All 90 Stephen Baldwin Movies (in Order)
Dive into the world of Stephen Baldwin Movies with our exciting roundup article, where we take a closer look at the filmography of this prominent actor. Get ready to indulge in intriguing plotlines, memorable characters, and a deep understanding of Baldwin’s journey in the entertainment industry.
1. The Beast of War (1988)
The Beast of War, “ a 1988 film directed by Kevin Reynolds and written by William Mastrosimone, immerses viewers in the brutal realities of war. Set against the backdrop of Afghanistan, the thrilling adventure follows a Soviet tank and its fearless crew as they become lost in enemy territory. As they try to make their way back to their patrol, they are pursued by a vengeful group of rebels.
2. Homeboy (1988)
Homeboy, “ released in 1988, is a crime drama with compelling twists and turns. Mickey Rourke plays the lead role of the self-destructive, yet tough, small-time boxer named Eddie. Eddie, a drifter with a serious brain injury that could end his life, unexpectedly meets and falls for a charming carnival owner named Ruby. Played by Debra Feuer, Ruby is a refreshing, lovable character whose presence adds depth to the film.
3. Casualties of War (1989)
Casualties of War” is a gripping drama set during the tumultuous Vietnam War. The story revolves around a courageous soldier who becomes an outsider in his own squad when they commit an unjust act of kidnapping a female villager. As the tension builds, the central character must choose between loyalty to his comrades and standing up for justice.
4. Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989)
Last Exit to Brooklyn” is a 1989 drama film set in the tumultuous New York City of the mid-twentieth century. The film, directed by Uli Edel, explores a world of brutality and broken dreams, with themes of union corruption, violence, and sexuality.
5. Born on the Fourth of July (1989)
Born on the Fourth of July” (1989) is a moving and riveting drama based on the life of Ron Kovic, a decorated United States Marine. The film was inspired by Kovic’s 1976 autobiography of the same title. Oscar Award-winning director Oliver Stone, along with Kovic, penned the screenplay.
6. Jury Duty; The Comedy (1990)
In the lighthearted comedy “Jury Duty; The Comedy, “ courtroom antics abound as an accountant (Pinchot) finds himself at the center of an embezzlement case. With four roles to his name, this shy man is suddenly painted as a womanizer, thanks to a provocative secretary (Scoggins). The unlikely persona grants him attention from the press and adoration from the ladies on the street.
7. Crossing the Bridge (1992)
Step back into the 1970s with the coming-of-age tale “Crossing the Bridge. “ The film transports us to the streets of Detroit, where three teenage friends embark on a series of adventures and hijinks that defy the rules of their conservative hometown. Directed by Mike Binder and written by the same visionary, the film stars Josh Charles, Jason Gedrick, and Stephen Baldwin, delivering a comedic and dramatic experience that resonates with audiences of any age.
8. Bitter Harvest (1993)
In “Bitter Harvest, “ a young man named Jack is suddenly thrust into an unexpected adventure when two enigmatic strangers, Sarah and Laura, unexpectedly enter his life. Jack is a reclusive farm boy who inherited his father’s estate, but now finds himself at the center of a whirlwind romance and a dangerous love triangle. As the stakes grow higher, Jack’s life is turned upside down by the arrival of these two seductive strangers.
9. Posse (1993)
Posse” takes place in 1898 Cuba, where five Buffalo Soldiers, after discovering a hidden treasure, desert their post and return to America. Arriving in the Wild West with their gold-filled pouches, the soldiers, led by Mario Van Peebles, face new challenges as they must defend a black town from the brutal attacks of the Ku Klux Klan.
10. Threesome (1994)
Threesome” is a bold, provocative, and unapologetic 1994 comedy-drama about three college students sharing a dormitory suite. Starring Lara Flynn Boyle, Josh Charles, and Stephen Baldwin, the film follows the trio as they navigate their complex relationships and desires. With a tagline like “Can it work? “, “Threesome” explores the challenges and joys of friendship, love, and sexual experimentation in a world where nothing is off-limits.
