All 23 Darby Hinton Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Brace yourself for an exhilarating journey into the mesmerizing realm of Darby Hinton’s films! This comprehensive article delves into the myriad of projects that have indelibly marked the hearts of viewers. Ranging from delightful romantic comedies to heart-wrenching dramas, immerse yourself in the vast and varied filmography of this gifted actor. Whether you’re a devoted fan or a curious newcomer to his work, this article is guaranteed to pique your interest, ignite conversations, and leave you on the edge of your seat.
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1. Son of Flubber (1962)
“Son of Flubber” is a delightful family movie that will keep you grinning from ear to ear! Follow the adventures of Professor Brainard and his wacky experiments involving the mysterious substance Flubber. When the professor gets into hot water, it’s up to his quirky students to set things right.
2. The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm (1962)
“The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm” is a captivating 1962 animated adventure film that takes you on a journey through the lives and works of Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm. As you delve into the Brothers Grimm’s tales, prepare to be enchanted by their storytelling prowess. The film features the iconic characters from three of their most celebrated stories, transporting you to a magical world where imagination comes to life.
3. Hero’s Island (1962)
Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of “Hero’s Island, “ set in 1718 on a quaint island off the Carolina coast. Experience the heart-wrenching journey of a family of indentured servants who, after recently finding their newfound freedom, aspire to create a prosperous life for themselves on this tranquil piece of land. However, their peaceful endeavors are threatened by a tenacious group of fishermen who also believe the island belongs to them.
4. Nightmare in the Sun (1965)
Enter the world of crime and drama with the 1965 film, Nightmare in the Sun. This gripping tale, set against the desert backdrop, follows a young man (Aldo Ray) on an ill-fated hitchhiking journey.
5. The Good Guys and the Bad Guys (1969)
Embark on an unforgettable journey filled with unexpected alliances and the undeniably entertaining chemistry of two of the greatest old-school badasses. In “The Good Guys and the Bad Guys, “ released in 1969, an aging lawman and an aging outlaw join forces to reclaim their rightful places against all odds, both brought down by the same new, younger and inept Marshal and the rise of a menacing gang leader.
6. The Treasure of Jamaica Reef (1974)
Join a heart-pounding journey to the bottomless depths of the Caribbean Sea with the 1974 film, “The Treasure of Jamaica Reef”. This exhilarating adventure, with a runtime of merely 96 minutes, carries a PG rating and focuses on the pursuit of a legendary Spanish Galleon, overflowing with treasure, which submerged over 200 years prior.
7. Mr. Sycamore (1975)
“Mr. Sycamore, “ set in 1975, is a quirky, offbeat comedy directed by Pancho Kohner. The film, starring Jason Robards alongside Sandy Dennis and Jean Simmons, tells an unconventional, yet delightful story of a man whose life takes an extraordinary turn.
8. Black Oak Conspiracy (1977)
Prepare to be drawn into the web of small-town conspiracy in the gritty 1977 thriller, Black Oak Conspiracy. Our unassuming hero finds himself caught in the crosshairs of a corrupt sheriff and land grabbers as he navigates the treacherous terrain of small-town corruption and revenge.
9. Hi-Riders (1978)
In the heart of 1978, “Hi-Riders” takes you on an exhilarating ride filled with action, crime, and drama. This high-octane movie follows a group of daring drag race enthusiasts who take on the high stakes world of street racing. As the story unfolds, we meet a young boy and girl who get swept up in the excitement and join the Hi-Riders team.
10. Goodbye, Franklin High (1978)
Experience the high school life of a talented baseball player in “Goodbye, Franklin High” (1978). As the film’s protagonist enters his senior year, he finds himself caught between the pressure of his girlfriend, parents, and a major life decision. With the allure of college and the thrill of professional baseball, the young man must weigh his choices.
11. Angels’ Brigade (1979)
In the thrilling 1979 film Angels’ Brigade, six seductive women and a spirited teenager unite for an unexpected and exhilarating battle against a right-wing militia. After vanquishing the malicious activists, our fearless heroines find themselves facing off against brutal drug pushers.
