Dive into the world of Joe Dallesandro, a multifaceted actor who has graced the silver screen for decades. From his early beginnings in the underground film scene to his more mainstream roles, this roundup of Joe Dallesandro Movies will take you on a journey through his diverse and captivating career.
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1. **** (1967)
Unrated and thought-provoking, the 1967 film '****' (also known as '****') defies typical mainstream movie structure with an ambitious narrative. Consisting of 83 reels, each approximately 33 minutes long, it's designed to be shown with two projectors running simultaneously, giving off a double exposure, triple exposure, even quadruple exposure effect.
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2. San Diego Surf (1968)
San Diego Surf" is a compelling drama film from 1968 that was released in 2012. Directed by Paul Morrissey and Andy Warhol, the movie follows the story of a married couple, Viva and Taylor Mead, who rent their extra beach-house to a group of surfers.
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3. The Loves of Ondine (1968)
The Loves of Ondine" is a compelling drama from 1968, directed by Paul Morrissey and Andy Warhol. The film follows the story of Ondine, a gay man endeavoring to change his sexual orientation through interactions with different women.
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4. Flesh (1968)
Flesh" (1968), directed by Paul Morrissey, is a raw drama that delves into a world of desperation, desire, and taboo. The film follows the story of a struggling man who turns to prostitution in order to make ends meet.
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5. Lonesome Cowboys (1968)
Lonesome Cowboys, a quirky comedy from 1968, follows five cowboys as they grapple with their desires and find themselves entangled in an explosive situation with Ramona Alvarez and her nurse. Directed by Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey, this film subverts conventional storytelling and pushes boundaries, earning its explicit content rating for its raw, transgressive nature.
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6. Trash (1970)
Trash" is a gripping 1970 drama film directed by Paul Morrissey that brings to light the harsh realities of addiction and its consequences. The plot revolves around a heroin addict who engages in various desperate attempts to secure a better life, all while struggling with his drug-induced impotence. As the day unfolds, the addict's actions lead to a series of encounters with different women, resulting in an intense exploration of the lower class's struggles and the harshness of societal norms.
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7. Heat (1972)
Heat" is a comedy-drama film that takes aim at the casual sexual adventures of a one-time child actor in Hollywood. The story follows his encounters with a bratty on-again, off-again lesbian character, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative. Despite its mature content, the movie is not shy about displaying explicit scenes, including female topless nudity, deep cleavage, and older woman-younger man sex.
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8. Flesh for Frankenstein (1973)
Flesh for Frankenstein, released in 1974, blended horror, science-fiction, and dark humor, taking audiences on a twisted journey through the mind of its masterful characters. The film stars the striking Dalila Di Lazzaro as Barbara, who is brought back to life by the eccentric and enigmatic Baron Frankenstein, portrayed by Udo Kier.
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9. Garden of Death (1974)
Garden of Death" (1974) is a chilling horror film that follows the twisted journey of a sinister landscaper named Jake Gardner. This lesser-known gem of the genre offers a unique blend of intrigue, supernatural elements, and character development.
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10. Blood for Dracula (1974)
Blood for Dracula, a 1974 Italian-French-American horror film, follows the story of an ailing vampire count who, accompanied by his loyal servant, sets out on a quest to find a bride in Italy. As they embark on their journey, the unsettling world of vampirism unfolds in all its visceral grandeur, delving deep into the forbidden realms of incest, lesbian desires, and the female form. With its explicit content, Blood for Dracula is sure to leave you shuddering and questioning your own sensibilities.
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11. One Woman's Lover (1974)
One Woman's Lover, originally titled "Donna è bello, " is a captivating 1974 drama film that delves into the life of Ottavia, a woman left alone this summer, and the unexpected arrival of Walter, who changes her life forever. Walter is young, strikingly handsome, yet cruel, turning the tide of Ottavia's existence.
