All 50 Corey Haim Movies (in Order)
Get ready to revisit the magical world of Corey Haim as we countdown some of his most iconic movies. From his breakout roles in the 80s to his last appearances on screen, we’ll explore the ups and downs of Corey Haim’s filmography and celebrate his undeniable impact on the entertainment industry.
1. Firstborn (1984)
Firstborn, released in 1984, is a captivating thriller centered around a teenager tasked with protecting his family from a sinister new boyfriend exerting his control in their home. The film, directed by Michael Apted and written by Ron Koslow, stars Teri Garr, Peter Weller, and Christopher Collet. With a PG-13 content rating, the movie runs for 1 hour and 43 minutes, offering a blend of drama and suspense.
2. Silver Bullet (1985)
In the small, tight-knit town of Falmouth, a series of brutal killings leave the community stunned and desperate for answers. Enter Marty Coslaw, a brave and intelligent paraplegic boy, who firmly believes that the mysterious deaths are the handiwork of a terrifying werewolf. Armed with nothing but his determination and trust in his instincts, Marty takes it upon himself to stop the bloodshed and protect his community from the sinister creature lurking in shadows.
3. A Time to Live (1985)
A Time to Live” is a heart-wrenching drama based on the true story of Peter and Mary-Lou Weisman. This powerful film, released in 1985, follows the life-altering journey of a mother as she helps her son battle muscular dystrophy. Actress Liza Minnelli delivers an outstanding performance in this emotionally charged movie.
4. Murphy’s Romance (1985)
Murphy’s Romance is a delightful 1985 comedy-drama-romance film set on a ranch where Emma, played by Sally Field, moves in with her son after a divorce. As she settles into her new life, she befriends the older Murphy, played by James Garner. However, things become complicated when Emma’s ex-husband makes a surprise appearance, shaking up their newfound bond.
5. Secret Admirer (1985)
Secret Admirer” is a 1985 romantic comedy that takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride of love, misunderstandings, and infatuation. The film, directed by David Greenwalt and written by Jim Kouf and Greenwalt, follows the life of Michael Ryan (played by C. Thomas Howell) as he discovers an anonymous love letter left in his locker on the last day of high school.
6. Lucas (1986)
In the heartwarming coming-of-age tale, “Lucas” (1986), a socially awkward fourteen-year-old named Lucas navigates the choppy waters of love and self-discovery with the help of his older friend, Cappie, and the enigmatic new girl, Maggie. As Cappie and Maggie become an item and Lucas finds himself on the sidelines of his own love story, he learns valuable lessons about friendship, love, and the complexities of growing up. Starring a talented young cast including Corey Haim, Kerri Green, and Charlie Sheen, this delightful blend of comedy, drama, and romance takes audiences on a nostalgic journey through high school life, leaving them with a renewed sense of happiness and hope.
7. The Lost Boys (1987)
The Lost Boys” is an iconic 1987 film that combines comedy and horror for a thrilling cinematic experience. The movie follows the story of two brothers who, after moving to a small town, are introduced to the dark side when they discover the area is a haven for vampires.
8. Watchers (1988)
Watchers” (1988) is a sci-fi horror thriller that takes viewers on a chilling journey of boyhood and genetic mutation. A young boy, played by Corey Haim, rescues a stray dog only to discover that it’s actually a super-intelligent runaway being hunted by a monstrous creature. The story unfolds as the boy and his mother, played by Candace Bergen, try to protect the dog (and themselves) from the dangerous creature, which was created in the same genetic research lab.
9. License to Drive (1988)
License to Drive” is a hilarious comedy film from 1988, starring Corey Haim, Corey Feldman, and Carol Kane. The movie follows a teenage boy as he decides to go for a wild night on the town in Los Angeles with his friends, even though he failed his driving test.
10. Dream a Little Dream (1989)
In the whimsical 1989 comedy “Dream a Little Dream, “ an elderly dream researcher unexpectedly transfers his consciousness into the body of a rebellious teenager. The only problem is, the kid has a strong preference for the dreamworld over the real world. As the two very different personalities navigate the challenges of living as each other, they must navigate the messy realities and the fantastical dream world.
11. Prayer of the Rollerboys (1990)
Prayer of the Rollerboys” is a thrilling, dystopian film set in an America of the near future, where a young man steps into a dangerous world of crime and rollerblading youth gangs. His goal is to topple the powerful drug-dealing regime that has taken over his town.