11. A Simple Twist of Fate (1994)
A Simple Twist of Fate, released in 1994, stars Steve Martin as a crotchety old man who finds his life turned upside down when an unexpected visitor shows up at his doorstep. The movie follows his journey as he learns the art of fatherhood while discovering the power of love along the way.
12. New Eden (1994)
Set in a space prison, New Eden follows two fellow prisoners, Kyne and Adams, as they are released onto the barren resources of a desert planet. As the story unfolds, their paths repeatedly cross, leading to a final showdown that will determine the fate of the community. With a mix of action and sci-fi elements, New Eden (1994) is directed by Alan Metzger, written by Dan Gordon, and stars Stephen Baldwin, Lisa Bonet, and Tobin Bell.
13. 8 Seconds (1994)
8 Seconds” is a riveting biographical drama that takes viewers into the thrilling and dangerous world of bull riding. The film follows the life of Lane Frost, a talented bull rider who claimed the 1987 PRCA Bull Riding World Championship. Simultaneously, he navigates his personal life, including his marriage and friendships with fellow riders Tuff Hedeman and Cody Lambert.
14. Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994)
Delve into the world of the legendary Algonquin Round Table in Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle. This intriguing drama, released in 1994, tells the story of Dorothy Parker and her close-knit circle of friends, whose barbed wit was both fueled by alcohol and tinged with despair. Set in the heyday of this notorious group, the film explores the lives of these larger-than-life personalities as they navigate their love lives, personal tragedies, and the ever-present gaze of voyeurism.
15. Dead Weekend (1995)
Dead Weekend, “ directed by Amos Poe, is an action-packed comedy-fantasy movie that takes place in the midst of a frantic evacuation effort before a predicted earthquake. True World Forces agent Weed (Stephen Baldwin) and his partner Payne (David Rasche) are on a mission to secure a bizarre alien spacecraft, suspected to have crashed in The City.
16. 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.
17. The Usual Suspects (1995)
The Usual Suspects” is a gripping crime drama from 1995, directed by Bryan Singer and written by Christopher McQuarrie. The film follows an intricate storyline where the only survivor of a pier shooting recounts the events that began with five criminals brought together by a single notorious criminal mastermind.
18. Under the Hula Moon (1995)
Under the Hula Moon” is a wild ride that takes place in the scorching Arizona desert. The movie follows the adventures of Buzzard and Betty Jean Wall, a quirky couple who are trying to start a family but find themselves caught up in a series of bizarre misadventures.
19. Crimetime (1996)
Crimetime” tells a chilling tale of Bobby Mahon, an actor portraying a notorious serial killer in a popular prime-time TV show. As the show gains immense popularity, the real-life murderer on which it’s based begins committing new killings in an attempt to make it onto the screen. The thrilling narrative unfolds as the boundaries between reality and fiction blur, leaving the audience on edge.
20. Bio-Dome (1996)
Bio-Dome” is a 1996 comedy film starring Pauly Shore and Stephen Baldwin as best friends Dwayne and Buddy, two bumbling guys who stumble into a futuristic scientific experiment. The Bio-Dome is designed to test the effects of global warming; when they accidentally lock themselves inside the biosphere, Dwayne and Buddy are trapped along with a group of expert environmental scientists.
21. Fled (1996)
In “Fled” (1996), two prisoners, played by Laurence Fishburne and Stephen Baldwin, find themselves chained together as they attempt to escape from their jail. The plan swiftly goes awry, leaving the duo stranded and pursued by a ruthless police force. As they flee, they learn that one of them possesses a valuable disc with evidence implicating a powerful criminal.
22. Sub Down (1997)
In the intense, thrilling drama “Sub Down, “ a team of dedicated scientists find themselves on a life-and-death mission when a catastrophic accident at sea sinks a nuclear submarine, leaving them as the only hope for the crew’s survival. Set in the icy arctic, this nail-biting film follows the scientists as they board a mini submersible, equipped to brave the underwater depths and rescue the stranded crew. Amidst the freezing temperatures and immense pressure, their quest becomes an unyielding test of skill, courage, and sheer human determination.
