All 89 Daniel Baldwin Movies (in Order)
Get ready to explore the dynamic and versatile acting career of Daniel Baldwin in this engaging roundup of his most notable films. From action-packed thrillers to emotional dramas, we’ve compiled a list of Daniel Baldwin movies that showcase his incredible talent and range.
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1. Too Good to Be True (1988)
Too Good to Be True” is a chilling drama thriller released in 1988, starring Loni Anderson, Patrick Duffy, and Glynnis O’Connor. The film explores the dark and twisted journey of a seemingly perfect couple, Richard Harland and Ellen Berent, who meet, fall in love, and quickly marry. However, Ellen’s obsessive love casts a dark shadow over their relationship, affecting not only them but the people around them.
2. L.A. Takedown (1989)
L. A. Takedown, released in 1989, is a high-intensity crime thriller directed by Michael Mann.
3. Born on the Fourth of July (1989)
Born on the Fourth of July” (1989) is a moving and riveting drama based on the life of Ron Kovic, a decorated United States Marine. The film was inspired by Kovic’s 1976 autobiography of the same title. Oscar Award-winning director Oliver Stone, along with Kovic, penned the screenplay.
4. The Heroes of Desert Storm (1991)
The Heroes of Desert Storm” is a 1991 American drama war film that takes us on a journey through the eyes of the men and women who experienced the first Gulf War. The movie portrays the war as a series of tragedies and acts of heroism, telling a compelling tale of courage. With a runtime of 1 hour and 32 minutes, directed by Don Ohlmeyer and written by Lionel Chetwynd, this powerful drama showcases the resilience of its stars — Richard Assad, Lance August, and Eric Avery Weiss.
5. Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991)
Set against the backdrop of the American wilderness, “Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man” follows the thrilling journey of an unlikely alliance. Two lone riders, one with a mysterious connection to Marlboro cigarettes and the other a seasoned criminal, team up to save a beloved neighborhood bar from a financial crisis.
6. Nothing But Trouble (1991)
Nothing But Trouble” is a comedic adventure set in a rural backwoods mansion. The movie follows a businessman and his friends, who become unwilling guests of a sadistic judge and family. As they try to escape this odd and eerie setting, they find themselves racing against the clock and facing a host of bizarre and humorous challenges.
7. Hero (1992)
Hero” is a captivating 1992 comedy-drama directed by Stephen Frears. Starring Dustin Hoffman, Geena Davis, and Andy Garcia, it tells the story of an ordinary man who stumbles into an extraordinary situation. When our unlikely hero saves passengers from a crashed airliner, only to see his actions stolen by someone else, he embarks on a journey that leads to unexpected twists and turns.
8. Knight Moves (1992)
Knight Moves, a neo-noir crime thriller from 1992, stars Christopher Lambert as Peter Miller, a grand master chess player whose life takes a dark turn after he is suspected of murdering a woman during a tournament. With the police on his tail, Peter decides to help the investigation, determined to prove his innocence.
9. Ned Blessing: The True Story of My Life (1992)
Ned Blessing: The True Story of My Life” is a gripping crime drama set against the backdrop of the American frontier. When Ned Blessing’s father is brutally murdered, he quickly garners the reputation as a gunman, causing him to be wrongly accused of the crime in court.
10. Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman (1993)
Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman” takes viewers on a hilarious ride as the abused heiress, Nancy, played by Daryl Hannah, is not just any ordinary woman.
11. Dead on Sight (1994)
Dead on Sight, directed by Ruben Preuss, is a tense Mystery-Thriller film from 1994 with a runtime of 1 hour and 35 minutes. The movie stars Jennifer Beals, Daniel Baldwin, and Kurtwood Smith in a chilling tale involving a psychic woman’s visions of the Clock Killer’s past and future murders. The film tackles dark themes of murder and delves into the mysteries surrounding the Clock Killer’s identity.
12. Car 54, Where Are You? (1994)
Get ready for a hilarious ride in “Car 54, Where Are You? “ as two unlikely partners, Officer Gunther Toody and Officer Francis Muldoon, team up to protect an important mafia witness testifying against organized crime in Brooklyn. The film is filled with non-stop action, slapstick humor, and a whole lot of laughs as the duo deals with their personal lives, overbearing spouses, common criminals, arms dealers, and their officious boss. Directed by Bill Fishman and starring David Johansen, John C.