12. Dream Machine (1991)
Dream Machine, released in 1991, stars Corey Haim, Evan Richards, and Jeremy Slate in a gripping action-comedy about a young man named Barry. The film takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride as Barry faces extreme initiation rituals in a fraternity, navigates the complexities of his parents’ relationship, and finds himself in possession of a Porsche with a body in the trunk. As he works on a rich woman’s piano and fantasizes about his dream girl, the excitement doesn’t end there.
13. Fast Getaway (1991)
Fast Getaway” is a quirky and lighthearted crime comedy that takes viewers on a thrilling ride with a group of bank robbers. The film, set in 1991 and released in 1993, follows the story of a young and brilliant boy who, alongside his criminal-minded father, successfully continues their heist spree. However, their antics attract the attention of Lilly and her dimwitted sidekick, who decide to kidnap the boy, Nelson, and force him to work for their unpredictable team.
14. Oh, What a Night (1992)
Oh, What a Night” is a comedy film from 1992 that explores the lives of two teenage boys as they navigate love, attraction, and relationships. The movie centers on two small-town teenagers who are caught up in the thrill and intrigue of their burgeoning romantic interests. As one boy embarks on a daring quest to win over the affections of a beautiful girl using his father’s car, the other finds himself tangled in a web of love and deceit, with his eyes set on a mature woman who is an expert in the art of seduction.
15. The Double 0 Kid (1992)
The Double 0 Kid” is a thrilling, action-packed comedy with a dash of adventure. In this lively romp, teenage dreamer Lance stumbles into a high-stakes mission involving a secret hacking operation at an International Environmental Congress. When he gets his hands on a crucial computer access card, Lance sees his dream of becoming a secret agent become a reality.
16. Blown Away (1992)
In the exhilarating and suspenseful 1992 film “Blown Away, “ teenage girl Megan finds herself falling for Rich, a charismatic worker at her father’s ski resort. Amidst her grief over her recently deceased mother’s tragic car accident, which she blames on her own father, the relationship with Rich becomes darker. As the plot thickens, it becomes unclear whether Rich’s unwavering love for Megan will lead him to witness a horrifying act of violence against her father.
17. Just One of the Girls (1993)
Just One of the Girls, also known as Anything for Love, is a light-hearted comedy film from 1993. Directed by Michael Keusch and written by Raul Fernandez, the movie stars Corey Haim, Nicole Eggert, and Cameron Bancroft.
18. Fast Getaway II (1994)
Fast Getaway II is an action-packed comedy adventure that follows the story of a former bank robber who has turned his life around. Now running an insurance business with his girlfriend, his life turns upside down when his ex-partner frames him for a burglary. In a desperate attempt to clear his name, he enlists the help of his father, who has just been released from prison.
19. Last Resort (1994)
Last Resort” follows the lives of bored roommates and best friends, Sam and Dave, who find themselves on Sam’s uncle’s enchanting island after receiving an unexpected invitation. The island, filled with captivating women, is controlled by a wicked antagonist. However, the duo ends up convincing the island’s owner to exchange his land rights.
20. Life 101 (1995)
Life 101" is a 1995 American comedy-drama film that takes a hilarious look at life during one’s freshman year of college. The movie stars Corey Haim as a nervous freshman majoring in physics who moves in with three non-science major and non-freshmen roommates. These roommates take him under their wing, showing him the ropes of college life, including how to party and find a girl.
21. Dream a Little Dream 2 (1995)
Dream a Little Dream 2 is a high-energy comedy that brings together two unlikely friends, Dinger and Bobby, for an adventure they’ll never forget. When a pair of magical sunglasses turns up in their lives, their mundane existence in L. A.
22. Demolition High (1996)
Dive into the heart-pounding world of “Demolition High, “ a 1996 action film that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Set in a seemingly ordinary high school, the story takes a dark turn when terrorists, with deadly intentions far beyond the school walls, take over the institution.
23. Never Too Late (1996)
Never Too Late, “ a Canadian film released in 1996, tells the story of four retired friends who come together after the death of a good friend. Unwilling to face retirement, they decide to take matters into their own hands and pursue their lifelong dream of becoming an aspiring actor, independent filmmaker, and more.
24. Shooter on the Side (1996)
Shooter on the Side, “ an independent drama film released in 1996, follows the emotional turmoil of a bartender named Jim, whose life spirals out of control after discovering his wife’s infidelity. As a result, he struggles with trust and begins a perilous affair with his boss’s wife.
25. Busted (1997)
Busted, released in 1997, is a hilarious adult comedy that takes you on a wild ride through the life of the Amity police force. In a town where crime is a non-issue, the cops find themselves at loose ends. Enter the trio of Corey Feldman, Corey Haim, and Dominick Brascia, who set out to reinvigorate their force with some good old-fashioned comedy shenanigans.