23. Scar City (1998)
Scar City” (1998) is a pulse-pounding action thriller that follows the journey of a young police officer who finds himself thrust into an elite squad of assassins working against the city’s most notorious criminal element. As he becomes entangled in the dangerous underworld, our protagonist must fight to protect those he cares about while navigating a world of deceit and betrayal.
24. Half Baked (1998)
Get ready for a wild and wacky ride with “Half Baked, “ a 1998 comedy-crime film starring the hilarious duo of Dave Chappelle and Jim Breuer. The story follows three men who find themselves in a series of absurd attempts to free a friend from jail, all while navigating the challenges of friendship, roommates, and the power of marijuana.
25. One Tough Cop (1998)
One Tough Cop, also known as “1998”, is a gripping action crime drama, released on October 9th, 1998. Set in the world of mobsters, the movie follows a loyal cop, played by Stephen Baldwin, and his unconventional partnership with a mobster, portrayed by the late Chris Penn. The central character’s loyalty is tested as he struggles to balance his allegiance to his partner with the unbreakable bond of their friendship.
26. Mr. Murder (1998)
In the thrilling sci-fi crime movie, Mr. Murder (1998), renowned mystery novelist Marty Stillwater finds himself in the midst of a terrifying cloning experiment gone wrong. Seven years after the birth of a clone with his same physical appearance, Marty discovers his doppelganger’s chilling personality — that of a ruthless killer.
27. The Wild Ride of Outlaw Bikers (1999)
Step into the world of notorious outlaw bikers in the riveting 1999 documentary, “The Wild Ride of Outlaw Bikers. “ Delve into the lawless days when leather-clad men turned motorcycles into symbols of violence, where a Harley Davidson meant mayhem. Journey with “Wino” Willie Forkner, the founder of the infamous Boozefighters, and witness the terrorizing reign of the infamous Hell’s Angels across America. This gritty and powerful film takes you on an unforgettable, thrilling ride through the annals of biker history.
28. Absence of the Good (1999)
Absence of the Good” is a 1999 thriller film that dives into the complex and emotional life of Caleb Barnes, a dedicated Salt Lake City homicide detective. As the city battles the onslaught of serial killers, Barnes’ personal life faces its own turmoil after the tragic accidental death of his son. With increasing pressure to close the cases, Caleb must navigate the deadly web of crime while dealing with the crushing grief that threatens to break him.
29. Friends & Lovers (1999)
Friends & Lovers” is a sizzling comedy that brings together an all-star cast, including Academy Award nominee Robert Downey Jr. , Stephen Baldwin, and supermodel Claudia Schiffer. This tantalizing film follows the exploits of a group of best friends who find themselves unexpectedly pairing up over a fateful weekend.
30. The Sex Monster (1999)
The Sex Monster, “ a 1999 comedy film, follows the misadventures of Marty Barnes, played by Mike Binder, who inadvertently unleashes a ‘Sex Monster’ when he asks his wife to join him in a menage-a-trois. Fueled by passion and unexpected circumstances, the wife eagerly embraces the experience, leaving Marty grappling with the consequences of his actions. The movie, though billed as a comedy, delves into the deeper complexities of human relationships as the Sex Monster disrupts the harmony of the protagonists’ lives in unexpected ways.
31. Mercy (2000)
In the heart of a bustling city, Detective Catherine Palmer is determined to uncover the truth about a ruthless serial killer, whose grotesque crimes have left the community in shock. As she delves deeper into the dark and twisted world behind these heinous acts, Catherine’s obsession with one of the victims’ lovers leads her down a rabbit hole of lesbianism, bondage, and taboo desires. Ellen Barkin delivers a gripping performance as Catherine, in this suspenseful mystery-thriller, that forces you to question your own boundaries.
