All 15 Sage Stallone Movies (in Order)
Are you ready to dive into the world of Sage Stallone, the talented and versatile actor that has captivated audiences with his outstanding performances? From action-packed thrillers to heartfelt dramas, our latest movie roundup article brings you an in-depth look at the unforgettable works of Sage Stallone. Grab a cozy seat and get ready to discover his remarkable acting prowess and the movies that have solidified his place in Hollywood’s history.
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1. Rocky V (1990)
Rocky V, released in 1990, is a heart-pounding sports drama that follows the life of the legendary boxer, Rocky Balboa, as he takes a step back from the ring. The film begins with Rocky, reluctantly retired from fighting, taking charge of his old gym and agreeing to train a young, determined protégé. As he navigates his life after the ring, Rocky must confront his past and inspire the next generation of fighters with his indomitable spirit and unyielding strength.
2. The Evil Inside Me (1993)
Step into the chilling realm of “The Evil Inside Me”, a 1993 masterpiece with a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes. Directed by Tim Everitt, this Horror/Thriller captivates with an enthralling plot and an ensemble of brilliant stars.
3. Daylight (1996)
Daylight” is a thrilling action-adventure film set in the aftermath of a catastrophic event in a New York tunnel. The movie, released in 1996, features a gripping storyline and a stunning supporting cast, including Sylvester Stallone, Amy Brenneman, and Viggo Mortensen.
4. The Manson Family (1997)
The Manson Family, “ a chilling 1997 drama directed by Jim Van Bebber, offers an unsettling look into the notorious Manson Family Murders. Set in the 60’s, this crime thriller is told through super 8 home movies, a unique and clever approach that adds an eerie retro charm to the grisly narrative. The film’s gritty realism is further amplified by male full-frontal nudity and explicit content, keeping in line with its R rating.
5. Reflections of Evil (2002)
Reflections of Evil, a haunting and unconventional comedy-drama-fantasy film from 2002, follows the story of Julie, a girl who tragically succumbs to a PCP overdose as a teenager in the early 1970s. From beyond the veil, Julie embarks on a desperate quest to connect with her younger brother, Bob, a morbidly obese watch peddler suffering from sucrose intolerance in the early 1990s.
6. Feast (2005)
Feast” is a thrilling, twisted tale of survival that pits the unsuspecting patrons of a dark and dingy bar against grotesque, bloodthirsty monsters. When darkness falls, the unsuspecting patrons find themselves trapped, unable to escape the grisly claws of the creatures that have invaded their sanctuary.
7. Chaos (2005)
Chaos, “ a 2005 horror and thriller film, follows the harrowing journey of two teenage girls searching for drugs at a rave. The girls find themselves subjected to sexual violence and torture, leaving them desperate for escape. As the attackers seek refuge in the home of one of the victim’s parents, their dark secrets lead to twisted consequences.
8. Moscow Zero (2006)
In the thrilling horror-thriller Moscow Zero (2006), directed by María Lidón, we follow the intense journey of an enigmatic underground society. Starring the likes of Vincent Gallo, Oksana Akinshina, and Val Kilmer, this chilling story weaves together themes of religious terror, demonic legends, and a dark underworld.
9. Oliviero Rising (2007)
Oliviero Rising” is a delightful romantic comedy that will leave you laughing and cheering for the characters. The film follows the journey of a young, charming employee (played by Vincent Gallo) who finds himself in the middle of an office intrigue orchestrated by his seductive female boss.
10. Promises Written in Water (2010)
Promises Written in Water is a gripping abstract drama that unfolds the complex relationship between a professional assassin and a terminally ill woman. Directed and starring Vincent Gallo, this intense story immerses viewers in the raw emotions of the characters, grappling with life, death, and the meaning of promises.
11. Gone with the Pope (2010)
Gone with the Pope” is a gritty crime drama that takes you on a wild ride with its unholy scheme. Paul, a paroled gangster, played by the late Duke Mitchell, wants to kidnap the Pope and hold him for ransom. If he succeeds, he plans to charge a dollar from every Catholic in the world.
12. Piranha 3DD (2012)
Piranha 3DD is a thrilling and hilarious mashup of horror, comedy, and sci-fi genres, set in a newly opened waterpark. After the terrifying events at Lake Victoria, a swarm of prehistoric, bloodthirsty piranhas find their way into the amusement park, causing chaos and mayhem for unsuspecting guests.
13. Celluloid Bloodbath: More Prevues from Hell (2012)
Celluloid Bloodbath: More Prevues from Hell” is a thrilling horror anthology that brings together 62 over-the-top trailers from the golden Grindhouse age, spanning from the 1960s to the 1980s. This film takes viewers on a wild ride through the most intense and outrageous horror previews of the era, providing a glimpse into the gory world of B-movies.
14. Clownado (2019)
In 2019, the horror-comedy “Clownado” gripped viewers with its unique blend of dark, twisted humor and intense gore. Directed and written by Todd Sheets, the film follows a group of hapless characters who become embroiled in a supernatural battle between a vengeful, demonic clown and a female assassin.
15. Sly (2023)
Sly” is a riveting documentary that delves into the life and career of Sylvester Stallone, a prolific actor, writer, director, and producer who has captivated audiences for nearly fifty years. This film offers an intimate look at Stallone’s journey both on and off the screen, providing a retrospective of his remarkable career and inspirational life story.
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