All 86 Gina Gershon Movies (in Order)
If you’re a fan of Gina Gershon, you’re in for a treat! This movie roundup article takes you on a journey through some of her most memorable performances. From her breakthrough role in Showgirls to her more recent works, we’ve got you covered. So, get ready to relive the magic of Gina Gershon’s movies!
1. Beatlemania (1981)
Step back in time to 1960s London with Beatlemania, a fun-filled and nostalgic musical extravaganza. Four talented look-alikes and sound-alikes bring the legendary Beatles to life, performing a thrilling array of Lennon/McCartney classics that will have you tapping your feet and nodding to the rhythm.
2. Girls Just Want to Have Fun (1985)
Get ready to groove and laugh with the 1985 classic movie, “Girls Just Want to Have Fun! “ When new student Janey arrives in town, she discovers her love for dancing is shared by her newfound friend, Lynne. But as they join the high-energy world of “Dance TV, “ they quickly realize they’re in for a fun ride filled with laughter, heartwarming friendships, and a touch of romance. Watch as these strong female characters defy expectations and show the world that girls can truly have it all.
3. Stark: Mirror Image (1986)
Stark: Mirror Image, “ also known as “Stark, “ is a gripping crime drama film from 1986, starring Nicolas Surovy, Kirstie Alley, and Pat Corley. When a hard-boiled Kansas City cop is on the hunt for his colleague’s killer, he’s forced to leave his jurisdiction and team up with a Las Vegas law enforcer, resulting in a tense alliance. As they join forces, the two investigators must navigate their distrust for each other while diving deeper into the dangerous criminal underworld.
4. Pretty in Pink (1986)
Pretty in Pink” is a charming, coming-of-age film that takes us on a journey of love, class differences, and teenage angst. Set in the 1980s, the movie revolves around Andie (Molly Ringwald), a poor girl who finds herself caught between two vastly different romantic interests. One is her childhood sweetheart Duckie (Jon Cryer), a quirky and endearing boy with a heart of gold. The other is Blane (Andrew McCarthy), a rich and seemingly perfect playboy with a surprisingly sensitive side.
5. Cocktail (1988)
Cocktail, a 1988 romantic comedy-drama directed by Roger Donaldson, follows the journey of a New York City bartender who takes on a job in Jamaica and finds love along the way. Starring Tom Cruise, Bryan Brown, and Elisabeth Shue, the film is set against the backdrop of Jamaica’s vibrant culture and picturesque landscapes.
6. Red Heat (1988)
Red Heat” is a 1988 action-comedy film directed by Walter Hill that combines the unlikely duo of a Russian cop and an American detective. The movie begins when a hard-as-nails Russian lawman named Ivan Danko (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger) is sent to Chicago to bring down a notorious Georgian drug lord responsible for killing his partner. In the Windy City, he partners up with a brash Chicago detective named Art Riley (Jim Belushi).
7. Suffering Bastards (1989)
In the quirky comedy “Suffering Bastards, “ released in 1990, two brothers, Jimmy (John C. McGinley) and Charlie (David Warshofsky), embark on a hilarious journey to reclaim their stolen nightclub, “The Roxy, “ from a notorious gangster. The film, set in New Jersey, showcases the tight bond between the brothers, as well as their strained relationship with their mother.
8. Voodoo Dawn (1990)
In the chilling horror movie “Voodoo Dawn, “ a group of immigrant Haitian farm workers becomes the unwilling target of a sinister voodoo priest, who seeks to murder them and create an army of undead monsters using their body parts. This shocking plot immerses viewers in a supernatural battle for survival, as the workers must outsmart the dreadful cultist and put an end to his deadly scheme.
9. City of Hope (1991)
In the vibrant town of New Haven, the City of Hope shines as the hub of life for its diverse community. The community is set in motion when a construction company, Hellman Development, announces the demolition of an old apartment building named the “City of Hope. “ As the city braces for change, the tale unfolds through intersecting lives of the residents, portraying a vivid social commentary on hope, resilience, and the human spirit.