32. Cutaway (2000)
Cutaway is a thrilling action film where a dedicated Drug Enforcement Agent played by Stephen Baldwin is called upon to infiltrate a skydiving team to expose an illegal drug operation. This high-stakes mission takes him to dizzying heights, as he must navigate the treacherous skies while battling powerful adversaries. As he dives into the world of adrenaline, he encounters unexpected twists and turns that challenge his resolve.
33. The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas (2000)
Get ready for a wild and hilarious adventure with “The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas”! . This live-action prequel to the beloved animated series takes the Stone Age family on a trip to the glamorous and fast-paced world of Rock Vegas.
34. Table One (2000)
Table One (2000) follows four successful New Yorkers in their 40s as they embark on a journey to open a restaurant together, driven by their motives to meet women. As they get started, they stumble upon a startling realization: the money they received from their investors might have an unsavory origin. This unexpected snag sets the stage for a comedic twist in their quest for love and success, as the group navigates the world of business and personal relationships in this entertaining 2000 film.
35. Protection (2001)
In the thrilling 2001 film, “Protection, “ a notorious mobster seeking a fresh start in a new town is forced to confront the sins of his past. As a protected witness, he tries to leave behind his dangerous ways but is faced with unforeseen challenges and the ghosts of his former life. Directed by John Flynn and written by Jack Kelly, “Protection” stars Stephen Baldwin, Peter Gallagher, and Aron Tager.
36. Dead Awake (2001)
Dead Awake, “ a gripping thriller from the year 2001, follows Desmond Caine, a tormented individual struggling with intense insomnia. Unable to find peace in the stillness of the night, he wanders through the shadows, a silent witness to a chilling murder.
37. Xchange (2001)
In the year 2171, traveling is a breeze thanks to body exchanging technology. However, when a man’s body gets hijacked by a ruthless terrorist, the line between good and evil blurs. As the protagonist teams up with a fearless assassin, they form an unlikely alliance, embarking on a thrilling adventure through the mind-bending world of cyberpunk. Will they be able to stop the dangerous terrorist before it’s too late? Experience the fast-paced sci-fi action of Xchange, where the exchange of bodies takes on a new meaning!
38. Zebra Lounge (2001)
In ‘Zebra Lounge, ‘ a dissatisfied couple, John and Susan, find themselves caught up in a daring, thrilling evening when they meet Jerry and Mary at the titular nightclub. The night escalates as they expose themselves to the dark side of their suburban existence, filled with voyeuristic glimpses into their neighbors’ homes and forbidden explorations of the local sex shop.
39. Spider’s Web (2002)
Step into the twisted world of “Spider’s Web” (2002), where a ruthless businessman partners with a charming executive in a dangerous dance of deceit. With a staggering $40 million up for grabs, the lines between trust and betrayal blur deeper than anticipated. But as the power play unfolds, who is truly out to con?
40. Greenmail (2002)
When a trio of environmental activists infiltrates a dangerous chemical plant, they find themselves locked in a high-stakes game with dire consequences. One of the trespassers faces a harrowing outcome, sparking a chaotic chain of events that threatens not only the green activists but also the plant’s employees and law enforcement.
41. Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice (2002)
Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice, released in 2002, is a comedic sequel to the first film. Set 25 years after the events of the original, the Charlestown Chiefs remain in Pennsylvania, struggling to make a name for themselves.
42. Shelter Island (2003)
Shelter Island” takes you on a thrilling journey of a seemingly perfect life turned upside down. Follow Lou, a former professional golfer turned motivational speaker, as she navigates through pain and chaos after being attacked near her home in Manhattan. As she searches for answers, her relationships become strained, and the world around her darkens.
43. Firefight (2003)
Firefight, released in 2003, is an exhilarating action-drama thriller that follows the story of two unlikely partners. Fireman Steve and helicopter pilot George risk it all for a daring robbery. However, when their heist takes a turn for the worse, their attempt to cover their tracks by starting a forest fire only escalates the situation.
