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All 77 James Duval Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of James Duval as we bring you a roundup of his best movies! From his breakout role in Suicide Kings to his recent appearances in indie films, we’ve got you covered with an engaging and informative overview of his impressive filmography.
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1. Totally F***ed Up (1993)
Totally F***ed Up, released in 1995, tells the story of six queer teenagers navigating through life’s challenges while struggling to maintain relationships with each other. The film dives deep into the diverse perspectives and obstacles faced by its protagonists, painting an authentic picture of adolescent struggles with a unique blend of humor, drama, and romance.
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2. An Ambush of Ghosts (1993)
An Ambush of Ghosts, ” a 1993 drama film directed by Everett Lewis and written by Quinton Peeples, is a poignant story of grief, family, and the unlikeliest of friendships. At its core, the film explores the turbulent relationship shared by a teenage boy whose brother’s loss has driven his mother to insanity.
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3. The Doom Generation (1995)
The Doom Generation” (1995) is a gritty, dark comedy following the adventures of Jordan White and Amy Blue, two disillusioned teenagers on a quest to find meaning in their aimless lives. They come across Xavier Red, a rebellious drifter, and together, they embark on a twisted journey through America’s underbelly of psychos and quickie marts.
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4. Independence Day (1996)
Independence Day” is a riveting 1996 motion picture that tells a thrilling tale of global unity against an extraterrestrial invasion. Directed by Roland Emmerich and written by Dean Devlin and Emmerich, the film features an impressive ensemble cast, including Will Smith, Bill Pullman, and Jeff Goldblum. Set in a world where humanity faces an imminent threat to their existence, the characters must band together to save the Earth from total destruction.
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5. River Made to Drown In (1997)
In “River Made to Drown In, ” a wealthy and arrogant lawyer named Thaddeus, played by Richard Chamberlain, learns he has a terminal illness and decides to leave his material possessions behind in search of a young hustler he once tried to save. As he embarks on this challenging journey, the audience is drawn into Thaddeus’s quest, which raises questions about the true value of life and the nature of redemption.
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6. Nowhere (1997)
Nowhere (1997) is a critically acclaimed indie drama that delves into a day in the lives of Los Angeles high school students. Director and writer Gregg Araki masterfully blends genres, intertwining comedy, drama, and sci-fi elements to create a captivating exploration of the lives of the film’s adolescent characters. The movie boasts a strong cast, including James Duval, Rachel True, and Nathan Bexton, who bring depth and nuance to their respective roles.
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7. The Clown at Midnight (1998)
In “The Clown at Midnight, ” a group of seven young teenagers find themselves trapped in an abandoned opera house, where they soon discover a terrifying secret: a murderous clown is on the loose, stalking them relentlessly. As the night progresses and the body count rises, the friends realize they must band together to uncover the clown’s chilling purpose and escape his deadly clutches before it’s too late. This horror-thriller takes a twist when it’s revealed that the clown’s motive is deeply rooted in the past, forcing the characters to confront their own darkest fears.
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8. Wild Horses (1998)
Wild Horses” is a riveting drama, mystery, and western film that captivates its audience with an enthralling plot. Directed by Soleil Moon Frye and Meeno Peluce, this independent 1998 film stars Angelyne, B-Real, and Pamela Beheshti. It follows the story of a group of teenagers who, believing they only have 24 hours left, take matters into their own hands and live life to the fullest. As their time runs out, they must navigate the challenges and consequences of their choices.
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9. How to Make the Cruelest Month (1998)
How to Make the Cruelest Month” is a delightful 1998 independent comedy film, directed by Kip Koenig and written by the same talented individual. The movie stars Clea DuVall, JD Souther, and Mary Kay Place in pivotal roles.
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10. SLC Punk! (1998)
In the early 1980s, Salt Lake City was anything but punk-friendly. But Stevo, played by Matthew Lillard, and his best friend Heroin Bob embarked on a mission to change the town’s conservative demeanor. This upbeat comedy-drama, SLC Punk! , breaks the fourth wall with a unique blend of bromance and punk attitudes.