10. Out for Justice (1991)
Out for Justice” is a fast-paced, action-packed drama starring Steven Seagal as an unstoppable Brooklyn detective. When his partner is brutally executed by a psychotic mafia enforcer, Seagal’s character is fueled by vengeance, plunging him into a dangerous world of blood and consequences. As he hunts down the villains in the streets of New York City, he must face the truth and decide if the price of justice is a price too high.
11. The Player (1992)
The Player” is an enigmatic and captivating comedy, crime, and drama film directed by Robert Altman and written by Michael Tolkin. Released in 1992, it tells the story of a Hollywood studio executive who receives death threats from a writer whose script he rejected, but he has no clue which one. Featuring long takes, tracking shots, and a film studio setting, this gripping, 2-hour and 4-minute movie has accumulated 3 Oscar nominations, 24 wins, and 33 nominations in total.
12. Miss Rose White (1992)
Experience the heart-warming tale of Miss Rose White, a suspenseful and deeply touching drama that explores themes of regret, separation, and the timeless power of dance. Directed by the talented Joseph Sargent and written by the exceptional duo Barbara Lebow and Anna Sandor, this film stars Maximilian Schell, Kyra Sedgwick, and Maureen Stapleton, creating an unforgettable ensemble. Set in the USA, Miss Rose White captivates audiences in a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes, garnering an impressive 6.9 IMDb rating.
13. Joey Breaker (1993)
Joey Breaker (1993) is a comedy-drama film that follows the life of a fast-talking, workaholic agent named Joey Breaker. Representing actors, screenwriters, and comedians for the New York firm of Morgan Creative, he is known for his callous and intolerant demeanor.
14. Love Matters (1993)
In the passionate and gripping drama “Love Matters” (1993), married couple Tom and Julie are forced to re-examine the stability of their relationship when they’re joined by an old friend and his much younger mistress. The unexpected guests push the couple’s boundaries and expose their deepest secrets and desires.
15. Flinch (1994)
Flinch, released in 1994, is a chilling thriller that takes you on an unforgettable journey. Set in a grimy squalid apartment and a rundown bathtub, this independent film takes you on a tense ride that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
16. Showgirls (1995)
Showgirls” is a suspenseful drama from 1995, directed by Paul Verhoeven and written by Joe Eszterhas. The film follows the story of Nomi, a carefree young drifter, who moves to Las Vegas with the dream of becoming a successful dancer. As she navigates her way through the cutthroat world of Vegas showgirls, the plot delves into themes of ambition, violence, and the darker side of Hollywood glamour.
17. Best of the Best 3: No Turning Back (1995)
Best of the Best 3: No Turning Back is a 1995 martial arts action film that takes the audience on a thrilling ride, with a strong emphasis on discrimination, neo-fascism, and ethnic supremacy. The movie follows the life of a martial arts instructor who steps up to support a courageous schoolteacher. Together, they battle against a local white supremacist organization, showcasing intense fight scenes and a gripping storyline.
18. Bound (1996)
Bound (1996) is a gripping crime thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Directed by the Wachowski sisters, Lana and Lilly, this film follows the story of tough ex-con Corky (played by Jennifer Tilly) and her lover Violet (Gina Gershon), who concoct a daring plan to steal millions of dollars stashed by the mob. They decide to pin the blame on Violet’s crooked boyfriend, Caesar.
19. Face/Off (1997)
Face/Off” is a thrilling, action-packed 1997 film directed by John Woo. The movie stars the dynamic duo of John Travolta and Nicolas Cage, who embark on an unforgettable journey that blurs the line between good and evil. When FBI agent Sean Archer (Travolta) faces a terrorist plot, he undergoes a groundbreaking face transplant to assume the identity of the criminal mastermind Castor Troy (Cage), who killed his son. However, things take a shocking turn when Castor awakens prematurely and vows a chilling act of revenge.
