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All 81 Jason London Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Jason London, the talented actor who has graced both big and small screens. This roundup will take you on a journey through his impressive filmography, showcasing a wide range of genres and roles he has excelled in.
Whether you’ve followed him since his early days or are just discovering his work, this article is sure to provide valuable insights, revealing the versatile actor that Jason London is. So sit back, relax, and let us guide you through the fascinating career of this incredible artist.
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1. December (1991)
December” is a poignant drama set in a New England prep school during the aftermath of Pearl Harbor. Five close-knit friends are faced with a difficult choice: to remain in school or to join the war effort.
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2. Blood Ties (1991)
In the world of Blood Ties (1991), the Carpathian family has adapted to modern society, suppressing their primal thirst for human blood and living amongst humans. But now, they find themselves being hunted. Richard Alan Shapiro’s script takes viewers on a thrilling journey as the vampire family fights to stay alive under the shadow of their tormentors.
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3. The Man in the Moon (1991)
The Man in the Moon” (1991) is a heartwarming coming-of-age drama set in the heart of the south during the era of Elvis Presley’s peak. Directed by Robert Mulligan and written by Jenny Wingfield, this film stars Sam Waterston, Tess Harper, and Gail Strickland. The story revolves around the unique bond between two sisters, exploring their sister-sister relationship while navigating the challenges of adolescence and love.
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4. Dazed and Confused (1993)
In the summer of 1976, a group of high school and junior high students embark on the last day of school, filled with anticipation, excitement, and a touch of dread. “Dazed and Confused, ” a comedy set in this bygone era, captures the essence of their chaotic world. The narrative unfolds like an open road, with each scene bringing new dangers and hilarious moments.
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5. A Matter of Justice (1993)
In “A Matter of Justice, ” the true story comes to life as a mother seeks to bring her son’s widow to justice for his murder. Faced with a strained relationship with her son and a complicated relationship between her granddaughter, the daughter-in-law, and her own mother-in-law, the mother dares to confront injustice for the sake of her family. Set against the backdrop of a Marine Corps family and a community of love and loss, this powerful drama unfolds as a battle for truth, justice, and the love that transcends any obstacle.
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6. Aerosmith: Big Ones You Can Look At (1994)
Aerosmith: Big Ones You Can Look At” is a captivating home video accompaniment to the band’s compilation album, “Big Ones. ” This 1994 release presents all of Aerosmith’s music videos from their Geffen Records era, promising fans an immersive musical experience. The video features various exhilarating elements, including motorcycles, skydiving, computer animations, and virtual reality. Directed by renowned filmmakers Marty Callner and David Fincher, this one-hour forty-minute celebration of Aerosmith’s music highlights their iconic hits and the band’s undeniable charisma.
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7. Safe Passage (1994)
In “Safe Passage, ” a mother of seven sons navigates the turmoil of her personal life, including pain and a strained marriage. However, the focus shifts when she receives news of a possible deadly accident involving one of her sons.
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8. Fall Time (1995)
Fall Time” is a thrilling 1995 crime drama film that centers around a group of young men with an unusual game plan. The film follows three friends, played by Steve Alden, David Arquette, and Stephen Baldwin, who decide to pull off a mock kidnapping just for the fun of it. However, their well-intentioned prank takes a dark and unexpected turn when they discover a real bank robbery is already in the works, planned by a completely different set of criminals.
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9. To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar (1995)
In 1995’s “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, ” three eccentric drag queens set off on an unforgettable road trip from New York City to Los Angeles. Their wild, cross-country adventure comes to a screeching halt when their car breaks down in a quaint, small-town America. As the trio navigates this unfamiliar territory, they encounter unexpected challenges and learn valuable lessons about love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
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10. The Barefoot Executive (1995)
The Barefoot Executive is a quirky 1995 comedy film directed by Susan Seidelman. Set in the cutthroat world of television, the movie follows a struggling executive who, inexplicably, discovers an unlikely helper - a chimpanzee! He soon realizes that this primate has an uncanny knack for spotting out hugely successful TV shows.