44. Lost Treasure (2003)
Lost Treasure” is an action-packed adventure film released in 2003. Starring Stephen Baldwin, Nicollette Sheridan, and Coby Ryan McLaughlin, the movie follows a determined police officer who stumbles upon a mysterious map hidden within a stolen painting. Driven by his desire to uncover the lost treasure, he enlists the help of his antiquarian brother to decode its enigmatic riddles.
45. Silent Warnings (2003)
Silent Warnings (2003) is a chilling mix of horror, sci-fi, and thriller elements that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Set in a sleepy Oregon town, an eerie phenomenon of mysterious crop circles starts to wreak havoc on unsuspecting residents. When Joe’s cousin, college friends, and local Sheriff Willingham discover these otherworldly designs, they unleash forces that threaten to tear them apart.
46. Six: The Mark Unleashed (2004)
Six: The Mark Unleashed” is a dystopian sci-fi film set in the last days before Armageddon, where three men are faced with an eternal choice: receive the mark of the devil or stand for Christ. This thought-provoking movie delves into the depths of life choices and questions the viewers’ beliefs. Directed by Kevin Downes and starring Stephen Baldwin, David A. R.
47. Target (2004)
Target unravels the high-stakes thriller of U. S. Army sniper, Charlie Snow, who finds himself in the crosshairs of a deadly revenge plot. When Charlie inadvertently becomes the target, the enraged brother of an Eastern European arms dealer, whom Charlie had killed, seeks to avenge himself and his family.
48. Bound by Lies (2005)
Bound by Lies” is a gripping crime-drama-thriller from 2005, starring Stephen Baldwin and Kristy Swanson. After being suspended for six months, detective Max returns to duty, finding himself and his new partner engrossed in a case involving a man falling to his demise. The investigation takes them to various neighbors, including a charismatic artist and a super, revealing a web of intertwining lies and deceit that stretch beyond their imaginations.
49. Back to You in the Days (2005)
In “Back to You in the Days, “ we encounter Reggie, a man desperate to leave his tumultuous past behind as he strives for an escape. However, his desire for a clean slate is disrupted when he is drawn back into a dangerous web of crime.
50. The Snake King (2005)
Embark on an action-packed adventure with “The Snake King” (2005), a thrilling blend of comedy, fantasy, and horror. Discover the secret of eternal youth as researchers are sent on a mission to find it, only to face the challenge of confronting a giant snake that fiercely protects the fountain of longevity. Join Stephen Baldwin, Jayne Heitmeyer, and Larry Day as they navigate the treacherous Amazon River in search of the elusive fountain.
51. Midnight Clear (2006)
Midnight Clear” is a heartwarming Christmas drama released in 2006, based on the story by New York Times Best-Selling Author Jerry B. Jenkins.
52. The Genius Club (2006)
The Genius Club, “ released in 2006, is a unique blend of drama and thriller that takes place over the course of one night. Seven individuals, all with IQ scores exceeding 200, are mysteriously transported from their lives to a single location, where they must work together to address some of the world’s most pressing issues.
53. Jesse Stone: Night Passage (2006)
Jesse Stone: Night Passage” is a prequel to the popular crime drama series starring Tom Selleck as the titular character. Set in 2006, the movie follows Jesse Stone, a renowned L. A.
54. Dark Storm (2006)
Dark Storm is a suspense-filled, thrilling sci-fi adventure set in the heart of Seattle, with the iconic Space Needle as the epicenter. When a group of scientists, led by the enigmatic Dr. Gray, stumble upon a dangerous discovery while exploring the universe, they realize it could bring about the end of the world. Their mission now becomes a race against time and malicious weapons dealers to prevent global catastrophe.
55. Earthstorm (2006)
Earthstorm is a thrilling action film that takes disaster to a whole new level. Set in a world where massive storms are triggered by an asteroid impact on the moon, science has a plan to keep the situation from spiraling out of control.