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12. The Climber (1975)
In "The Climber" (1975), a young American aspiring to be a career criminal embarks on a perilous journey in Italy. Starting out as a low-level worker for a powerful gangster, the ambitious protagonist soon finds himself in hot water as he engages in risky business deals. Banished from the gang, he is determined to take revenge.
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13. Fango bollente (1975)
Fango Bollente" is an Italian action-crime film released in 1975. Directed by Vittorio Salerno, the movie features a cast led by stars Joe Dallesandro, Martine Brochard, and Enrico Maria Salerno.
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14. Black Moon (1975)
Black Moon, a 1975 French film directed by Louis Malle, combines elements of fantasy, horror, and mystery in a tale that's both surreal and absurd. Set in a remote farmhouse, the story revolves around a young girl who escapes a gender war and becomes engulfed in the eccentric lifestyle of an extensive family. The film's unique blend of genres, along with its fantastical elements such as pigs and unicorns, invites viewers to delve into a world that's both bizarre and inexplicable.
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15. Season for Assassins (1975)
As chaos sweeps through a city, a weary chief of police struggles to protect his citizens from a menacing gang of youths. Caught in a volatile situation, the police chief finds himself torn between the bloodthirsty citizens who demand retribution and a compassionate Catholic priest who insists on showing kindness to the young boys.
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16. Je t'aime moi non plus (1976)
Je t'aime moi non plus, a 1976 drama film, follows Johnny, a lonely truck-stop waitress, as she longs for love. She develops a crush on the local garbage truck driver, Krassky, despite her boss Boris' warnings.
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17. Born Winner (1976)
Get ready for an exciting crime drama with a touch of Italian flair! "Born Winner" (1976), known as "L'ultima volta" in Italian, centers around a young man whose passions lie in money, beautiful women, and racing motorcycles. This thrilling tale follows the ambitious hero as he devises a daring plan that combines all of these interests, all while committing the ultimate crime.
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18. La marge (1976)
La Marge" is a 1976 French drama full of eroticism and passion, directed by Walerian Borowczyk. The film centers around the enigmatic character Sigismond, played by Joe Dallesandro, who finds himself in the throes of an erotic haze, clouding his judgment. The story unfolds as Sigismond, on a business trip to Paris, falls under the spell of a seductive prostitute, portrayed by the captivating Sylvia Kristel.
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19. A Simple Heart (1977)
In 1977, Giorgio Ferrara directed the Italian drama "A Simple Heart, " based on the short story by Gustave Flaubert. This poignant film tells the story of Felicita, a hardworking peasant woman who works as a maid, and Teodoro, a charming young man who consistently disappoints his hosts. As their lives intertwine, both characters experience heartache and disillusionment.
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20. Safari Rally (1978)
Safari Rally, " a 1978 Italo-Kenyan action-adventure film, showcases Paul Stark, a seasoned rally driver, and Joe Massi, an aspiring and talented young racer. As the two rival drivers compete in the race through rugged Kenyan terrain, they discover a web of passion, deceit, and betrayal. The film's captivating plot features twists and turns that leave viewers on the edge of their seats, and it's laced with hints of a forbidden love story.
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21. Tapage nocturne (1979)
Experience an intimate and provocative exploration of human relationships in the French drama, Tapage nocturne. Directed by Catherine Breillat, this 1979 film delves into the complexities of an open marriage, where a cuckolded husband allows his wife to engage in intimate encounters with another man.
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22. The Killer Nun (1979)
The Killer Nun, " also known as "Suor Omicidi, " is a 1979 Italian horror film directed by Giulio Berruti, starring the legendary Swedish actress Anita Ekberg. Ekberg portrays the title character, Sister Gertrude, who delves into a dark and twisted world of drug addiction, sexual degradation, and sadistic murder.