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11. Countdown (1996)
FBI Agent Luke Gallagher (Jason London) and Tokyo Police Officer Aiko (Yûki Amami) team up in a thrilling 1996 adventure, Countdown. Set against the backdrop of Seattle, they form an unlikely yet effective partnership to stop a vicious criminal obsessed with an innocent student. In the Die Hard-esque scenario, these law enforcement experts engage in a race against time, working together across continents, to unravel a dangerous web of crime.
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12. If These Walls Could Talk (1996)
If These Walls Could Talk” is a thought-provoking drama that weaves together three poignant stories set in different eras, all centered around the highly debated issue of abortion. The film takes audiences on an emotional journey through the personal lives of three women and their experiences with pregnancy and the consequences that follow.
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13. Friends ‘Til the End (1997)
In “Friends ‘Til the End, ” a fiercely competitive young woman named Katie (Shannen Doherty) will stop at nothing to secure her spot as the lead singer in a local rock band. However, she faces fierce competition from her childhood girlfriend, Mary (Jennifer Blanc-Biehn). As the two women battle for the coveted position, their intense rivalry takes a dark turn, spiraling into an obsession that threatens to consume them both.
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14. Broken Vessels (1998)
Broken Vessels, ” released in 1998, is a gripping drama film directed by Scott Ziehl. The movie takes the viewer to Los Angeles when the protagonist, relocated from Pennsylvania, starts working in an ambulance service with a seemingly unflappable partner. As they navigate through the rough streets of the city, the story takes a dark turn as the character’s past comes back to haunt him in the form of drug addiction.
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15. Alien Cargo (1999)
In the not so distant future where intergalactic transportation is common, the crew of the Solar System Shipping vessel number 17 must learn to adapt quickly in “Alien Cargo. ” A routine shift change evokes chaos as the awakened crew discovers their spacecraft damaged and drifting off-course. Making matters worse, the first shift is nowhere to be found, leaving the survivors to piece together a mystery with shocking revelations.
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16. Frontline (1999)
Frontline” is a poignant drama film released in 1999, starring Jason London as American soldier Robert. Set on the harsh frontlines of France during World War II, Robert’s life takes a dramatic turn when he is captured by the Germans, plunging him into the bleak existence of a prisoner of war. Amidst this misery, he finds hope and solace in the form of a beautiful local woman named Catherine, played by Rya Kihlstedt.
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17. The Rage: Carrie 2 (1999)
In “The Rage: Carrie 2” (1999), a group of unsuspecting high school jocks unwittingly unleash an outcast teenage girl’s latent telekinetic powers. The girl’s rage-induced spree leads to a series of gruesome and shocking events, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats. With a gritty mix of horror, drama, and science fiction elements, this film explores themes of bullying, societal pressure, and the supernatural.
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18. $pent (1999)
In the gripping drama “Spent, ” out-of-work actor Dan (Jason London) finds himself penniless and desperate to pay off his mounting debts. However, he soon discovers that his unrivaled acting skills can be used as a weapon to manipulate and deceive everyone in his life. Dan masterfully scams and cons those closest to him, including his best friends, into lending or giving him the money he so desperately needs.
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19. My Teacher’s Wife (1999)
My Teacher’s Wife, ” released in 1999, is a comedy-romance film that follows the exciting adventures of a high school student named Charlie. Tired of his mundane high school life, Charlie stumbles upon a whirlwind romance with his charismatic math tutor, Lisa. However, what seems like a perfect match takes a turn when Charlie discovers a surprising truth - Lisa is secretly married to his own math teacher.
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20. Poor White Trash (2000)
Poor White Trash” is a comedy-crime film directed by Michael Addis and written by him along with Tony Urban. The movie, released in 2000, follows the story of a white-trash family who are forced to turn to crime in order to send their teenage son to college.
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21. The Hound of the Baskervilles (2000)
In the thrilling 2000 film, “The Hound of the Baskervilles, ” the mysterious death of a wealthy aristocrat sparks a criminal investigation led by the ingenious Detective Sherlock Holmes. Alongside his trusty sidekick Dr. John Watson, the dynamic duo delves into a chilling family curse that dates back centuries.
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22. Out Cold (2001)
Out Cold” is a hilarious comedy-sports film that released in 2001, under the direction of brothers Brendan and Emmett Malloy. The movie boasts an all-star line-up, including Flex Alexander, David Denman, and A. J.