26. Snowboard Academy (1997)
Snowboard Academy, “ released in 1997, is an amusing romp through the winter sports world of snobby skiers versus tough-as-nails snowboarders. This low-budget film, set against the backdrop of freezing temperatures and snowy landscapes, showcases a hilarious rivalry that unfolds on the slopes.
27. Batman & Robin (1997)
Batman & Robin, released in 1997, is a thrilling action-packed movie that follows the adventure of two superheroes, Batman and Robin, and their quest to protect Gotham City from their nemeses, Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy. The movie showcases the duo’s efforts to maintain their relationship while battling the villains who plan to freeze the entire city.
28. Fever Lake (1997)
Fever Lake” is a pulse-pounding horror film from 1997 that takes you on a frightening journey through the eerie woods surrounding a cursed house near the lake. The movie follows a group of teenagers who ignore the warnings from the locals and venture to a place shrouded in supernatural power.
29. Demolition University (1997)
Demolition University, “ a 1997 action film by Kevin Tenney, follows the thrilling journey of a college student and his friends as they race against time to stop a deranged war veteran who plans to poison the city’s water supply. The movie is filled with electrifying stunts, dangerous escapades, and heart-pounding chases, making it a non-stop adrenaline ride. With a star-studded cast led by Corey Haim, Ami Dolenz, and Laraine Newman, this film guarantees an explosive experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
30. Merlin (1998)
Journey into a world of magic and wonder in “Merlin” (1998), where the young and enigmatic wizard faces the ultimate test of courage against his most formidable foes. Brimming with sword-and-sorcery action, the film sees Merlin embark on a daring adventure to save the harmless populace from the evil clutches of King Vidus and his cunning high counselor.
31. Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies (1999)
In 1999, Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies once again unleashes the terror of the malevolent djinn. When an ancient artifact unknowingly unleashes the Djinn from its prison, the unsuspecting town of New York becomes a battlefield for hell. The Djinn, hell-bent on collecting 1001 souls, must wreak chaos and destruction in order to fulfill an ominous prophecy and bring about the Apocalypse.
32. The Backlot Murders (2002)
The Backlot Murders” is a dark comedy-horror film released in 2002, where a struggling rock band arrives at a movie studio to film their first music video on the brink of success. As they find themselves caught up in a production filled with groupies and crew members, a psychotic killer begins targeting the band members and their friends.
33. Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star (2003)
Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star” is a laugh-out-loud comedy from 2003, where a former child star, now in his thirties, decides to re-experience the same life in the hopes of reliving a carefree childhood. As he hires a foster family to take him in, this hilarious tale delves into the challenges of recapturing innocence, and the ensuing chaos that ensues.
34. Without Malice (2003)
In the rugged wilderness, a group of friends embarks on a weekend hunting trip, expecting nothing more than to share camaraderie and enjoy the thrill of the hunt. However, when a tragic accident occurs, the idyllic weekend takes a dark and unexpected turn.
35. Space Daze (2005)
Embark on a humorous and thought-provoking journey with “Space Daze, “ a 2005 comedy starring James Vallo as Al Manac, an investigative reporter on a mission to uncover the existence of extraterrestrial life on Earth. Directed by John Wesley Norton and written by the same talented mind, this satire comedy delves into the world of mockumentaries with a witty blend of drug humor and satire that will keep you laughing from start to finish.
36. 50 Cutest Child Stars: All Grown Up (2005)
50 Cutest Child Stars: All Grown Up” takes a look back at some of the most beloved and adorable child stars from the past, showcasing how they’ve evolved and matured into successful adults. With a runtime of 2 hours, this engaging documentary dives into the lives of former child stars, focusing on their careers and personal lives. Featuring interviews with the stars themselves, such as Keshia Knight Pulliam, Candace Cameron Bure, and Clay Adkins, the film blends behind-the-scenes footage with never-before-seen moments to bring viewers up-to-date on the lives of these once-iconic figures.
37. Universal Groove (2007)
Dive into the pulsating world of the underground party scene with “Universal Groove, “ a captivating drama film released in 2007. This 1-hour 14-minute cinema masterpiece transports viewers on a quick trip through the memories of eight people re-entering reality. As the characters navigate through the after-hours world, their wild experiences at the party expose a hidden side of life.
38. Lost Boys: The Tribe (2008)
Lost Boys: The Tribe takes us back to the familiar shady surf city of Santa Carla, where vampire surfers reign supreme, disposing of anyone who dare intrude on their territory. The film follows the story of Chris Emerson (Tad Hilgenbrink), a former surfer whose life takes an unexpected dark turn when he takes one sip of vampire blood at a party meant for his sister, Nicole (Autumn Reeser). Unknown to Chris, the host of the party is none other than Shane Powers (Angus Sutherland), the new leader of a nest of blood-thirsty vampires.