20. She’s So Lovely (1997)
She’s So Lovely” is a gripping drama and romantic tale from 1997, directed by Nick Cassavetes, written by the legendary John Cassavetes, and starring an impressive cast including Sean Penn, Robin Wright, and John Travolta. Set against the backdrop of class differences, the story revolves around a man recently released from a psychiatric institution who earnestly attempts to atone for the misfortunes of the past in order to reconcile with his ex-wife. However, his efforts are tainted by his obsession, leading to a dangerous game of passion.
21. Touch (1997)
Touch” (1997) is a captivating blend of comedy, drama, and romance, directed by Paul Schrader and written by Elmore Leonard and Schrader. The movie stars Bridget Fonda, Christopher Walken, and Skeet Ulrich.
22. This World, Then the Fireworks (1997)
This World, Then the Fireworks” is a gripping crime drama set in the 1950s, where two incestuous lovers, a suave journalist and his prostitute sister, concoct a twisted plan to get rich through seduction and murder. However, their plan becomes complicated as their feeble-minded mother begins to suspect something.
23. Prague Duet (1998)
Experience a story of love and heart-wrenching secrets in the drama-romance film, Prague Duet. Set in the captivating city of Prague, the film revolves around the passionate blossoming romance between Dr. Lauren, an American doctor, and Czech writer Jiri Kolmar.
24. Lulu on the Bridge (1998)
In the thrilling drama “Lulu on the Bridge, “ acclaimed jazz saxophonist Mike Ross’ life takes an unexpected turn when he is accidentally shot. As he recovers from the incident, he finds himself entangled in a web of enigmatic women and a series of seemingly unrelated events.
25. I’m Losing You (1998)
I’m Losing You, “ a 1998 drama directed by Bruce Wagner, sees a prominent movie producer face mortality as he is told he has less than a year to live due to inoperable cancer. His deteriorating health, unbeknownst to his estranged family, takes a toll on his wife and further complicates their already dysfunctional dynamics.
26. Palmetto (1998)
Palmetto” is a gripping tale of deceit and danger, where a charismatic con artist finds himself entangled in a web of real peril during a seemingly foolproof kidnapping scam. Directed by Volker Schlöndorff, the movie stars Woody Harrelson and Elisabeth Shue, who deliver riveting performances. While the plot is driven by the unraveling of the scam, the film also dives deeper into themes of infidelity and extramarital affairs.
27. 4th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (1998)
4th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, “ a captivating special that took place on March 8, 1998, celebrates the crème de la crème of the American movie and television industry. The Screen Actors Guild Award, an esteemed accolade presented annually since 1995, recognizes exceptional performances in both movies and television serials.
28. Legalese (1998)
In the 1998 legal thriller Legalese, a tantalizing mix of drama, romance, and crime unfolds. Directed by Glenn Jordan and written by Billy Ray, the film revolves around a sultry actress who is charged with murder.
29. 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.
30. Black and White (1999)
Black and White” is a gripping thriller that follows the intense relationship between seasoned cop Nora ‘Hugs’ Hugosian, played by Gina Gershon, and her hot-headed rookie partner Chris O’Brien, portrayed by Rory Cochrane. As they work together on a serial-killer case, an unexpected and passionate affair ignites between them. However, Chris soon begins to question Nora’s true intentions and involvement.
31. Guinevere (1999)
Step into the world of bohemian artistry with “Guinevere” (1999), a captivating drama and romance intertwined. Sarah Polley stars as the titular young woman, a girl from an affluent family, who rebels against her luxurious upbringing and finds solace in the company of a much older photographer. Stephen Rea and Jean Smart round off the star-studded cast as the photographer and Guinevere’s mother, respectively.
32. The Insider (1999)
In the gripping 1999 drama “The Insider, “ research chemist Jeffrey Wigand finds himself thrust into the spotlight when he chooses to go public about his knowledge of Big Tobacco’s unethical practices. As he prepares to appear on 60 Minutes, Wigand faces personal and professional attacks from the powerful tobacco industry, pushing him to the brink and putting his life in danger. Al Pacino, Russell Crowe, and Christopher Plummer deliver powerful performances in this intense courtroom thriller that explores the high stakes of whistleblowing in the 1990s.