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11. Go (1999)
Go” is a 1999 crime-comedy that takes a unique approach to storytelling by exploring the aftermath of a drug deal from three distinct perspectives. Written and directed by John August and Doug Liman, respectively, this film delivers a fast-paced, unpredictable narrative that keeps audiences on their toes.
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12. The Weekend (1999)
The Weekend, a poignant drama set in a picturesque upstate New York home, explores the emotional turmoil that Marian (Deborah Kara Unger) and John Kerr (Jared Harris) face with the arrival of their old friend, Lyle (David Conrad). As they grapple with the loss of Tony (D. B.
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13. Gone in 60 Seconds (2000)
In the 2000 action-packed crime thriller, Gone in 60 Seconds, renowned master car thief turned family man, Randall “Memphis” Raines (Nicolas Cage), finds himself in a dilemma that forces him to return to his old ways. With his brother’s life hanging in the balance due to a debt owed to a dangerous criminal, Memphis assembles a skilled crew of thieves and plans a grand heist to steal fifty cars within one night.
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14. Donnie Darko (2001)
In the dark and surreal world of Donnie Darko, a troubled teenager is pushed to the edge by enigmatic visions of a man in a large rabbit suit. The film, with its hypnotic visuals and haunting atmosphere, will leave viewers questioning the nature of reality and the consequences of manipulation.
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15. May (2002)
In the chilling 2002 film “May” (a. k. a. “May” and directed by Lucky McKee), we delve deep into the tormented mind of Angela Bettis’s character May, a socially awkward veterinary assistant with a lazy eye. As May’s obsession with perfection spirals out of control, she becomes infatuated with Jeremy Sisto’s character, a boy with hands that appear perfect to her eyes.
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16. Comic Book Villains (2002)
Comic Book Villains (2002) is a dark comedy that takes an unexpected turn when a passionate collector of comic books meets his untimely demise. His mother, who inherits the extensive collection, refuses to let it go, causing a frenzy among the two rival comic book store owners. As their machinations grow increasingly desperate, they unwittingly push each other toward a sinister endpoint.
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17. Scumrock (2002)
In “Scumrock, ” an underground filmmaker seeks out success with his avant-garde masterpiece, while a punk rocker fights fiercely to keep her fading band alive. This unique blend of comedy and drama promises a darkly entertaining twist on the world of indie music and arthouse cinema. Directed by Jon Moritsugu, who also co-wrote the script with Amy Davis, the film delves into the struggles and passions of those who refuse to conform to mainstream expectations, garnering a cult following and winning critical acclaim.
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18. Open House (2004)
Open House” is a musical drama that takes its audience on a journey of survival and transformation. Directed by Dan Mirvish and featuring a talented ensemble cast, the film follows the heartwarming story of Samantha Morrow, a single mother facing financial struggles after her shallow husband leaves her high and dry.
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19. Venice Underground (2005)
Venice Underground” is a gripping crime thriller set in the heart of Venice Beach, California, where undercover narcotics officers battle to prevent two ruthless gangs from selling drugs. Starring Randall Batinkoff, Mark Boone Junior, and Francis Capra, this riveting drama dives headfirst into the dangerous world of cocaine trafficking and the desperate lengths the law enforcers will go to stop the vicious cycle of crime.
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20. Standing Still (2005)
Standing Still” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that follows the tale of a notorious party animal and a group of old college buddies coming together for a wedding. Several years have passed since graduation, and the famous, yet extremely drunken actor decides to reconnect with his former classmates.
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21. Chasing Ghosts (2005)
Chasing Ghosts” is a 2005 crime thriller that follows the relentless pursuit of a taunting serial killer targeting the city’s mobsters. As retired detective Sam (Michael Madsen) takes on a rookie partner in his quest for one last case, the killer leaves cryptic clues and chilling photographs at each crime scene. With time running out, Sam and his partner must race against the clock to catch the elusive murderer and bring justice to the victims.