13. Family of Cops (1995)
Family of Cops” is a suspenseful crime drama from 1995, directed by Ted Kotcheff. The film features a police detective whose oversexed daughter finds herself embroiled in a murder investigation when the wealthy man she slept with is killed. The thrilling story takes the family on a rollercoaster of danger, as they work together to unravel the mystery surrounding the murder.
14. Bodily Harm (1995)
In the thrilling erotic thriller, “Bodily Harm” (1995), detectives Rita (Linda Fiorentino) and J. D. (Daniel Baldwin) dive deep into the murder case of a stripper in Las Vegas. As they investigate, they uncover a tangled web of secrets, suspecting ex-cop Sam (Gregg Henry) as a prime suspect.
15. Yesterday’s Target (1996)
In the thrilling 1996 sci-fi action film “Yesterday’s Target, “ three time-travelers with extraordinary abilities find themselves stranded in the past and forced to confront a deadly game of memory loss, separation, and assassins. Daniel Baldwin, Stacy Haiduk, and T. K.
16. Mulholland Falls (1996)
In 1950s Los Angeles, a special crime squad of the LAPD investigates the murder of a young woman. As Detective Max Hoover and his elite team of officers unravel the shocking truth behind her death, they find themselves up against the FBI and the Atomic Energy Commission, both of which are trying to keep the investigation under wraps.
17. Trees Lounge (1996)
Trees Lounge, “ a 1996 release directed by Steve Buscemi, is a raw, comedic drama that delves into the life of an unemployed mechanic named Tommy. Struggling with addiction, Tommy spends a significant portion of his time in a local bar called Trees Lounge, dreaming of the things that might help him break his cycle of drinking.
18. Twisted Desire (1996)
In the riveting crime drama, “Twisted Desire” (1996), a rebellious teenager (Melissa Joan Hart) connives a love-struck young ex-con (Daniel Baldwin) into believing that their future together hinges on ridding themselves of her overbearing parents. The chilling true-to-life tale unfolds, based on actual events, as the innocent couple becomes entangled in a deadly web of deceit and treachery.
19. Love Kills (1998)
Love Kills, “ an independent comedy-romance-thriller released in 2000, follows the story of a masseur who unwittingly becomes entangled in the complex family drama of a wealthy Beverly Hills millionaire who has just met his demise. Set against the backdrop of family relationships, the movie explores how love and betrayal can intertwine to create unexpected alliances.
20. The Treat (1998)
The Treat (1998) is a quirky romantic comedy that explores the unconventional lives of four eccentric prostitutes. When they are unexpectedly invited to attend the Mayor’s birthday party, their lives take a surprising turn, leading to revelations and adventures that could change everything. This edgy yet whimsical film delves into themes of sexual fantasy, perversion, and a lesbian relationship, while also offering a glimpse into the world of law enforcement with the presence of a female police officer.
21. Phoenix (1998)
In the gritty underworld of crime, detective Jerry Pace (Ray Liotta) finds himself in a dangerous game of survival. Struggling with a crippling gambling addiction, Jerry’s dangerous obsession leads to a desperate plot. He devises an audacious plan to steal from the bookies who are relentlessly hounding him, threatening violence if he fails to pay up.
22. Vampires (1998)
In the gripping 1998 film “Vampires, “ a team of elite vampire hunters, led by vengeful vampire slayer Jack Crow, must retrieve an ancient Catholic relic, capable of allowing vampires to walk in daylight. The stakes couldn’t be higher as the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. Faced with ruthless enemies and powerful threats, the hunters must confront their deepest fears and harness their inner strength to protect the relic — and humankind — from a terrifying fate. Directed by legendary horror auteur John Carpenter and starring an ensemble cast, “Vampires” seamlessly blends action, horror, and thriller elements to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience.
23. The Pandora Project (1998)
The Pandora Project” is a high-stakes action thriller set in 1998, starring Daniel Baldwin, Erika Eleniak, and Richard Tyson. When a rogue CIA agent steals a neutron bomb, the fate of countless lives rests with his former partner, a skilled agent who must prevent the catastrophic weapon from being used before his wedding day. With the assistance of a news anchor and the help of a determined fianceé, the agent races against time to stop the madman and save humanity from a devastating explosion.
