All 4 Gail Neely Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Hollywood is full of stars, but what about the lesser-known talents behind the camera? Gail Neely is one of those unsung heroes, a prolific producer with an impressive track record. In this movie roundup, we’ll take a closer look at her work and explore how her creativity has shaped the entertainment industry throughout the years.
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1. Surf Nazis Must Die (1987)
“Surf Nazis Must Die” is a shocking 1987 action-comedy film in which a post-apocalyptic future sees the neo-Nazi surf punks brutally murdering the son of a gun-wielding woman. In retaliation, the mother embarks on a deadly and thrilling bloodthirsty revenge mission against the ruthless surf Nazis. Directed by Peter George, the movie stands out with an impressive ensemble of stars including Gail Neely, Robert Harden, and Barry Brenner.
2. Rich Girl (1991)
“Rich Girl” (1991) — a captivating drama directed by Joel Bender, starring Jill Schoelen, Don Michael Paul, and Sean Kanan. The story follows a rich Beverly Hills girl who embarks on a new life by taking a job as a waitress amidst the lively nightlife of Los Angeles, California. There, she unexpectedly finds herself falling in love with a talented rock singer. The movie boasts a captivating plot combining the worlds of Beverly Hills luxury and Los Angeles’ bustling rock scene. The runtime is a brisk 1 hour and 36 minutes, and the film, rated R, has an overall IMDb rating of 5.6, with 335 votes.
3. The Heart of Justice (1992)
“The Heart of Justice” is a captivating crime drama where a renowned trash novelist becomes the latest victim of a cold-blooded murder that shocks the world. As the police search for answers, a driven journalist stumbles upon the shocking truth.
4. Twogether (1992)
“Twogether” is a 1992 comedy-drama-romance film directed by Andrew Chiaramonte and written by himself. The film stars Nick Cassavetes, Brenda Bakke, and Jeremy Piven.