56. Harpies (2007)
Harpies, “ a 2007 action-packed film, follows the journey of ex-cop Jason Avery as he becomes entangled in a thrilling adventure to protect a mysterious obelisk. The priceless artifact, resembling a glowing crystal dinosaur egg, is stored in a vault-like structure that seems to merge a Tardis with the Stargate.
57. Fred Claus (2007)
Fred Claus, a hilarious family comedy, tells the story of Santa’s less-than-cheerful older brother. When Fred moves to the North Pole to help Santa and the elves prepare for Christmas in exchange for cash, chaos ensues. With a plot that revolves around family, humor, and the spirit of Christmas, Fred Claus is sure to delight audiences of all ages.
58. Sky Kids (2008)
Sky Kids, also known as The Flyboys, is an exciting action-adventure drama film from 2008. The plot follows two courageous boys from a small town who unexpectedly find themselves aboard an airplane owned by a dangerous mob. The thrilling experience tests their friendship and bravery as they embark on a daring chase to evade the mob and return home.
59. Shark in Venice (2008)
Dive into the fascinating and unexpected world of “Shark in Venice, “ a riveting action, adventure, and comedy movie released in 2008. Starring Stephen Baldwin as the lead character, David, a renowned archaeologist and diver, the film takes an intriguing turn when he visits Venice to investigate his father’s mysterious death.
60. Vote Jesus: The Chronicles of Ken Stevenson (2009)
Vote Jesus: The Chronicles of Ken Stevenson” is a 2009 documentary film that delves into the life of Ken Stevenson, an ex-preacher turned political activist. This powerful and thought-provoking documentary invites viewers to explore the complexities of faith, politics, and personal transformation.
61. PoliWood (2009)
PoliWood” is an insightful documentary that delves deep into the intricacies of the 2008 U. S. Presidential Election, focusing on both the Democratic and Republican national conventions.
62. Shoot the Duke (2009)
Shoot the Duke” is an action-comedy-thriller film, released in 2009, starring Stephen Baldwin, Bettina Zimmermann, and Thomas Heinze. The story follows an Indian accountant who ends up in the crosshairs of a vicious torturer. As the accountant battles through various torture methods, he turns the tables and seeks revenge.
63. Loving the Bad Man (2010)
Loving the Bad Man” is a gripping drama that transports you into the heart of a young Christian woman’s struggle for forgiveness. After being assaulted, she gives birth to a baby boy and, in her quest for redemption, decides to reach out to the man who caused her pain in the first place.
64. Let the Game Begin (2010)
In “Let the Game Begin, “ Tripp finds himself in an unexpected and enthralling predicament when he partners with Gary to run a business venture. He enlists the help of his cousin, the skilled Rowan, who just happens to have a knack for attracting women.
65. Back to the Jurassic (2012)
Back to the Jurassic” (2012) is an animated adventure comedy film that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through time. When three kids, Nick, Lulu, and Trevor, accidentally discover a dinosaur-themed skate park that doubles as a portal to the prehistoric era, they find themselves face-to-face with the majestic world of 65 million years ago.
66. I’m in Love with a Church Girl (2013)
I’m in Love with a Church Girl, “ a 2013 drama directed by Steve Race and written by Galley Molina, is a gripping tale of love, faith, and redemption. Centering around the character of Miles Montego, a notorious high-level drug trafficker, the movie takes an unexpected turn when he meets Vanessa, a devout and beautiful woman from church. Their connection sparks a profound transformation, testing Miles and Vanessa as they confront their faith and personal demons.
67. Boardwalk Hempire: The Rise and Fall of the Medical Kush Beach Club (2014)
Boardwalk Hempire: The Rise and Fall of the Medical Kush Beach Club” is a riveting documentary that delves into the history of the first and last medical marijuana store allowed in Venice Beach, California. The film takes viewers on a five-year journey through the ever-evolving medical marijuana dispensary scene in Los Angeles, shot on Venice Beach before, during, and after Proposition 19.