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23. A Midsummer Night’s Rave (2002)
Brace yourself for a wild, modern take on a classic tale of love, deception, and misadventure. “A Midsummer Night’s Rave” (2002), inspired by William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream, ” transports us to a pulsating world of raves and revelry in a Los Angeles warehouse. In this high-energy, drug-fueled drama, love potions, techno music, and drug deals gone awry create a captivating and chaotic backdrop for our characters as they navigate the treacherous terrain of their desires.
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24. Dracula II: Ascension (2003)
Dracula II: Ascension” unravels a grisly tale of medical students who stumble upon the corpse of the infamous Count, plunging themselves into a harrowing conflict between their scientific curiosity and sinister forces. The shadowy figure, entranced by the prospect of harnessing the count’s legendary blood, initiates a game involving the students and their fate is decided by their own morality.
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25. Wasabi Tuna (2003)
Wasabi Tuna” is a thrilling comedy that takes the Halloween spirit to a whole new level. When a group of friends with a passion for the holiday takes it too far and kidnaps Anna Nicole Smith’s beloved pet, Sugar-Pie, it’s up to a group of drag queens dressed as the larger-than-life celebrity to save the day.
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26. Grind (2003)
In the 2003 comedy-adventure film “Grind, ” a group of four ambitious skaters embark on a journey to follow their idol during his summer tour. Their goal is to gain recognition, sponsorship, and ultimately achieve fame in the competitive world of skating.
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27. Identity Theft: The Michelle Brown Story (2004)
Identity Theft: The Michelle Brown Story” is a chilling and thought-provoking true crime drama, based on the life-altering experience of Michelle Brown. The film follows her journey as an unsuspecting victim, having her identity stolen and utilized to obtain a staggering $50,000 worth of merchandise.
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28. To Kill a Mockumentary (2004)
To Kill a Mockumentary” is a hilarious comedy featuring a group of aspiring filmmakers as they embark on the journey of creating their first studio film. Directed by Stephen Wallis and penned by Shawna Waldron and Stephen Wallis, this humorous mock-documentary takes audiences behind the scenes of a project gone hilariously awry.
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29. How2 Make It in Film and Television (2004)
How2 Make It in Film and Television” (2004) offers an intriguing exploration of what it takes to succeed in the world of film and television. This one-hour and ten-minute documentary delves into the lives and journey of some of the biggest names in the industry, featuring actors, directors, producers, and crew. From Hollywood’s leading lights to those on the rise, each offers their unique insights into what it takes to make it in this highly competitive field.
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30. Dracula III: Legacy (2005)
Dracula III: Legacy, takes us into the near future where Uffizi and Luke embark on a dangerous mission to rescue Elizabeth and put an end to the menacing vampire once and for all. In their perilous journey, they meet a TV news journalist and a group of rebels, united against the terrifying vampire uprising plaguing their country.
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31. The Prophecy: Forsaken (2005)
The Prophecy: Forsaken” is a gripping thriller that delves into the dark and mysterious realms of the supernatural. In this chilling adventure, young Allison is on the run from Satan’s evil angels who are hot on her heels. She clings to the ancient Lexicon, a mysterious text that foretells the identity of the Antichrist.
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32. The Prophecy: Uprising (2005)
In a thrilling and intense battle between good and evil, “The Prophecy: Uprising” unfolds as a passionate theology student comes across a mysterious ancient book of prophecies. This book uncovers an alarming war on Earth between two opposing forces of angels.
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33. Out of the Woods (2005)
Out of the Woods” takes us on a heartwarming journey of self-discovery and the unbreakable bond between a grandfather and his grandson. When the young lawyer, played by Jason London, is sent by his mother to find his “crazy” grandfather, portrayed by the iconic Ed Asner, in the deep forest, he embarks on a life-changing adventure.
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34. Glass House: The Good Mother (2006)
Glass House: The Good Mother, ” a suspenseful drama flick from 2006, centres around the seemingly ideal parental couple, the Goode’s, a family of four who move into an isolated mansion by the lake. Abby and Ethan, the siblings, start seeing their adopted parents in an entirely new light as they attempt to uncover the horrifying secrets within the walls of their new home. The movie takes viewers through a web of crime, drama, and psychological thrillers - one where every room could harbour a shocking revelation. However, with a rating of just 5.5, don’t be deceived: looks can be deceiving - at least that’s the plotline in the movie ‘Glass House: The Good Mother’.