12. Without Warning (1980)
“Without Warning, “ a 1980 horror, Sci-Fi, and thriller film, tells the story of Sandy and Greg, two teenagers who, against explicit warnings, go on a camping trip with their friends. Unknown to them, the area they choose for their adventure is being used as a hunting ground by extraterrestrial beings. As they struggle to survive against these otherworldly creatures, they unravel a conspiracy theory that puts their lives in grave danger.
13. The Return (1980)
The Return: An Extraterrestrial Mystery is a 1980 Thriller, Sci-Fi, and Mystery film directed by Greydon Clark. Starring Jan-Michael Vincent, Cybill Shepherd, and Martin Landau, the movie follows the shocking, 25-year-old mystery of two young children and an old man who are abducted by an alien spacecraft in New Mexico.
14. Wacko (1982)
“Wacko” (1982), a hilariously terrifying horror-comedy directed by Greydon Clark, tells the story of Mary Graves, a high school student whose family was tragically scarred by the “Lawnmower Killer” a decade earlier. With the haunting anniversary coming up, Mary and her classmates gear up for their traditional Halloween Pumpkin Prom, unaware that the infamous killer is planning a twisted return. The film follows a colorful cast of characters as they get ready for the biggest bash of the year, unknowingly luring themselves into a deadly game of cat-and-mouse.
15. Malibu Express (1985)
In the electrifying 1985 action-comedy ‘Malibu Express’, an endearing cast of characters takes on the task of unraveling the mystery behind hi-tech computer technology leaks to the Russians. The protagonist, a suave and charming private detective, finds himself in the midst of an unexpected adventure as his job description turns from womanizing to saving the world.
16. Punctul zero (1996)
“Zero Point” (1996) is a gripping drama that unfolds on the eve of the Romanian Revolution of 1989. In this heart-pounding tale, two undercover American agents, Darby Hinton and Brian McNamara, are sent on a mission to secure a covert list of East Bloc agents hidden within the West.
17. They Crawl (2001)
“They Crawl” is a heart-pounding 2001 horror film that delves into the terrifying world of natural horror. Directed by John Allardice, the movie follows our beleaguered policewoman detective, who is on a mission to stop a sinister horde of roaches before they unleash their horrifying destruction upon humanity.
18. Just for Kicks (2003)
Just for Kicks is a family comedy focusing on twin brothers who find their soccer coach is not their biological father’s best choice. The boys search for a new coach and stumble upon a retired soccer star from their neighborhood, with whom they have a first name connection. Will this newfound coach be the key to their success, or will it be another struggle for the twins?
19. Recipe for Disaster (2003)
A family-owned restaurant sees a disaster looming on its opening night as Rebecca Korda and her brothers, Sam and Max, are left to fend for themselves. As chaos unfolds, our young, resourceful heroes discover the value of teamwork, determination, and the importance of a recipe for success.
20. Machete Maidens Unleashed! (2010)
Machete Maidens Unleashed! is a thrilling documentary that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey into the dark and seductive world of Philippine genre filmmaking. Exploring subterranean levels of this rarely discussed province, the film offers a fast-paced, captivating odyssey into the minds of the wild and untamed storytellers who dared to push the bounds of cinema.
21. Wild Faith (2018)
“Wild Faith” is a compelling Western film set in the 1800s, focusing on the life of a Civil War veteran who faces the challenge of finding peace and starting anew despite the world’s resistance to change. The movie not only stands as a standalone film but also as part of a developing television series. With 8 wins and 8 nominations at various awards ceremonies, it showcases the director Jesse Low’s skills and the writers DJ Perry’s captivating storyline.
22. Christmas Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses (2019)
Feel your heart brim with warmth with the Hallmark Channel’s charming Christmas Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses (2019). This delightful drama, set against an enchanting holiday backdrop, captures the essence of love, family, and festivities during the most wonderful time of the year. The storyline focuses on a gifted interior designer assigned to decorate a magnificent mansion brimming with holiday cheer, offering ample opportunities for romantic encounters and sweet meet-cutes.
23. Scream Test (2020)
“Scream Test” (2021) is a hilarious comedy where the world’s most famous scream queen is in dire need of rehabilitation. After suffering from an unfortunate accident that injured her vocals, she retreats to a remote island resort for recovery. However, as people around her start dying mysteriously, she discovers an unsettling connection to the grisly events in her own films.