68. 2047: Sights of Death (2014)
In the dystopian world of 2047, “Sights of Death” follows Ryan Willburn, a Green War rebel Agent on a mission to expose the heinous crimes of the Confederate Central Government. As he delves into the heart of darkness, he crosses paths with Tuag, a mutant survivor whose presence only adds to the chaos. With the clock ticking, Ryan must fight his own inner demons, contend with a ruthless enemy, and uncover the truth before it’s too late.
69. Hoovey (2015)
Experience the inspirational journey of Hoovey, a heartwarming drama released in 2015. Directed by Sean McNamara and featuring a stellar cast, including Cody Linley, Patrick Warburton, and Lauren Holly, this film follows the story of the Elliott family, high school sweethearts, living the American dream in the Midwest.
70. God’s Club (2015)
God’s Club” is a riveting drama that delves into the complexities of faith, beliefs, and the educational system. Set in a small town, the film pits Christians against Atheists as they engage in a heated debate about whether school prayer should be permitted. As this extracurricular activity becomes a hot topic, the community is forced to examine their own beliefs and values, ultimately leading to a series of intense discussions and conflicts.
71. The Networker (2015)
Get ready for a heartwarming comedy-drama that explores the power of family and redemption. ‘The Networker’ is an entertaining indie film about a man struggling to reconnect with his estranged family, but can he bring them back together and heal old wounds? . Starring a cast of notable actors, this touching movie will have you laughing, crying, and rooting for a triumphant underdog.
72. Faith of Our Fathers (2015)
Faith of Our Fathers is a heart-wrenching drama that takes viewers on a profound journey. Follow two men as they embark on a life-changing trip to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, guided by the letters their fathers wrote while serving in the war. This poignant movie allows the audience to witness the bond between fathers and sons and the courage it takes to face the harsh realities of war.
73. David and Goliath (2015)
David and Goliath (2015) is a thrilling action-adventure drama that takes you on an epic journey through North Africa and London. The film follows the young shepherd, David, as he embarks on a perilous quest to take on the formidable warrior, Goliath, against all odds. Filmed in stunning locations, this movie captures the essence of courage and determination, as David fights to save his people and prove himself worthy in the face of great adversity.
74. Priceless (2016)
Priceless” is a gripping crime drama that follows the journey of a widower, James, who is struggling with his life and the loss of his daughter. When he takes on a job to drive a truck cross-country without any questions asked, he finds himself in the midst of a terrifying situation.
75. Magi (2016)
Dive into the chilling world of “Magi” as Olivia, a dedicated New York journalist, embarks on the ultimate journey of self-discovery and horror. When she receives news that her sister Marla is pregnant, she travels to Turkey to support her. However, as sinister events unfold, the young journalist is about to uncover the true meaning of sacrifice and fear.
76. No Panic, With a Hint of Hysteria (2016)
Stephen Baldwin, a timid accountant, takes on the dangerous role of a hitman in the thrilling comedy, ‘No Panic, With a Hint of Hysteria. ‘ As his secret life begins to unravel, Baldwin becomes the unwanted target of a vengeful mafia boss, ruthless gangsters, unhinged cops and a scintillating blonde. Amidst this chaos, he must protect his own life — and especially his unsuspecting wife — from the consequences of his double existence.
77. The Apostle Peter: Redemption (2016)
The Apostle Peter: Redemption” is a captivating drama that explores the life of Peter, an individual tormented by his denial of Christ. Throughout his lifetime, Peter has sought redemption for his failures. As he stands on the brink of death, facing the wrath of Nero, the film delves into the heart of Peter’s struggles. Will his weakness ultimately betray him? Or will he rise triumphant in his final moment?
78. Scarlett (2016)
Scarlett” (2016) is a gripping drama that follows the passionate love story of two promising architects, Chase and Scarlett. Their plans and aspirations are shattered when Scarlett receives a cancer diagnosis, leaving her facing an uncertain and short future.