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35. Greed (2006)
Greed - a thrilling, action-packed tale of two young women on the run from danger. In the heart of the California desert, sisters Samantha and Ruby find themselves in possession of stolen cash, and the wrong people start chasing them. Pursued by a ruthless motorcycle gang and an escapee serial killer, these sisters must use their wits and grit to survive the life-threatening situation they’ve stumbled upon.
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36. Who’s Your Monkey? (2007)
Who’s Your Monkey? . is a high-energy comedy about four childhood friends who, over the course of a thrilling night, find themselves in a series of unexpected adventures. After they murder a drug dealer, they band together to save animals from a cruel fate, dispose of the dead body, and explore the unbreakable bonds of true friendship.
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37. Showdown at Area 51 (2007)
In the nail-biting thriller “Showdown at Area 51, ” two crash-landed aliens find themselves on a mission like no other. After finding out Earth is in grave danger due to a hidden weapon, they must race against their own society’s clock to prevent the impending destruction. With Earth’s fate and theirs in the balance, they embark on an action-packed adventure to find and stop the deadly device.
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38. Adventures of Johnny Tao (2007)
Adventures of Johnny Tao is a high-energy, action-packed, and musically charged film that takes you on a thrilling journey with its protagonist, Johnny Tao (Ilram Choi). When Johnny discovers half of a magical spear hidden within his dad’s guitar, he unknowingly sets off a thrilling adventure. As the other half of the spear falls into the hands of a power-hungry, malevolent spirit, an epic battle for world domination ensues.
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39. Killer Movie (2008)
Killer Movie, ” a slasher-movie satire released in 2008, follows a reality TV director grappling with a demanding celebrity and a spiraling show. When the production takes a dark turn with a masked killer targeting the film crew, the director must race against time to unravel the mystery and stop the deadly game.
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40. The Wishing Well (2009)
The Wishing Well is a heartwarming drama that follows the story of an ambitious city reporter, eager to make a name for herself in the big world. When she arrives in a small, picturesque town, she’s assigned to write about the town’s legendary wishing well. Skeptical at first, she dismisses the idea as a mere local myth, but after throwing a coin into the well and making a whimsical wish for happiness, her life takes a magical turn.
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41. A Golden Christmas (2009)
A Golden Christmas, released in 2009, follows the heartwarming story of a divorced woman named Samantha and a divorced man named Michael who meet during the Christmas season. Both are single parents to their young children, and when Michael tries to buy their childhood home – complete with the woods where they used to play as kids – Samantha becomes determined to buy it first, fearing that they might not have the same magical connection.
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42. Sutures (2009)
In the thrilling 2009 horror-thriller, “Sutures”, a group of lifelong friends unknowingly embellish a deadly course with destiny. Their paths cross with that of Alexander Tatum, a sharp surgeon who turns from being a ruthless hunter to a menacing predator. The friends quickly become prey to Alexander’s relentless pursuit, and they soon realize that he’s just the start of their lethal encounter.
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43. The Devil’s Tomb (2009)
The Devil’s Tomb” is an action-packed, horror-thriller film releasing in 2009. Written by Keith Kjornes and directed by Jason Connery, the movie promises to deliver a heart-pounding experience.
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44. 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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45. The Lamp (2010)
The Lamp” is a heartfelt family drama that will tug at your emotions. After the tragic loss of their son, a couple’s marriage becomes tattered.
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46. The Terror Experiment (2010)
In the heart of a bustling city, an explosion shakes the foundations of a Federal Building, unleashing a terrifying virus. A mastermind terrorist has set off this deadly chain of events, releasing a virus that targets the human adrenal system. Instantly, the unsuspecting victims are metamorphosed into raging killer-zombies, fighting and killing each other in a brutal frenzy.
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47. Monsterwolf (2010)
In the thrilling movie “Monsterwolf” from 2010, a group of oil company representatives unearth something unexpected while drilling on newfound land. They accidentally release a terrifying wolf-like creature that begins terrorizing a small town. As the rampage continues, it becomes clear to the terrified locals that their only hope for survival lies in the hands of the last surviving native American.