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22. The Iron Man (2006)
In 2006, the riveting and heartwarming comedy drama, “The Iron Man”, takes a journey into the extraordinary life of the extraordinary inventor who brought the iconic “Iron Man” suit to existence. This whimsical story delves into the adventures, discoveries, and inspirations that led to the creation of the most iconic suits of all time. With its star-studded cast featuring Nathan Bexton, Kathryn Fiore, and Natasha Melnick, and the expert direction of Alex Nam, “The Iron Man” is poised to leave audiences with an unforgettable experience.
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23. Roman (2006)
Roman”, a 2006 gripping psychological thriller, tells the tale of a young man’s dark obsession with his enigmatic neighbor, which leads to a violent and intriguing turn of events. Directed by Angela Bettis, with a screenplay by Lucky McKee, this chilling drama/horror film is laced with elements of dark comedy, leaving the viewers in awe and anticipation.
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24. Mad Cowgirl (2006)
In the haunting and unpredictable world of “Mad Cowgirl, ” a young woman learns the heartbreaking news that she is suffering from a deadly brain disorder. Faced with an uncertain future, she embarks on a surreal journey that spirals into a dark comedy, filled with unexpected twists and turns that challenge the boundaries between reality and madness.
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25. The Pacific and Eddy (2007)
The Pacific and Eddy” is a poignant drama film released in 2007, directed by Matthew Nourse and written by the same talent. With a runtime of 1 hour and 28 minutes, the movie captivates viewers with its heartfelt portrayal of loss and the unexpected journey of its protagonist, Eddy.
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26. Toxic (2008)
Toxic” (2008) is a gripping drama-thriller that takes viewers on a chaotic journey of sin, destruction, and deception. The film revolves around a mysterious escaped mental patient who wreaks havoc on the lives of a nightclub owner, a crime boss, a stripper, a bartender, two hitmen, a prostitute, and a psychic. Trapped in a web of madness and bloodshed, these characters must confront their darkest fears and desires to survive the relentless onslaught of the escaped patient.
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27. The Art of Travel (2008)
The Art of Travel” is a thrilling 2008 drama film that follows the story of a high school graduate who has just called off his wedding. Feeling both lost and adventurous, he embarks on a solo journey to Central America. Along the way, he encounters a group of foreigners who are attempting to cross the notorious Darien Gap in record time.
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28. 2 Dudes and a Dream (2009)
In the heart of Hollywood, two quirky friends named 2 Dudes embark on an unforgettable journey to pursue their dreams. As they navigate through the strange and diverse world of Los Angeles, they encounter an array of eccentric characters and absurd situations. This heartfelt comedy takes audiences on a rollercoaster ride of laughter and friendship as these two dudes chase their dreams, proving that sometimes, all it takes is a little bit of trust and a lot of ambition to make your wildest dreams come true.
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29. The Black Waters of Echo’s Pond (2009)
The Black Waters of Echo’s Pond is a chilling 2009 horror film set on a private island. A group of nine friends venture to a Victorian home, only to discover a game that unleashes their darkest desires and secrets. As jealousy, greed, hatred, and lust surface, the friends’ hidden demons come to the fore.
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30. Penance (2009)
Penance” (2009) is a chilling horror-thriller that delves into the dark and twisted world of exploitation and obsession. When a young mother, desperate for quick money, takes on the role of a stripper, she finds herself in a web of misery and torment. Directed by Jake Kennedy and written by the same talent, the film explores the lengths one woman will go to ensure her safety while discovering the twisted desires lurking within those around her.
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31. Cornered! (2009)
Cornered! ” is a gripping 2009 slasher horror film by Daniel Maze, with a storyline co-written by Darrin Grimwood. The film’s terrorizing plot involves a group of unsuspecting lowlifes who are caught off guard during a nightly poker game in their very own convenience store, where they’re relentlessly tormented by a masked killer.
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32. On Holiday (2010)
On Holiday” (2010) is a humorous coming-of-age story about Peyton, a young man who moves to Los Angeles with his girlfriend, only to find himself entangled in a wild world of drugs, sex, and electronic blues music. Over the course of three years and six parties, Peyton learns the thrills and pitfalls of his new lifestyle, while navigating the challenges of infidelity and temptation.