33. Breaking the Silence: The Making of ‘Hannibal’ (2001)
Breaking the Silence: The Making of ‘Hannibal’ (2001) is a fascinating documentary that delves into the intricacies of Ridley Scott’s iconic film, ‘Hannibal. ‘ Through exclusive interviews with the cast and crew, viewers get an intimate look at the complex world of FBI agent Clarice Starling, portrayed by Julianne Moore, and the infamous cannibal Hannibal Lecter, embodied by Anthony Hopkins. In addition to behind-the-scenes footage, the documentary also captures glimpses of premieres and audience reactions to the film.
34. Driven (2001)
Driven” is the high-octane story of a fiery young race car driver (Kip Pardue) whose rising fame is threatened by his personal demons. As he hurtles towards championship glory, his life begins to unravel. Enter Jimmy Rantz (Sylvester Stallone), a seasoned racer who has faced the same inner turmoil and won through it. Faced with a rare opportunity to return to the world he loves, Jimmy steps into the role of mentor, guiding the young rookie through the challenges of fame, ambition, and heartbreak.
35. The Matrix Revisited (2001)
The Matrix Revisited” is a fascinating documentary that provides an in-depth look into the creation and production of the groundbreaking 1999 sci-fi action film, “The Matrix. “ This behind-the-scenes exploration delves into the making-of the movie, focusing on the actor’s performances, special effects, and visual elements. Directed by Josh Oreck, the documentary brings together the film’s creators, including Lorenzo di Bonaventura, producer Joel Silver, and writer Bill Pope, offering exclusive insights into the film’s remarkable storyline.
36. Picture Claire (2001)
Picture Claire” is a 2001 Canadian thriller film directed by Bruce McDonald and written by Semi Chellas. The movie stars Juliette Lewis, Gina Gershon, and Mickey Rourke and was released on August 14, 2003. Set in Canada, the film centers around a woman who finds herself in the wrong place at the wrong time, ultimately getting in over her head.
37. Slackers (2002)
Slackers” is a hilarious and heartwarming coming-of-age comedy that hit the screens in 2002. The movie follows Ethan, a socially awkward, rule-bound student who stumbles upon a group of slacker friends cheating on an exam. Instead of reporting them, he blackmails them into helping him win over the college’s most desirable girl, Tiffany, who just happens to be a former slacker herself.
38. Borderline (2002)
Borderline is a gripping crime-thriller from 2002 that will leave you on the edge of your seat. The film centers on Lila, a prison psychiatrist who, in the midst of a heated custody battle for her daughters, finds herself embroiled in a shocking series of murders. As her ex and his new girlfriend are brutally murdered, questions arise about the involvement of one of Lila’s former patients or perhaps even Lila herself.
39. Demonlover (2002)
Demonlover” is a thrilling drama that delves into the dark corners of the corporate world, where power and money collide in a deadly dance. Set in a time when 3-D manga pornography studios are in high demand, a French corporation and an American web media company fight tooth and nail for the rights to this lucrative business. As the power struggle escalates, violence and espionage become the norm, blurring the lines between business and pleasure.
40. Prey for Rock & Roll (2003)
Prey for Rock & Roll, directed by Alex Steyermark, dives into the heart of the 1980s LA club scene with the story of Jacki and her all-girl rock and roll band, Clam Dandy. As they navigate the competitive industry, they find hope in a record producer eager to see them play and possibly offer a contract. But this is just the beginning as Jacki and the band are about to face challenges that will change their lives forever.
41. Out of Season (2004)
In the gripping crime thriller “Out of Season, “ a young drifter finds himself trapped in a seemingly idyllic small seaside town during the winter, which turns out to be the perfect breeding ground for deceit and treachery among the locals. As he inadvertently becomes the catalyst for a deadly series of double crossings and murder, the mystery-laden atmosphere creates a web of intrigue that captivates audiences.
42. Three Way (2004)
Three Way” is a thrilling crime drama that takes viewers on a dangerous journey of deceit and betrayal. Set in the year 2004, the film follows the story of a blackmailer who shares his million-dollar scheme with three extremely untrustworthy women, ultimately causing chaos and murder. As the women’s distrust and greed intensify, the consequences prove deadly.
