister Cartoon. Known for their gritty art and Chicano roots, Oriol and Cartoon have significantly impacted street culture, hip hop, and beyond.
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49. Equal Standard (2020)
Equal Standard is a gripping crime drama set in the heart of New York City, where police officers find themselves entangled in a web of interconnected narratives exploring themes of race, rank, loss, and betrayal. Directed by Brendan Kyle Cochrane and written by Taheim Bryan, this high-octane film unravels the complexities of law enforcement as the line between good and bad becomes increasingly blurred. With an all-star cast led by Ice-T, Chris Kerson, and Robert Clohessy, Equal Standard is a thrilling exploration of the dangers and moral dilemmas faced by those charged with protecting and serving.
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50. 2188 a lab of magic film (2020)
In the chilling horror film “2188 a Lab of Magic, ” a haunting tale unfolds as a mysterious and eerie apartment beckons its unsuspecting new occupant. As a talented artist and model maker, he moves into the seemingly benign apartment number 2188. Little does he know, strange and inexplicable events are about to make themselves known.
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51. Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021)
Space Jam: A New Legacy” (2021) is the exciting sequel to the classic animated sports film, “Space Jam. ” In this animated adventure-comedy, basketball legend LeBron James is thrust into a realm controlled by a rogue artificial intelligence. The AI kidnaps LeBron’s young son, forcing LeBron to team up with the iconic Looney Tunes characters, including the legendary Bugs Bunny. With the help of the lovable cast of characters, LeBron must save his son, and along the way, both teams embark on an epic basketball showdown.
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52. Asbury Park (2021)
In the heart of Asbury Park, a tale unfolds through the eyes of four inner-city youths who are dreaming of a future beyond their current reality. As the world witnesses a revolution, these young individuals navigate the challenges of their environment, fighting for justice and fairness.
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53. Shooting Stars (2023)
Shooting Stars” (2023) is a heartwarming biographical drama film based on the book of the same name, co-authored by basketball icon LeBron James and journalist Buzz Bissinger. The movie takes the viewers on a captivating journey into the early life of the prodigious talent, LeBron James, as he navigates the unforgiving world of professional basketball while maintaining a balanced personal life.
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54. A Hip Hop Story (2024)
In the heart of the music scene, “A Hip Hop Story” (2024) brings together a legendary pioneer and some of rap music’s most renowned performers to save the genre they love. Directed by Damaine Radcliff and penned by Affion Crockett, this hilarious comedy takes a journey through the ups and downs of the hip hop world.
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