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33. The Black Belle (2010)
The Black Belle” is a 2010 drama comedy film written and directed by Brian McGuire. It revolves around three interwoven stories that explore the lives of men impacted by the captivating yet dangerous allure of a seductress named Belle Gunness. With a runtime of 1 hour and 24 minutes, the movie stars Natasha Alam, Mark Boone Junior, and Joey Capone, and it is set in the USA.
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34. Playback (2010)
Playback, ” released in 2010, is a gripping drama-thriller film that brings together a talented ensemble cast. Directed and written by James Avallone, the movie follows Detective Paul DeRogatis in his quest to uncover the truth behind his daughter’s mysterious death. As the detective digs deeper into the case, his personal life becomes increasingly intertwined with the investigation, forcing him to confront the pain of his past in a visceral manner.
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35. Kaboom (2010)
Kaboom” is a surprising blend of comedy, horror, and mystery set on a college campus that will leave you questioning reality. As a young, sexually-undeclared freshman navigates his way through uni-life, he realizes his dreams are not just fantasies - they’re prophetic glimpses into the darker side of his classmates. With a sprinkle of fantasy and a dash of psychological thriller, this movie delivers an engaging exploration of psychic powers that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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36. Caller ID: Entity (2010)
Caller ID: Entity” is a sci-fi conspiracy thriller that delves into the world of mind control technology, with a chilling plot based on real-life testimonials and phone messages from its victims. Set in a near-future world, a group of determined individuals embarks on a thrilling quest to uncover the unsettling truth behind a string of unexplainable occurrences, all seemingly connected by a mysterious caller. As they unravel a web of deceit and manipulation, they must confront the shocking reality of a sinister conspiracy that threatens their very existence.
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37. Not Another Not Another Movie (2011)
Take a satirical journey into the chaotic world of a movie studio desperate for success in “Not Another Not Another Movie” (2011). This uproarious comedy dives into the lengths these filmmakers will go to make their audience laugh, all while ruining their reputation and the movie industry itself. Following a nonlinear timeline, this hilarious film features bloopers during the end credits, a star-studded cast, and an eccentric film set.
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38. Touchback (2011)
Touchback” is a heartfelt drama that follows the journey of a high school football player, who finds himself looking back at a pivotal moment in his life that altered everything. Fifteen years ago, he suffered a severe injury that ultimately ended his promising career as a celebrated athlete. As the movie unfolds, the protagonist revisits that challenging period in his life, bringing his audience on an emotional rollercoaster of self-discovery and redemption.
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39. Alyce Kills (2011)
Alyce Kills” is a chilling horror-thriller movie that delves into the darkest depths of the human psyche. It tells the story of Alyce, a young woman who is haunted by guilt after accidentally knocking her best friend off a roof. As her mind crumbles, she spirals into a nightmarish world filled with sex, drugs, and shocking acts of violence.
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40. Pox (2011)
In the wacky world of Pox, a hilariously twisted mashup of The Manson Family and Austin Powers, chaos reigns supreme. The film’s quirky protagonist, “Pox, ” finds himself entangled in bizarre and unexpected circumstances as he navigates through a world fraught with unexpected humor and unconventional family relationships.
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41. Free Samples (2012)
Free Samples” is a comedy-drama that follows Stanford Law dropout Jillian (played by Jess Weixler) as she finds herself giving out free samples at an ice-cream truck in Los Angeles. The day-long adventure takes a humorous turn as Jillian encounters a variety of interesting characters, including those who seek her opinion on the most important issue: asking someone out on a date.
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42. Look at Me (2012)
Look at Me” is a riveting drama film that takes viewers on a journey through the lives of seven young adults navigating the complexities of love and life in New York City. Set in the vibrant urban landscape of New York City, the movie delves into the complications that arise when trying to find and maintain meaningful connections.
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43. Sushi Girl (2012)
Sushi Girl” is a crime thriller that explores the complexities of revenge, guilt, and redemption. Following the release of Fish from his prison sentence, he returns to an abandoned restaurant with his old friend Duke. However, Duke has an agenda that takes a dark turn, leading to a surprising twist in the film’s climax.