39. Trade In (2009)
Trade In” is a comedy film set in the heart of the 2009 economic crisis, where two car dealerships face off in an amusing sales competition to determine their survival. As the financial strain intensifies, the dealerships must find creative ways to win the hearts of their customers and overcome the odds. Despite the tough circumstances, laughter and camaraderie permeate the movie as the characters embark on an unforgettable journey towards success.
40. Crank: High Voltage (2009)
Crank: High Voltage” is an electrifying action-thriller that will leave your heart pounding. Directed by the dynamic duo of Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, the film follows the story of Chelios, a man whose life becomes a frantic race against time when his nearly indestructible heart is stolen by a ruthless Chinese mobster. The new heart-stopping organ? A battery-powered ticker that requires regular jolts of electricity to keep working.
41. Shark City (2009)
Shark City, “ released in 2009, is a comedy, drama, and romance about two best friends, Dagen and Kenny, who make bad decisions in their pursuit of love and money. The film is set in New York and revolves around Dagen’s discovery of his dream girl, who is the daughter of the city’s most powerful mobster.
42. The Hostage Game (2010)
The Hostage Game, “ originally titled “American Sunset, “ is a thrilling movie that tells the story of a former cop who is determined to save his wife after a brutal kidnapping on the eve of their 5th wedding anniversary. With time running out and no leads, he is forced to take drastic measures, risking everything to secure her safe return. As the clock ticks and the stakes rise higher, the ex-cop finds himself in the middle of a dangerous game with no guarantees.
43. New Terminal Hotel (2010)
New Terminal Hotel” offers an unnerving blend of crime, horror, and thriller genres in its riveting storyline. The film centers around Don Malek, whose life takes a dark turn after his fiancee is brutally murdered.
44. Lost Boys: The Thirst (2010)
In “Lost Boys: The Thirst, “ vampire hunter Edgar Frog (Corey Feldman) is hired to find a missing person and destroy the head vampire, DJ X (Seb Castang), who plans on raising an undead army. Accompanied by his friend Zoe (Casey B. Dolan) and novelist Gwen Lieber (Tanit Phoenix), Edgar faces his bloodiest battle yet against the undead.
45. Emerging Past (2011)
Emerging Past” is a chilling horror, mystery, and thriller that takes us on a journey through time. The film, set in 2011, was released in 2015 but its timeless mystery has captivated audiences ever since. Directed and written by Thomas J. Churchill, the movie boasts an eerie plot that challenges our perceptions of the past and the present.
46. The Girl (2011)
The Girl, “ a taut and dark thriller, captivates with its chilling narrative set in a rural campground environment. Narrating the story of a family tragically killed on Christmas Eve years ago, the tale evolves when the lone survivor, a sexy and unstable young lady, turns into a cunning and violent foe, unleashing terror with gruesome creativity.
47. Decisions (2011)
Decisions” is a suspenseful crime drama that follows a group of friends on the verge of making a big mistake. Desperate to escape their financial struggles, they conspire a daring bank heist. However, a shadowy LAPD Detective (Corey Haim) on the take with a dangerous crime syndicate figure will stop at nothing to retrieve the stolen money, plunging the group into a vortex of guns, intrigue, and betrayal.
48. An Open Secret (2014)
An Open Secret, “ a gripping documentary directed by Amy Berg, sheds light on shocking allegations of teenagers being sexually abused within the glamorous world of Hollywood. The film delves into the dark corners of the film industry, uncovering a web of exploitation, abuse, and cover-ups. With an impeccable IMDb rating of 7.4, this thought-provoking documentary exposes the chilling realities that lie within the industry’s so-called ‘casting couch. ‘ As the truth unravels, viewers are left to reflect on the price paid by innocent individuals, seeking justice amidst the glitz and glamour.
49. My Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys (2020)
My Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys” is a gripping documentary that exposes the disturbing truth about the traumatic experiences of Corey Feldman and Corey Haim, two beloved child actors from the 1980s and ’90s. Directed by Brian Herzlinger, the movie delves into the allegations that both stars were sexually abused as children by multiple men.
50. Nightbooks (2021)
Nightbooks” is a thrilling family film set in contemporary New York City and takes the viewers on an adventure filled with magic, friendship, and fear. The story revolves around a young boy named Alex, who loves to read scary stories. One day, he stumbles upon a mysterious book that turns out to be owned by an evil young witch.
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