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23. Merry-Go-Round (1980)
Experience a captivating adventure in the 1980 film, Merry-Go-Round, directed by Jacques Rivette. Set in the heart of Paris, the movie revolves around Elizabeth, played by the enchanting Maria Schneider, as she sends telegrams to her estranged lover Ben in New York, and her younger sister Leo in Rome. They are all invited to join her in Paris for a poignant reason - to sell their dead father's estate. Upon their arrival, they are swept away on a mysterious journey filled with unexpected challenges and intriguing twists.
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24. Madness (1980)
In the heart-pounding thriller "Madness, " a cunning escaped convict named Tony, played by Joe Dallesandro, takes up residence in a secluded home and manipulates the unsuspecting occupants into fighting against each other for his sadistic entertainment. The convict's ultimate goal is to unearth hidden loot from a previous robbery that he stashed on the property.
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25. Parano (1981)
Parano, " a 1981 French drama-horror film, follows the life of Carol, a woman who, after brutally killing her husband and daughter, creates a new identity to escape her past. Directed by Bernard Dubois and written by the same, the movie delves into a psychological journey filled with paranoia, fear, and philosophical musings. Jean-Pierre Léaud, Agathe Vannier, and Lou Castel headline the cast, bringing depth to this suspenseful story.
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26. Queen Lear (1982)
Queen Lear, " a gripping 1982 French drama film, follows the intriguing life of Georges, a young man living with his widowed mother after the death of his father. However, as the plot unfolds, Georges' father makes a surprising return, which only adds to the suspense. Directed by Mokhtar Chorfi and written by the same talented individual, this intense drama explores the depth of family, the devastation of loss, and the complexity of human relationships.
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27. The Cotton Club (1984)
The Cotton Club" transports viewers to the jazz-infused, opulent world of Harlem's most notorious nightclub in the 1920s and '30s. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola and written by William Kennedy, Francis Ford Coppola, and Mario Puzo, the film showcases the lives of jazz musicians, dancers, and patrons, intertwining with a dangerous underworld involving gangsters such as Dutch Schultz. It also explores the era of Prohibition and the infamous speakeasy atmosphere.
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28. Joey (1986)
Joey (1986), a captivating drama, follows the life of a rebellious teenager who runs away from home to pursue his dream of becoming a musician. The film delves into the strained relationship between the young protagonist and his hard-drinking father, a former musician struggling to make ends meet. As Joey embarks on his own musical journey, the challenges he faces, both personal and professional, test the young man's resilience and his passion for the art.
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29. Critical Condition (1987)
Critical Condition" takes to the big screen in 1987, a light-hearted comedy with a talented cast and a story that's far from ordinary. Richard Pryor stars as Kevin Lennihan, a con man entangled in the high-stakes world of jewel smuggling. Caught unawares, he finds himself falsely accused and sentenced to an insane asylum for a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation.
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30. Private War (1988)
In 1988, Private War was released, offering viewers an intense war drama filled with intrigue and action. Following the story of an army sergeant haunted by his past, the film provides a chilling look into the world of special forces. Directed by Frank De Palma and written by himself, along with Terry Borst and Björn Carlström, the movie features a talented cast including Martin Hewitt, Joe Dallesandro, and Kimberly Beck.
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31. Sunset (1988)
In 1929 Hollywood, the Academy Awards are the site of a murder that becomes a high-stakes game of deception and corruption. Veteran cowboys Tom Mix and Wyatt Earp team up to unravel this deadly mystery, but the investigation quickly becomes personal when they discover a shocking involvement - a woman dressing as a man.
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32. Double Revenge (1988)
Double Revenge" is an intense action-drama thriller from 1988, directed by Armand Mastroianni. This film showcases the story of an innocent bystander who seeks revenge against a notorious bank robber after becoming the victim of a brutal encounter. Starring Joe Dallesandro, Vinny Argiro, and Julie Ariala, the gripping plot takes viewers on a thrilling ride of revenge, murder, and justice.