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44. American Girls (2013)
American Girls” is a gripping crime thriller set in a tranquil, all-American town, where the lives of innocent schoolgirls are cruelly shattered. The film, inspired by shocking true events, unravels the harrowing tale of their abduction and murder, leaving the community to confront the chilling reality of their own backyard.
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45. Prevertere (2013)
Prevertere” is a compelling and intriguing 2013 drama-comedy film written and directed by Brian McGuire. Starring Joey Capone, James Duval, and Dennis Fanning, the film revolves around the quest of a man who is deemed a pervert in search of genuine love.
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46. Carlos Spills the Beans (2013)
Carlos Spills the Beans” is a hilarious and heartwarming comedy-drama film from 2013. The story revolves around Carlos, a young man who’s always sought after by rich women in New York, but desires a more down-to-earth life. As he navigates through the ups and downs of love, friendship, and family, his journey takes unexpected turns.
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47. 9 Full Moons (2013)
9 Full Moons” is a 2013 drama romance film directed by Tomer Almagor. This film, set in East Los Angeles, revolves around the life of Frankie, a wild and enigmatic limo driver who is known for her hard-partying ways. Frankie’s seemingly endless string of encounters with various men serves as a perfect catalyst for her loneliness.
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48. Five Thirteen (2013)
Five Thirteen” is a gripping crime drama that follows the turbulent lives of two brothers, Mike and Tre, struggling to escape their own demons. Released from prison unjustly, Mike’s sole focus is on protecting his young daughter from a vengeful ex. But his quest for a better life is threatened by the dangerous world he’s drawn back into.
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49. Amelia’s 25th (2013)
Amelia’s 25th is a lighthearted comedy-romance that takes viewers on a journey through Los Angeles with the life of a struggling actress named Amelia. As her 25th birthday approaches, Amelia is at a crossroads, questioning her passion for acting and what her future holds.
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50. Blue Dream (2013)
Blue Dream” is a 2013 drama film directed by Gregory Hatanaka that delves into the dark and immoral world of a film critic. With a runtime of one hour and thirty minutes, this captivating drama stars James Duval, Dominique Swain, and Kayden Kross. The film, rated not rated by IMDb, explores topics such as violence and female nudity, making it a captivating and intriguing watch. However, it is essential to note that the content may not be suitable for all audiences. As always, viewer discretion is advised.
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51. All Together Now (2013)
Prepare to tune in for a thrilling ride as you embark on a journey into the heart of the wild woods, where a noise-rock concert serves as the backdrop to a tale of love, loss, and camaraderie. “All Together Now” follows the lives of a group of twenty-somethings as they navigate the chaos of a garage band’s performance in the middle of a bustling forest.
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52. Catch of the Day (2014)
Catch of the Day” is a wildly entertaining, comedic thriller that blends action, horror, and a dash of romance. Set in a bustling city, the plot unfolds when notorious drug cartels start using fish shipments to transport their illicit goods. It soon becomes the rookie cop, Officer Rod Davis’ mission to infiltrate the cartel and put an end to their dangerous activities. However, things take a dark and surprising turn when a scientist accidentally creates mutant fish-people with a venomous bite.
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53. Hercules Reborn (2014)
In the enchanting world of ancient Greece, Hercules Reborn (2014) breathes new life into the legendary hero Hercules, as played by John Hennigan. When a young man’s beloved bride is kidnapped by a ruthless and cunning king, the desperate groom turns to Hercules - a fallen hero now living in exile - for help. Hercules, banished for a past transgression, is stirred to action by the young man’s courage as they embark on a heart-pounding adventure to rescue the bride from the clutches of the evil king.
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54. The Day of the Living Dead (2014)
The Day of the Living Dead, originally known as Lazarus: Apocalypse, is a thrilling horror movie released in 2020, set in the 1950s glitz and glamour of Hollywood. The film follows the journey of an insurance investigator, George, who mysteriously disappears during a routine claim, leaving his fiancee, Bethany, to embark on a deadly search for answers.
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55. Dead Sea (2014)
Dead Sea” is a thrilling, chilling horror-adventure film where the line between reality and myth begins to blur. Set in an eerie inland saltwater lake, marine biologist Erica, played by Britt Griffith, is on a mission to unravel the mysterious deaths of aquatic life.