43. One Last Thing… (2005)
One Last Thing. . “ is a heartfelt and touching dramedy that follows a young man’s journey with a terminal illness. When he makes an unconventional and unexpected public request on local television, his life takes an unexpected turn. With unexpected twists and turns, the film explores the themes of love, hope, and acceptance.
44. Herbie Hancock: Possibilities (2006)
Herbie Hancock: Possibilities is a documentary film released in 2006 that celebrates the life and career of legendary jazz pianist, Herbie Hancock. With a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes, the documentary takes viewers on a musical journey, exploring Hancock’s influence on the world of jazz and his groundbreaking contributions to the genre.
45. Kettle of Fish (2006)
In the heartwarming comedy-romance “Kettle of Fish, “ a lifelong bachelor named Steve comes face-to-face with his intimacy issues when he rents out his apartment to a seductive biologist named Sarah. Surrounded by his fish, who seem to be just as lost in love as he is, Steve relies on his wise best buddy to help him navigate the treacherous waters of romance.
46. Tell Me Cuba (2006)
Tell Me Cuba” is a captivating documentary that dives deep into the intricate relationship between Cuba and the United States. The film, released in 2006 and directed by Megan Williams, takes its viewers on a rollercoaster journey through the complex world of US foreign policy, as influenced by a resilient Cuban exile community.
47. Delirious (2006)
Delirious” is a whimsical, offbeat drama that intertwines the lives of a quirky homeless youth, a charming pop music sensation, and a curious member of the paparazzi. Set against the bustling backdrop of New York City, this compelling tale unfolds as the characters navigate unexpected romance and life’s ups and downs.
48. I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With (2006)
I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With is a delightful 2006 comedy-romance film that takes us on a heartwarming journey through the life of a man who struggles with the complexities of adulthood, dating, and his career. Directed by Jeff Garlin and starring an impressive ensemble cast including Jeff Garlin, Sarah Silverman, and Bonnie Hunt, the movie boasts an engaging plot that will have you hooked from the start. The film’s witty dialogue, combined with the realistic portrayal of its characters, makes it an entertaining and relatable experience for all viewers.
49. Man About Town (2006)
Experience the rollercoaster of emotions as Ben Affleck stars in “Man About Town, “ a captivating comedy-drama about a top Hollywood talent agent. When he uncovers his adulterous wife’s infidelity, his world starts to crumble. But things take a darker turn when he learns a reporter has stolen his journal, intending to bring him down publicly. As Affleck’s character wrestles with his feelings of betrayal and the looming threat of exposure, his cushy life starts to disappear in a blur of remorse and confusion. With a talented supporting cast, including John Cleese and Rebecca Romijn, this film masterfully blends drama and humor to keep you on the edge of your seat.
50. Dreamland (2006)
Dreamland” is a heartfelt drama set in the breathtaking New Mexico desert, where a young woman finds herself torn between her responsibilities and her dreams. Living in a small trailer park with her ailing father and ailing friend, she must make a choice that will shape the course of her life. As she navigates the challenges of her existence, she discovers the power of her own destiny.
51. P.S. I Love You (2007)
P. S. I Love You, “ a 2007 film directed by Richard LaGravenese, centers around the life of a young widow whose heart breaks when her late husband leaves behind a series of heartfelt messages. Each message, numbering 10 in total, is designed to guide her on the path to healing and embracing a new life.
52. What Love Is (2007)
What Love Is” is a riveting 2007 comedy-drama film that takes a humorous and relatable approach to romance, friendship, and heartbreak. Featuring an all-star cast, including Cuba Gooding Jr. , Matthew Lillard, and Sean Astin, the movie follows Tom, a man who finds his world turned upside-down when he receives a heartbreaking “Dear John” letter from his girlfriend. Desperate for comfort and advice, Tom spends the rest of Valentine’s Day with his four best friends, discussing the nuances, confusion, and joys of love, sex, and relationships.