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33. The Hollywood Detective (1989)
The Hollywood Detective, " a 1989 crime drama thriller, delves into the life of a fading actor who played a private investigator on television. When a fan of the actor begs for help, he turns to real detective work, finding himself surrounded by unsolved mysteries and false accusations. Directed by Kevin Connor with a stellar cast including Telly Savalas, Helene Udy, and George Coe, this movie brings elements of crime, drama, and suspense together.
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34. Almost an Angel (1990)
Almost an Angel, a 1990 comedy-drama film directed by John Cornell, stars Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, and Elias Koteas. The film revolves around a small-time crook who, after a traumatic incident involving near-death, decides to take on the role of an angel and perform acts of kindness. With an intriguing premise and a combination of comedy and drama, this heartwarming tale explores the power of believing and the impact that one person can have on the lives of others.
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35. Cry-Baby (1990)
In the 1950s Baltimore, John Travolta wannabe, Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker (played by a young and vibrant Johnny Depp), falls in love with the righteously pure and beautiful Allison (from the luscious lips of Amy Locane). Trouble arises when Allison's boyfriend, Baldwin (portrayed by Ricki Lake, making her debut), takes offense to their forbidden love and sets out for revenge.
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36. Inside Out (1991)
Inside Out, originally released in 1991, is a unique and unapologetic exploration of adult themes through storytelling. It features a collection of tales that delve into the complexities of love, relationships, and the human experience. The film's edgy and unconventional approach, comparable to HBO's famous series "Tales from the Crypt", is set against a backdrop of high-quality production value and clever direction.
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37. Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue (1991)
Step into the darkly alluring world of 'Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue, ' a 1991 drama-romance film set in 1958 California. Directed by the provocative Zalman King and written by his own hand, the movie presents us with a teenage girl entering a high-class brothel as a prostitute following the death of her father. As she navigates the complexities of her new life, she encounters a range of characters from the lascivious to the compassionate.
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38. Guncrazy (1992)
Guncrazy, " a 1992 neo-noir crime drama, follows the life of a rebellious, small-town teenage girl who finds herself intertwined in a dangerous world of corruption and violence. After murdering her abusive step-father, the girl inadvertently strikes up an unlikely friendship with a reformed ex-convict, whom she later helps get released from prison. As their twisted bond evolves, she becomes determined to re-corrupt him, leading the two down a tumultuous and dangerous path.
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39. Bad Love (1992)
Bad Love, " originally titled "Love Is Like That, " is a gripping 1992 drama film set in the heart of modern-day Los Angeles. The story follows a passionate couple, one a resilient secretary and the other an aimless loner, who find themselves struggling to make ends meet. As the intensity of their love fades, they are driven to commit a desperate act of robbery, targeting an aging actress.
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40. Sugar Hill (1993)
Sugar Hill" is a gritty crime drama from 1993, directed by Leon Ichaso and written by Barry Michael Cooper. Starring Wesley Snipes, Michael Wright, and Khandi Alexander, it tells the story of a drug dealer (played by Snipes) who aims to turn his life around and escape the world of crime by starting a new life with his girlfriend. However, the transition to a cleaner, crime-free existence proves to be even more disastrous than the dangerous world he's trying to leave behind.
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41. Empire of the Censors (1995)
From the creators of the documentary "Empire of the Censors" comes a fascinating journey into the history of film and video censorship in Great Britain. This intriguing documentary delves into the fascinating and sometimes controversial world of BBFC, the British Board of Film Classification.
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42. Theodore Rex (1995)
In the futuristic world of Theodore Rex, a resilient female police detective finds herself partnered with an unlikely companion - a talking dinosaur. Together, they embark on a thrilling adventure to uncover the truth behind a series of mysterious prehistoric animal deaths. As they delve deeper into the conspiracy, they discover a mad scientist with a sinister plan to unleash a catastrophic new Armageddon.