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48. Snow Beast (2011)
Snow Beast, released in 2011, is a thrilling adventure movie set against the backdrop of the Canadian wilderness. Jim (John Schneider), a researcher, and his team return to study the Canadian Lynx. However, this year, the wildlife has disappeared, and an unknown force threatens to increase the body count.
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49. Tomorrow’s End (2011)
In the hilarious and uplifting 2011 film, “Tomorrow’s End, ” we follow a series of comedic shorts that weave together themes of love, tragedy, and starting over. Directed by talented filmmakers Hunter G. Williams, Scott Michael Campbell, and Ryan O’Corrigan, this heartwarming comedy-drama was made possible by a group of gifted writers and actors, including stars Scott Michael Campbell, Hunter G. Williams, and Ryan Merriman.
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50. Storm War (2011)
In the gripping 2011 film, Storm War, the city of Washington is under siege from a series of unexplained weather disasters, wreaking havoc and leaving the citizens grasping for answers. Two brothers, both sons of a renowned scientist and meteorologist, take it upon themselves to unravel the mystery behind these relentless assaults from Mother Nature.
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51. Mask Maker (2011)
Mask Maker”, originally titled “Maskerade, ” is a 2011 horror film set in the backwoods of USA. Directed by Griff Furst and written by Eric Miller, Jake Kennedy, and Griff Furst, the movie revolves around a young, deformed boy who, after witnessing his mother’s demise, returns from the dead to avenge himself.
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52. The Accidental Missionary (2012)
The Accidental Missionary” is a heartwarming, family-friendly comedy-drama that follows the adventures of Hollywood bigwig DJ Miller, who finds himself in the middle of an unexpected missionary trip. As he navigates through unfamiliar territory and encounters a colorful array of characters, DJ discovers that life’s most significant moments are not predetermined, but rather, the result of serendipitous encounters.
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53. A Night of Nightmares (2012)
In the year 2012, “A Night of Nightmares” introduces a chilling and thrilling take on post-apocalyptic world-building, with a disease plaguing the earth. Buddy Giovinazzo’s directorial effort tells the story of a weary man who finds himself confined to his home in a bleak and desolate world.
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54. Black Box (2012)
Experience the thrilling and captivating world of “Black Box, ” a 2012 Canadian fantasy, sci-fi, and western film by director Matthew Schilling. The movie takes viewers on an extraordinary journey where vastly different people intertwine as they unlock the mysterious power held within an ancient black box. This otherworldly artifact reveals the deepest desires of the owner, offering unimaginable riches and power.
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55. Fatal Call (2012)
In the gripping thriller “Fatal Call, ” a small-town man finds himself entangled in an intense affair with a beguiling woman, unknowingly setting the course for his life to spiral out of control. With an intriguing plot and heart-pounding suspense, Jack Snyder’s directorial debut combines the allure of seduction with the danger of temptation. Featuring a captivating cast including Jason London, Danielle Harris, and Kevin Sorbo, “Fatal Call” delivers a powerful performance that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
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56. Smitty (2012)
Smitty, ” a heartwarming family drama from 2012, tells the story of a thirteen-year-old boy named Smitty, who crosses paths with a lovable mutt of the same name. Despite their initial clashes, the young boy and his adorable canine companion form an unbreakable bond that teaches him the true meaning of friendship, family, and responsibility.
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57. Wiener Dog Nationals (2013)
Wiener Dog Nationals” is a heartwarming family comedy about an underdog Dachshund named Shelly, who becomes a beloved member of the family when they adopt her from a shelter. Unbeknownst to them, Shelly’s new family is set off on a fun-filled adventure as they discover Shelly’s unmatched running skills, making her the perfect competitor for the prestigious Wiener Dog Nationals. With one goal in mind - to win the nation’s greatest wiener dog race, the family embarks on this incredible journey, where laughter, camaraderie, and fierce competition come together.
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58. Untold (2014)
Untold (2014) takes viewers on a poignant journey into the lives of a young veteran dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). After a shocking hate crime triggers disturbing flashbacks, she is reluctantly drawn into a group of women who have each experienced their own share of pain. As the eclectic group of women encourages her to confront the truth, she begins to uncover layers of lies buried within her family’s past.