53. Just Business (2008)
Just Business, “ a 2008 Canadian thriller directed by Jonathan Dueck, follows the story of a wealthy businessman named Gray, played by Jonathan Watton. After a burglary of millions in insured art in Gray’s home, two detectives begin to suspect Gray and Perla, a retired cat burglar portrayed by Gina Gershon.
54. Beer for My Horses (2008)
In the wild and unpredictable world of “Beer for My Horses, “ two best friends, played by Toby Keith and Rodney Carrington, are ready to take on thrilling adventures as they embark on a hilarious road trip that turns into a daring mission. This action-packed comedy delivers non-stop excitement as the duo defies authority and risk their lives to save their friend’s girlfriend from the ruthless clutches of drug-loving kidnappers.
55. The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard (2009)
The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard” is a 2009 comedy film starring Jeremy Piven, Ving Rhames, and David Koechner. The movie revolves around Don Ready, a seasoned used-car dealer, who is hired by an ailing auto dealership to turn their Fourth of July sale into a major success.
56. Act of Vengeance (2010)
Act of Vengeance” is an intense action-drama film released in 2010. With a runtime of 1 hour and 59 minutes, the movie takes a deep dive into the world of anti-terrorism and investigative drama. Featuring a star-studded cast like Danny Glover and Gina Gershon alongside an experienced Turkish actor Haluk Bilginer, the movie is sure to pull the audience in. The story unfolds in a world where Istanbul is under threat from terrorists who have planned five major attacks on the city. The only hope is the relentless police officer Firat Baran, portrayed by Haluk Bilginer, who stops at nothing to uncover the truth and bring the terrorists to justice.
57. Across the Line: The Exodus of Charlie Wright (2010)
Across the Line: The Exodus of Charlie Wright is an action-packed adventure with thrilling twists and turns. Set in 2010, the film follows the story of Charlie Wright, a master thief who swindled $10 billion from investors.
58. Love Ranch (2010)
Love Ranch” is a gripping biographical drama film that unfolds the fascinating tale of a married couple who took the bold step of opening the first legal brothel in Nevada. Directed by Taylor Hackford, the movie stars Helen Mirren and Joe Pesci as the lead characters.
59. Killer Joe (2011)
Killer Joe, “ directed by the legendary William Friedkin, is a crime-drama thriller that takes you on a twisted journey. When a young man’s life is put in peril by a debt, he takes a desperate move: putting a hit out on his evil mother to collect the insurance. With Matthew McConaughey, Emile Hirsch, and Juno Temple leading the star-studded cast, this neo-noir masterpiece delivers chilling suspense, unpredictable twists, and shocking revelations.
60. Breathless (2012)
Meet Mandy, a Texas housewife with an unpredictable life. In a twisted turn of events, she ends up killing her bank-robber husband. To make things worse, she also needs to find the stolen loot and dispose of the lifeless body. All this, while avoiding the determined sheriff who is hot on her trail.
61. LOL (2012)
LOL is a delightful teenage romantic comedy-drama released in 2012. It follows Lola, played by pop superstar Miley Cyrus, as she embarks on a new school year, nursing a broken heart caused by her ex-boyfriend.
62. Dealin’ with Idiots (2013)
Dealin’ with Idiots, “ a heartfelt and hilarious comedy from 2013, follows the journey of a dedicated and talented comedian as he comes face-to-face with the chaotic world of youth baseball and father-son relationships. Starring the immensely talented Jeff Garlin, Steve Agee, and Gina Gershon, the movie offers an entertaining perspective on the bizarre and hilarious sides of everyday life and family.
63. House of Versace (2013)
House of Versace” delves into the life of Donatella Versace, as she overcomes tragedy following the murder of her brother Gianni in 1997. The film vividly captures her journey of grief, resilience, and triumph, as she takes on the responsibility and legacy of the prestigious fashion house. The movie sheds light on her personal struggles, including a rehab stint and a birthday party intervention, all while navigating the highly political and cutthroat world of high fashion.
64. Hunt for the Labyrinth Killer (2013)
Hunt for the Labyrinth Killer, a 2013 crime thriller, revolves around a dedicated assistant district attorney who teams up with a seasoned detective to catch a chilling serial killer. The villain’s modus operandi? Creating complex labyrinths that lure unsuspecting victims to their doom.
