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All 13 Melissa McBride Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Melissa McBride as we round up her best movies to date. From dramatic roles to heartwarming performances, McBride has proved herself to be a versatile and talented actress. Join us as we explore the depths of her acting career and highlight the movies that have left a lasting impression on both critics and audiences alike.
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1. Her Deadly Rival (1995)
Her Deadly Rival, released in 1995, is a riveting drama film featuring an outstanding cast, including Harry Hamlin, Annie Potts, and Lisa Zane. Directed by James Hayman and written by Dan Vining, this mystery unfolds as a man’s marriage hangs in the balance due to an unidentified admirer.
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2. Mutant Species (1995)
In the remote wooded area of the United States, disaster strikes when a rocket carrying bio-hazardous material crashes. An army team is dispatched to retrieve the toxic cargo, but before they can complete their mission, one infected soldier mutates into a terrifying monster. The other escaped soldier is determined to stop the nightmare creature and the army team sent to capture it.
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3. Any Place But Home (1997)
In the thrilling drama “Any Place But Home, ” a young boy named Jake finds himself in the middle of a ransom situation after being kidnapped. The kidnapper, intent on a payday, is met with a twist when his sister-in-law and her husband step in to foil the plan. After taking possession of the ransom money, they intend to turn it over to the police.
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4. Close to Danger (1997)
Close to Danger (1997) is a thrilling drama that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The film follows a determined college student, played by Lisa Rinna, who becomes increasingly suspicious of a novelist, portrayed by Rob Estes. As she delves deeper into the author’s work, she finds herself in the heart of a dangerous puzzle.
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5. Pirates of Silicon Valley (1999)
Step into the world of high-stakes business and intense rivalry in the dramatized biopic, “Pirates of Silicon Valley. ” Released in 1999, this film takes us on a thrilling journey through the history of Apple and Microsoft, two powerhouse software companies that dominated the industry.
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6. The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys (2002)
In “The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, ” a group of Catholic school friends find themselves at the center of an epic heist, all while navigating the challenges of adolescence in the 1970s. When their naughty comic book drawing goes awry, they devise an elaborate plan to outdo their previous pranks, striving for local legend status.
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7. The Last Adam (2006)
The Last Adam” is a heartfelt drama that follows Bobby Jackson, played by Leonard Roberts, as he returns to his hometown of Lake City, Alabama after many years of being away. As he reflects on his past, he’s left wondering about the lives of his friends, ‘the Bama Rascals, ’ the misfit group Bobby was once a part of in the seventies. Through the film, we’re introduced to the challenges and triumphs these former misfits faced, and the extraordinary efforts of their late-life mentors, Coach Billy Adams and his wife Betty.
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8. The Mist (2007)
In the supernatural horror thriller “The Mist” (2007), a freak storm releases a harrowing force of bloodthirsty creatures upon a small town. A group of desperate townspeople barricade themselves in a supermarket to fend off the deadly visitors, only to discover a more terrifying threat lurking within the store itself.
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9. Delgo (2008)
Delgo” is an enthralling animated adventure movie, released in 2008. It’s about an adventurous but naive teenager named Delgo, who must lead his group of friends to defend their world amidst conflict between the Lockni and Nohrin people. This thrilling movie, rated PG, runs for 94 minutes.
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10. Living Proof (2008)
Living Proof is a thought-provoking biographical drama that tells the inspiring true story of Dr. Harold E.
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11. The Reconstruction of William Zero (2014)
The Reconstruction of William Zero” is a 2014 sci-fi drama thriller that unfolds with a captivating plot twist. After an accident, a brilliant geneticist wakes up with only fragments of his memory. To regain his identity, he embarks on a journey guided by his twin brother. However, as he digs deeper, he starts to doubt the truth of his existence.
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12. The Happys (2016)
The Happys” is a riveting comedy film released in 2016, directed by Tom Gould and John Serpe. With a runtime of 1 hour and 27 minutes and a content rating of none, this film is one you won’t want to miss.
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13. The Walking Dead: The Journey So Far (2016)
Relive the harrowing journey of the survivors in The Walking Dead with the captivating documentary, “The Walking Dead: The Journey So Far. ” This 1h 26min documentary takes you on an epic rollercoaster ride through the first six seasons of the critically acclaimed series, offering a unique perspective by those who have lived the story. From the moment Rick Grimes wakes up in the hospital, to the last moments of Season 6, prepare to be mesmerized as the documentary unravels the intense drama, suspense, and horror that has become synonymous with The Walking Dead. Keep your eyes peeled for outtakes during the end credits, a scene during the end credits, and a special reference to ZZ Top.
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