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59. Awaken (2015)
Awaken” (originally titled “A Perfect Vacation”), an adrenaline-pumping action-packed horror film, was released in 2015. Directed by Mark Atkins, this movie is a heart-stopping thriller that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The plot revolves around a group of random strangers waking up on a mysterious island. The twist? They’re systematically hunted down.
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60. Shark Island (2015)
Shark Island” is a terrifying adventure that will make you think twice before diving into the ocean. This 2015 horror movie sees four friends embark on a dream vacation, only to find themselves pitted against an unholy combination of nature’s deadliest predators coupled with the world’s most dreaded creatures.
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61. My First Miracle (2015)
My First Miracle” is a heartwarming drama that takes us on a journey with Angelica, a resilient 16-year-old girl battling a rare form of cancer called Myelodysplastic Syndrome. Despite her illness, Angelica is determined to live a normal life and finds solace in her hopes of finding her first true love before it’s too late. As the holiday season approaches, Angelica’s spirit is ignited, and she finds strength from the miracles around her - small moments that fill her life with hope and joy.
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62. Richard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny (2016)
Dive into the fascinating world of acclaimed filmmaker Richard Linklater with the captivating documentary “Richard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny. ” Directed by Louis Black and Karen Bernstein, this inspiring film provides an unparalleled look at the life and work of the iconic Austin, Texas-based director.
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63. Dam Sharks (2016)
In “Dam Sharks, ” the world is thrown into chaos when a vicious shark species starts building massive dams using human bodies as building blocks. As the sharks take over the world, it’s up to a team of intrepid heroes to save the day and restore balance. With stunning action sequences, heart-pounding suspense, and plenty of laughs along the way, “Dam Sharks” delivers a thrilling and unique experience that’s sure to leave you on the edge of your seat.
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64. Classic Hollywood Cinemas (2016)
Classic Hollywood Cinemas” is a fascinating documentary that explores the rich history and heritage of movie theaters in Hollywood. From the golden age to present day, this film takes viewers on an in-depth journey through iconic theaters that have shaped the face of cinema as we know it. Featuring interviews with experts and archival footage, this documentary will captivate both film enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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65. As Far as the Eye Can See (2016)
As Far as the Eye Can See” is a poignant drama film that delves into the life of former piano prodigy, Jack Ridge. Living on a dilapidated farm, Jack has struggled to leave his past behind, finding solace in his memories rather than moving forward. As the future encroaches upon his life, Jack must confront the challenges that lie ahead and face the prospects of change.
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66. Nightworld: Door of Hell (2017)
Nightworld: Door of Hell” is a thrilling horror film released in 2017, directed by Patricio Valladares and starring Jason London, Robert Englund, and Gianni Capaldi. The story follows former LAPD officer Brett Anderson, who takes a job as the head of security in an old apartment building in Bulgaria’s capital, Sofia.
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67. Do I Say I Do? (2017)
Do I Say I Do? ” is a captivating romance about a former couple trying to make a fresh start. Author Jessica Bender is thrust into an uncomfortable partnership with her ex-boyfriend, Mike Pryce, her now-book editor. As they work together, they both confront the lingering flames of their love.
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68. After School Special (2017)
In the action-packed comedy “After School Special” (2017), two high school students, Tim and Carl, find themselves caught up in a thrilling adventure after being mentored by the infamous nightclub owner, Mr. Whitefeather. Their lives turn upside down when their classmate, Lisa, mysteriously goes missing. With the help of their new mentor, the kids embark on a daring quest to uncover the truth behind Lisa’s disappearance. Little do they know, they are up against a secret society that will go to extreme lengths to keep their secrets hidden.
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69. Hostage X (2017)
In the heart-pounding thriller, Hostage X, a man mysteriously wakes up with no recollection of his past. As he grapples to understand his identity, his kidnappers torment him with the looming threat of death.