65. Mall (2014)
Mall” is a gripping drama film released in 2014, which follows the intertwined lives of five suburbanites who encounter each other at a shopping mall after a tragic event. The narrative unfolds as the characters navigate emotional turmoil and grapple with the aftermath of a shooting spree.
66. The Scribbler (2014)
The Scribbler” is a suspenseful, psychological thriller that follows the story of a young woman tormented by her multiple personalities. With no treatment or therapy offering relief, the protagonist turns to an experimental procedure known as “The Siamese Burn, “ which is claimed to eradicate undesirable, destructive facets of one’s identity.
67. Me (2014)
Me” is a hilarious comedy that tells the story of a down-on-her-luck actress who secretly filming a reality show about her friend, an eccentric and delusional individual who believes his entire life is being filmed by hidden cameras. As it turns out, he thinks he’s the star of his own personal reality show.
68. The Lookalike (2014)
The Lookalike” is a thrilling crime drama that brings together an unlikely group of individuals, including a former basketball champion, a deaf beauty, a drug addict, and an aspiring actress, in a desperate quest to appease a powerful drug lord, William Spinks. The events that unfold are propelled by the tragic death of Sadie, and the story takes a fascinating turn when these characters find themselves in an unlikely romance.
69. Staten Island Summer (2015)
Staten Island Summer” is a hilarious and heartwarming coming-of-age comedy, set in the summer after high school. Best friends Danny and Frank take on lifeguarding jobs while navigating their future plans. As they work together, the duo faces challenges and discoveries that test their friendship and life goals.
70. My Dead Boyfriend (2016)
In the heart of 2016, “My Dead Boyfriend” (2016) captivated audiences with its humorous perspective on life and love. The film follows the story of Mary, a seemingly ordinary woman, whose temp job filled life suddenly becomes anything but, when she returns home to find her boyfriend, a couch-potato TV junkie, mysteriously dead in front of the TV set. As Mary embarks on a journey to figure out what happened, the movie takes an unexpected turn into the realm of comedy.
71. Permission (2017)
Permission is a comedy-drama romantic film that takes a lighthearted exploration of a woman’s journey towards love and commitment. Set in 2017 and released in 2018, the movie runs for an hour and a half, with no explicit content ratings. The film centers around a woman who’s about to get married, but instead of immediately saying “Yes” to the engagement, she’s advised by a friend to experience dating other men before settling down with her boyfriend.
72. Inconceivable (2017)
In “Inconceivable, “ a struggling woman, desperate to escape her abusive past, moves to a new town and befriends a fellow mother. As they grow closer, the friend’s suspicions begin to mount, leading to a dark and dangerous game of cat and mouse.
73. 9/11 (2017)
As the world bears witness to the unthinkable chaos of September 11, 2001, five people are unexpectedly trapped in an elevator at the World Trade Center in Manhattan. In this high-stakes drama that pulls viewers into the heart of the disaster, these individuals must band together, never losing sight of their shared goal: to escape the deadly confines of this crumbling tower.
74. Lost Cat Corona (2017)
In the heart of a colorful neighborhood, a play-it-safe guy finds himself tasked with searching for his wife’s missing cat in the Comedy film “Lost Cat Corona” (2017). The journey brings him face-to-face with the eccentric, wild, and sometimes dangerous inhabitants of his neighborhood, forcing him to confront his fears and reevaluate his usual approach. Directed by Anthony Tarsitano and starring Sean Young, Gina Gershon, and Jeff Kober, this lighthearted film explores the unexpected adventures of a man’s quest to reconnect with his life and loved ones.
75. Friedkin Uncut (2018)
Friedkin Uncut, a riveting documentary released in 2018, is a deep dive into the career of legendary filmmaker William Friedkin. With a runtime of 1 hour and 47 minutes, this film offers an intimate look at the mind of the director best known for his chilling films The Exorcist (1973) and The French Connection (1971).