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56. Window Licker (2014)
Window Licker” (2014) is an intriguing film that plunges viewers into the mind of Ben Wild, an ordinary man who suddenly finds himself grappling with a new form of insanity unlike anything anyone has experienced before. This thrilling adventure deftly blends elements of comedy, drama, and sci-fi, delivering a captivating and unpredictable cinematic experience. Directed by Brian McGuire and written by the same visionary, the film features a powerful cast including Joey Capone, James Duval, and Mark E.
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57. Tales of Halloween (2015)
Tales of Halloween” is an anthology thriller that brings together ten interconnected stories, all centered around the eerie events of Halloween night in an American suburb. A spine-chilling evening sees ghouls, imps, aliens, and axe murderers emerge to terrorize the unsuspecting residents, as a web of chilling horror unfolds.
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58. Appetites (2015)
Appetites” (2015) is a chilling horror-thriller that explores the dark side of love and desire. Set in the heart of America, the film follows Daisy, an all-American girl with a seemingly insatiable hunger for true love. However, her journey takes a sinister turn when she meets a man whose own lust for murder may make her his next victim.
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59. Shut Up and Drive (2015)
Experience a heartrending journey of love and self-discovery in the 2015 indie drama “Shut Up and Drive. ” Directed by Melanie Shaw and written by Kelsey McNamee, Zoë Worth, and Melanie Shaw, the film follows two unlikely friends, Jane and Laura, as they embark on a thrilling road trip to New Orleans. Their mission: to visit the only boy they thought they shared something in common with.
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60. American Romance (2016)
American Romance, ” a suspenseful thriller released in 2016, follows the chilling hunt for a notorious serial killer known as the Diorama Killer. Retired Sheriff Ricky Stern and dedicated FBI agent Denice Torres join forces to unravel the mystery behind this terrifying killer. As they delve deeper into the case, they face harrowing encounters that test the limits of their professional and personal relationships.
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61. It Watches (2016)
Step into the chilling world of “It Watches” (2016), a suspense-filled thriller that follows the journey of Andre, a man with a troubled past, as he finds himself entangled in a creepy house-sitting job. Nestled in the hills above Los Angeles, the home seems to have a sinister secret, stirring its residents and visitors alike. As night falls, Andre is drawn into a terrifying game of cat and mouse, pitted against an unseen force that seems to be watching his every move.
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62. Punk’s Dead: SLC Punk 2 (2016)
Punk’s Dead: SLC Punk 2 is a wild, musical adventure that pays homage to the original film, SLC Punk! , while carving its own path. Set in the city’s music scene, the movie follows the intriguing journey of a young punk as he navigates the complexities of life, love, and friendship.
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63. The Black Room (2017)
In “The Black Room”, a young couple faces the ultimate horror when they move into their dream house, only to discover a chilling secret lurking in the depths of the cellar. As they delve deeper into the house’s demonic history, they become entangled in a twisted web of fear, terror, and unholy pleasures.
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64. Garlic & Gunpowder (2017)
Garlic & Gunpowder is a hilarious, action-packed comedy that follows the misadventures of Sonny and Archie, two Mafia wise guys and “contractors” working for the notoriously obnoxious Mob Boss, ‘Ma’. As the world is thrown into a panic by the appearance of a comet, the duo find themselves caught up in a series of shakedowns, protection rackets, and the occasional contract killing. With an unbeatable combination of comedy and absurdity, Garlic & Gunpowder is the perfect film for anyone looking for a light-hearted romp with a bit of edge.
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65. Spreading Darkness (2017)
In “Spreading Darkness”, a cunning CEO begins to crack under the pressure of his own twisted mind, as he frantically searches for answers to his growing paranoia. With every passing moment, he becomes more convinced that his former victims and a unique psychiatrist, who rewards his patients with a pair of pink socks, are orchestrating their own twisted games of justice. Set against the dark backdrop of urban decay and ruthless ambition, “Spreading Darkness” is a gripping thriller that explores the lengths one man will go to in the pursuit of power and control.