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70. Crystal (2017)
In the gritty world of crime and corruption, 10-year-old Crystal is left with a difficult choice - honor her mother’s dying promise, or risk being sold into the twisted reality of the underworld. Despite being surrounded by an abusive cop who wields power in their rural town, a corrupt sheriff, and a group of seedy dealers, Crystal must learn to navigate through a web of deceit to protect herself from the dangers that lurk at every corner.
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71. Safe (2017)
In the gripping 2017 thriller “Safe”, the NSA Deputy Director is thrust into a race against time as he must devise an ingenious plan to save his kidnapped child. The harrowing situation finds him between a rock and a hard place, as he’s also faced with the responsibility of upholding the privacy of American citizens and safeguarding the secrets of the powerful agency he serves.
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72. Trafficked (2017)
In the gripping film “Trafficked, ” three young women from America, Nigeria, and India are unwittingly caught in an intricate global web of organ trafficking, forced labor, and sex slavery. Trapped in a Texas brothel, the girls must unite their courage and strength to embark on a perilous escape, fighting not only for their freedom, but their lives. “Trafficked” is a heart-wrenching drama inspired by true events, tackling the horrifying reality of modern-day slavery.
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73. The Second Coming of Christ (2018)
The Second Coming of Christ” is a riveting drama that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through the eyes of a talented female scientist. Set against the backdrop of a dystopian world facing the end times, her quest leads her to the discovery of true faith and its power to bring miracles.
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74. Urban Country (2018)
In the heart of a bustling city, a young girl grapples with her identity and her dreams. Torn between the allure of the urban lifestyle and the tranquility of a quiet country farmhouse, she must make a choice that will forever shape her future.
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75. The Christmas Contract (2018)
The Christmas Contract” is a heartwarming, family-friendly holiday film that will have you rooting for love and joy. The movie follows a recently-single woman, played by Hilarie Burton, who is dreading her return to her Louisiana hometown for Christmas. Adding to her worries, she discovers that her ex-boyfriend will also be there with his new girlfriend, leaving her feeling left out and jealous.
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76. Amanda and the Fox (2018)
Amanda and the Fox is a captivating and heartwarming family comedy that will leave viewers of all ages entertained and enthralled. When ten-year-old Amanda desperately wants a dog but her father won’t allow it, she stumbles across a young fox and makes a plan to keep it with her friend Maggie. Little do they know that their adorable new pet is being hunted by a pair of bumbling Russians who have an ulterior motive. As the kids navigate the challenges of keeping their secret and protect themselves from the pursuing Russians, they grow closer to each other and the fox, forming an unbreakable bond.
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77. Fury of the Fist and the Golden Fleece (2018)
In the colorful and action-packed world of “Fury of the Fist and the Golden Fleece” (2018), the legendary porn star of the ’70s, played by none other than Danny Trejo, finds himself embroiled in a bizarre conspiracy in the ’80s. He is on a quest to save all of mankind by stopping the sinister plot to sell estrogen-laced meat and emasculate men.
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78. Marriage Killer (2019)
Dive into the dark world of forbidden desires and deadly consequences in the thrilling film “Marriage Killer. ” When a couple, John and Sarah, decide to explore an exclusive “member’s only club” on their anniversary night, they soon realize they’ve made a fatal mistake. Caught in a tangled web of passion, betrayal, and danger, their lives begin to spin out of control.
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79. A Walk with Grace (2019)
A Walk with Grace” is a heartfelt romance film that follows the journey of a prodigal son, played by Chase Miller, as he returns to his hometown in Ohio to face the life he left behind. With a star-studded cast featuring Ashley Bratcher and Max Shulaw, the movie takes viewers on an emotional journey through forgiveness, faith, and rediscovering one’s first love.
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80. Acceleration (2019)
Acceleration” is a pulse-pounding action-thriller filled with twists and turns, where a mother is pushed to the edge by a ruthless mob boss. Set over the course of one night in Los Angeles, the mom must navigate dangerous streets to complete vital tasks - all while having her feet tied and going barefoot.
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81. Full Count (2019)
Full Count” is a heart-wrenching dramedy set in the world of baseball, where life takes an unexpected turn for a talented young player. As he faces a crisis that puts the future of his family’s farm at risk, his dreams of playing college baseball are shattered. This compelling film takes the viewer on a bittersweet journey, exploring themes of growth, resilience, and family bonding in the face of adversity.
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