76. American Dresser (2018)
American Dresser is an action-packed adventure drama that follows the journey of a widower seeking absolution. The film’s protagonist, played by Keith David, embarks on a cross-country motorcycle trip to confront the regrets of his past. As he travels, the movie showcases the powerful bond between father and son, exploring the importance of moving forward in life.
77. After Everything (2018)
After Everything” is a heartwarming and poignant romantic drama about love, friendship, and the journey through life’s unexpected twists. Set in the vibrant and diverse neighborhood of Little Neck, Brooklyn, New York, this story follows two unsuspecting individuals who embark on a whirlwind romance when they find themselves connected by an unimaginable challenge.
78. Blockers (2018)
Blockers” is a hilarious and heartfelt comedy-drama film released in 2018. Directed by Kay Cannon and starring Leslie Mann, John Cena, and Ike Barinholtz, the movie centers around three parents — Lisa (Leslie Mann), Mitchell (John Cena), and Hunter (Ike Barinholtz) — who are determined to stop their daughters from losing their virginity on prom night.
79. The Little Mermaid (2018)
The Little Mermaid, “ released in 2018, is a heartwarming adventure film that weaves the magical tale of a young journalist and his niece as they discover a rare, enchanting creature they believe to be the real-life little mermaid. Starring William Moseley, Poppy Drayton, and Loreto Peralta, this captivating story unfolds against the backdrop of a south-based circus, where the characters are drawn into an unexpected adventure. With a plot that intertwines the Uncle-Niece relationship, a reporter’s quest, and the allure of an elusive mermaid, this film promises to captivate viewers of all ages.
80. Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs (2019)
In the whimsical world of Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs, a group of transformed princes are on a quest for the red shoes of a magical woman. This animated parody, brimming with unexpected twists, takes the classic Snow White tale and puts a comedic spin on it. The film’s engaging blend of action, adventure, and humor captures the hearts of its audience.
81. People in Landscape (2020)
Nestled in the heart of Sussex, England lies a beautiful and picturesque landscape. This stunning backdrop forms the backbone of “People in Landscape”, a gripping drama that explores the lives of Sandra, a divorced woman, and her three children navigating the uncertainties of life. As the story unfolds, the audience will witness Sandra’s downward spiral into a dark abyss of despair, fueled by her divorce.
82. The Mimic (2020)
The Mimic” is a lighthearted comedy film that takes a dark turn as the main character suspects his friend’s true nature. The protagonist, in a quest to uncover the truth about his friend’s marriage, finds himself growing infatuated with the woman he’s trying to help. As the movie unravels, the audience is left to question who is truly acting like a child and who is living a life full of deceit.
83. Rifkin’s Festival (2020)
Nestled in the enchanting city of San Sebastian, Woody Allen’s “Rifkin’s Festival” captivates audiences with its delightful blending of comedy and romance. The story follows a married American couple, expertly played by Wallace Shawn and Michael Garvey, as they embark on an unforgettable European adventure to the renowned San Sebastian Film Festival.
84. Cagefighter (2020)
Cagefighter” is a heart-pounding, high stakes action-sport film that pushes the limit of adrenaline-fueled combat. Reiss, played by Chuck Liddell, has earned the title of the greatest champion in the world of cage fighting through his relentless skill and determination. However, his ultimate test comes when promoter Max Black forces him into a battle against wrestling superstar Randy Stone, creating a fight that could spell disaster for the legendary champion.
85. Thanksgiving (2023)
In the twisted town of Plymouth, Massachusetts, where Thanksgiving was first celebrated, a chilling game of cat and mouse ensues. After the chaos of Black Friday erupts into tragedy, a sinister serial killer rises, inspired by the very holiday they’ve come to celebrate. The killer, donned in a grotesque mask, terrorizes the unsuspecting town with a series of gruesome live-streamed murders.
86. Borderlands (2024)
Borderlands” is a high-octane action adventure comedy film, scheduled to release on August 9, 2024. The movie, based on the hugely popular video game of the same name, takes place on the fictional abandoned planet of Pandora where inhabitants are in desperate search of a mythical relic.
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