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66. Junkie (2018)
Junkie (2018) is an intense, gripping drama that follows the life of a rock-bottom junkie named Miles. Desperate for a change and with nothing left to lose, he swaps his needle for a gun, drawing himself into a dangerous conflict with a powerful local cartel. As the stakes get higher, Miles must confront the consequences of his actions and find the will to live, even as he comes face to face with death.
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67. American Nightmares (2018)
American Nightmares” (2018) is a chilling horror-comedy anthology that explores the unsettling and twisted side of the human experience. Directed by Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott, with award-winning stars Danny Trejo, Nichelle Nichols, and Jared Kusnitz, this gripping film takes you on a journey that merges terror with humor in the most unexpected ways.
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68. Mission Possible (2018)
Mission Possible” is an exciting family-friendly adventure comedy from 2018, finally released in 2020. The film follows a group of kids as they team up with an array of interesting characters including a veteran, a police officer, a Shih tzu dog, and a veterinarian. It’s packed full of action and humor, all while showcasing almost 30 adorable Shih tzu dogs.
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69. Spinning Dry (2019)
Spinning Dry” is a unique blend of comedy and drama that takes place over the course of one wild, unforgettable day and night. The film revolves around the intriguing characters of Samantha “Sam” Martin, a Beverly Hills mother with a mind-boggling past as a 5-time divorcée and 5100 Films’ alien abductee, and Samuel “Norm” Normandie, her gardener’s son.
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70. Bride+1 (2019)
Bride+1” is a delightful comedy that tells the story of a 39-year-old Latina woman named Maria who has never been married but wants to start a family. Despite the lack of a groom in sight, Maria decides to send out a “save the date” notice to her loved ones in hopes of having her dream wedding one day.
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71. The Master of Pulpits (2019)
Delve into the captivating world of “The Master of Pulpits, ” a 2019 drama documentary film that follows a man on his journey into the priesthood. Directed by Alex Sarkissian and featuring a talented cast including Ryan Vincent, Danny Hansen, and Hunter Phoenix, this enthralling film offers an intriguing look into the secrets and inner workings of the church.
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72. From the Dead (2019)
From the Dead, a gripping drama horror thriller, follows the aftermath of Janie’s life-altering mistake. In a heated dispute, Janie accidentally kills her husband, sparking a deadly chain of events. Enter the ominous Aztec spell, introduced by her late husband’s brother, which inexplicably resurrects him from the dead.
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73. Beast Mode (2020)
Beast Mode” is a thrilling comedy-horror film that takes the audience on a wild ride through Hollywood. Starring the charismatic and talented C. Thomas Howell, James Duval, and Leslie Easterbrook, this movie follows the life of Huckle Saxton, a rising star in the world of acting.
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74. The Lost Thoughts of Midnight (2020)
The Lost Thoughts of Midnight” is a thought-provoking mystery thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. After discovering his wife’s infidelity, David takes Nicole to a remote cabin in the woods, hoping to mend their crumbling marriage. What ensues is a captivating journey into the depths of love, betrayal, and the unexplored corners of the human psyche.
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75. Booze, Broads and Blackjack (2020)
In the thrilling crime drama “Booze, Broads and Blackjack” (2020), an East Coast radio DJ finds himself in the crosshairs of the mob after his girlfriend becomes an unwitting witness to a brutal murder. As his life spirals out of control, he must navigate a dangerous web of gangsters, betrayal, and high-stakes gambling in order to protect himself and those he loves.
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76. Without Ward (2022)
Without Ward” is a 2022 drama-romance-sci-fi film that follows inventor Garp, who creates a drug that allows people to live in their wildest dreams. However, when the drug is taken away and people are put under house arrest, Garp learns to connect with himself and take action. Starring Michael Gladis, Martin Landau, and Harold Perrineau, this thought-provoking film delves into the themes of self-discovery and the consequences of our actions.
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77. Nightshade (2022)
Nightshade, ” a gripping crime thriller set for release in 2022, follows a determined homicide detective as he grapples with unsettling dreams that eerily mirror the grisly murders he’s investigating. As the lines between reality and his disturbing dreams blur, he’s forced to confront his own connection to the chilling killings.
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