79. The UnMiracle (2017)
The UnMiracle is an intense, thought-provoking drama that presents a heart-wrenching tale of a suburban town coping with the devastating aftermath of a teen drug overdose. This ensemble film, with a runtime of just over one hour and a half, offers a profound exploration of modern faith and its complexities. Director Andrew Papke brings together a talented cast featuring Stephen Baldwin, Amy Lyndon, and Kevin Sorbo, creating an intriguing narrative that delves into themes of brotherhood, addiction, and the challenges of adolescence.
80. John G. Avildsen: King of the Underdogs (2017)
John G. Avildsen: King of the Underdogs is a captivating documentary that delves into the life and career of the renowned Oscar-winning director. This engaging film explores the films that brought some of cinema’s most cherished stories to life, touching upon boxing, rocky balboa, and other popular movie genres.
81. Slamma Jamma (2017)
Slamma Jamma, “ a sports drama released in 2017, follows the story of a former basketball prodigy who is wrongfully convicted and sentenced to prison. While behind bars, he discovers a renewed passion for the game when he prepares for the national slam dunk competition.
82. Run (2017)
Run” is a gripping psychological thriller that takes you on a harrowing journey through the dark world of human trafficking. Fresh newlywed, Levi, is suddenly thrust into a nightmare when his wife, Natalie Winters, a fearless journalist with a passion for exposing the truth, gets kidnapped on their wedding night. As Levi tirelessly searches for his missing love, he delves deeper into the underworld of human trafficking, where sex slaves are treated as mere commodities.
83. Trauma (2018)
Trauma” (2018) is a poignant exploration of the emotional scars left on the heroes who have served their country in times of war. Set against the backdrop of the battlefields in Afghanistan, the film centers around the members of a medevac unit who have risked their lives to save others. When they return home to their families, each character carries their own unique wounds and struggles, as they grapple with the aftermath of war and its impact on their lives.
84. 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.
85. Tapestry (2019)
Tapestry is a heartfelt drama that unfolds as Stephen Baldwin’s character embarks on a life-altering journey through a personal and spiritual crisis. Guided by his Father, played by Burt Young, and supported by his family, he navigates a world of ups and downs, eventually reaching a place of profound transformation. This touching film, which explores themes of faith and family, will leave viewers with a renewed sense of hope and connection.
86. The Least of These: The Graham Staines Story (2019)
The Least of These: The Graham Staines Story is a compelling and emotional drama film that takes place in India, centered around a journalist who investigates the alleged illegal conversions by an Australian missionary on the local townspeople.
87. Kaibigan (2019)
Kaibigan, “ released in 2019, is a heartwarming family film that delves into the complexities of rivalry and friendships in the face of society’s changing values. Set against the backdrop of widespread drug use and cultural turmoil, it follows high school basketball players from rival teams who navigate their battles on the court and the lessons they learn off it. When tragedy strikes, these once-rival players must come together to form a powerful bond that strengthens their faith and helps them find redemption.
88. Blood Pageant (2021)
Blood Pageant” is an intense and thrilling horror-comedy reality show set in the dark, unknown corners of the world. The competition is fierce, and contestants will do anything to win, opening doors to ungodly evil. Starring Stephen Baldwin, David Chokachi, and Snoop Dogg, this film balances suspense with comedy, music, and fun.
89. Red Prophecies (2021)
Red Prophecies, also known as Missiya: Prorok, is a thrilling action film released in 2021. The movie follows journalist John Payne, who gains fame in Russia for his reports on peaceful political changes in the world. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he receives mysterious and often accurate forecasts from an enigmatic Oracle about the future of Russia. As John struggles to understand the Oracle’s intentions, he must make crucial choices that will shape the fate of his country.
90. Church People (2021)
Church People” is a heartwarming comedy film set in the world of church and spirituality. Directed by Christopher Shawn Shaw, this movie follows the story of Guy Sides, an “America’s Youth Pastor” who feels suffocated by the megachurch marketing machine. Determined to rediscover his passion for faith, Guy takes an unconventional path that leads him to meet a colorful cast of characters, each with their own unique struggles. Through their journey together, they all learn valuable lessons about the true meaning of faith in Jesus.
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