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43. Beefcake (1998)
Beefcake" is a gripping drama that takes us back to the 1950s, a time when muscle men's magazines were all the rage, masquerading as health and fitness publications. However, beneath the surface, these magazines had a primarily gay male readership. The film focuses on Bob Mizer, a prominent figure in the industry, who ran a magazine and produced sexually explicit films for men.
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44. L.A. Without a Map (1998)
L. A. Without a Map, " released in 1999, is a delightful blend of comedy, drama, and romance set against the backdrop of Hollywood. Directed by Mika Kaurismäki and written by Kaurismäki and Richard Rayner, the film follows a determined British writer (David Tennant) as he embarks on a mission to woo a young actress (Shannyn Sossaman). With a charming and whimsical approach, the movie explores the challenges and joys of navigating the unpredictable world of love and show business.
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45. The Limey (1999)
The Limey, " directed by Steven Soderbergh, is a gripping crime drama set in the heart of Los Angeles. When an explosive Englishman, played by Terence Stamp, hears about the death of his daughter, he makes an extremely volatile journey to California to find the man he believes is responsible.
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46. Superstar in a Housedress (2004)
Superstar in a Housedress (2004) delves into the life of Jackie Curtis, a Warhol transvestite superstar known for their artistic and groundbreaking contributions to the world of performance art. As both a man and a woman, they broke barriers and inspired those around them, including the likes of Andy Warhol.
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47. Little Joe (2009)
Little Joe" is a riveting documentary that delves into the life of Actor Joe Dallesandro, a male sex symbol who spans an astonishing 40-year career. His career journey takes us from the iconic films with Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey to more recent works by renowned directors like Louis Malle and Jacques Rivette.
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48. Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the '70s (2012)
Eurocrime! . The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the '70s" is a captivating documentary that delves into the thrilling and often brutal Italian 'poliziotteschi' films of the 1970s.
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49. M4M: Measure for Measure (2015)
M4M: Measure for Measure" (2015) is a thought-provoking comedy-drama that takes you on a whimsical journey in a world where justice is served in the most peculiar of ways. When a cunning Duke entrusts his kingdom to a straitlaced soldier, the kingdom is governed by an archaic law, and fornication is punishable by death.
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50. Letters to Paul Morrissey (2018)
Letters to Paul Morrissey" is a unique and captivating film, set for release in November 2019. Directed by Armand Rovira and Saida Benzal, the drama stars Xavi Sáez, Almar G. Sato, and María Fajula. The movie boasts a runtime of one hour and eighteen minutes and is supported by Dynamite Films and From Outer Space.
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51. Steven Arnold: Heavenly Bodies (2019)
Steven Arnold: Heavenly Bodies" is a documentary that unveils the lesser-known yet intriguing life of American multimedia artist, photographer, and protégé of Salvador Dali - Steven Arnold. Delving into surrealism and showcasing Arnold's vast and eclectic artistic output, the film takes audiences through the artist's life and early demise. A plethora of insights into the enigmatic genius's world offers a compelling and provocative experience.
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52. Gainsbourg, toute une vie (2021)
Gainsbourg, toute une vie is a riveting French documentary that takes an unfiltered look into the life and career of the eclectic and enigmatic Serge Gainsbourg. This 1-hour 50-minute self-portrait offers viewers a glimpse into the multifaceted life of the iconic French musician and artist, who tragically died on March 2, 1991, at the age of 62.
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53. Babylon (2022)
Step into the world of unbridled ambition and opulent indulgence in "Babylon, " a thrilling drama set against the backdrop of the 1920s in early Hollywood. Directed by the visionary Damien Chazelle, this film explores the rise and fall of multiple captivating characters amidst an era of decadence and depravity.
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54. 24 Hour Sunset (2023)
24 Hour Sunset" is a captivating documentary that takes viewers on an immersive journey through the heart of the Los Angeles art scene. Directed by Edouard de Luze and Charles Derenne, and produced by Takt, this film explores the vibrant and dynamic world of contemporary art in the City of Angels.
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