24. Silicon Towers (1999)
Charlie Reed, a man struggling in his dead-end job, suddenly finds his world turned upside down when he is unexpectedly promoted and tasked with taking over for a colleague who has gone mysteriously missing. But things take an even darker turn when Charlie receives an enigmatic, encoded email that contains sensitive information deemed top secret. As Charlie grapples with these developments, he finds himself entangled in a web of corporate espionage and conspiracy that leads to the towering skyscrapers of Silicon.
25. Desert Thunder (1999)
Desert Thunder, released in 2000, follows a special unit tasked with stopping terrorists who threaten to launch a deadly missile at Europe. The film stars Tim Abell, Daniel Baldwin, and Ari Barak and is directed by Jim Wynorski. This high-adrenaline action thriller will keep viewers on the edge of their seats as it weaves in elements of terrorism, biological weapons, and aerial combat.
26. Wild Grizzly (1999)
Wild Grizzly” is an exhilarating family adventure film that hits theaters in 1999. The movie is filled with thrilling action, heart-stopping moments, and riveting encounters that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Telling the story of a grizzly bear that escapes from a wildlife park and causes havoc in the mountain village of Pine Lake, it sets the stage for a wild ride that will keep you guessing till the end.
27. Water Damage (1999)
In the aftermath of his son’s tragic drowning, Paul Preedy is invited to a reunion at his prestigious prep school. Little does he know that his arrival will be the beginning of a new nightmare, one that will haunt the attendees and unravel the dark secrets hiding within the hallowed halls of the institution.
28. Killing Moon (1999)
Experience the pulse-pounding action thriller, Killing Moon (1999), as it takes viewers on a suspenseful journey to unveil the mystery behind a deadly virus outbreak. When a flight to Hawaii becomes the epicenter of this worldwide crisis, two men with conflicting agendas must join forces to solve the impending catastrophe.
29. Homicide: The Movie (2000)
Homicide: The Movie takes you on a thrilling journey through the Baltimore Homicide Unit, a dedicated team of detectives led by Howard, Munch, Bayliss, Meldrick, Bolander, and Kellerman. The unit is brought back into action when Al Giardello, a prominent figure in their world, is brutally shot. This intense crime drama unfolds as the team tirelessly works to solve the case, while navigating the complexities and dangers of their profession.
30. Double Frame (2000)
Double Frame” is a gripping crime thriller set in 2000, directed by Stefan Scaini and starring Daniel Baldwin, James Remar, and Leslie Hope. The film follows a shady cop who gets entangled in a dangerous drug scam.
31. In Pursuit (2000)
From the creators of “Project Eliminator” comes the thrilling, action-packed drama “In Pursuit. “ Released in 2001, this film stars Daniel Baldwin, Claudia Schiffer, and Coolio in a gripping tale of murder, betrayal, and unyielding pursuit.
32. Fall: The Price of Silence (2001)
Fall: The Price of Silence” is an action-packed thriller that takes you on a high-stakes journey. When a professional thief, played by Daniel Baldwin, decides to turn against his Mafia boss, he must leave everything behind. Faced with the choice of a lifetime, he joins the witness protection program, putting his life in the hands of those willing to help him.
33. The Real Deal (2002)
The Real Deal” is not your typical love story. It unravels the tale of Adam, who, tired of being the go-to assistant in his producer’s room, decides to turn the tables. With ambition smoldering, he takes the leap of faith and enters the cutthroat world of big bucks.
34. Bare Witness (2002)
Bare Witness” is a gripping thriller that follows the story of Gav Reed, a professional killer with a deadly secret. After a misstep that leaves him captured on video by a provocative porn actress called Julie Spencer, Reed is caught in a web of danger, deceit, and betrayal. Trying to wipe the slate clean, he puts his life on the line to protect the woman who could expose him — all while navigating a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
35. Tunnel (2002)
In the heart-pounding thriller “Tunnel” (2002), two unlikely allies find themselves in a race against time as they navigate a maze of abandoned mine tunnels. An ex-SAS agent and a cunning thief are on a desperate quest to uncover $200 million worth of stolen diamonds.
36. Triggermen (2002)
Triggermen, also known as Two Shots, is an action-packed crime comedy from 2002, featuring the captivating performances of Pete Postlethwaite, Neil Morrissey, and Bill MacDonald. With a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes, the movie follows the tale of two deadly hitmen, who switch places with a couple of con artists in pursuit of love.
37. King of the Ants (2003)
King of the Ants” is a gripping crime thriller that follows the story of an aimless drifter who stumbles upon his true purpose when he is hired by a ruthless mobster to take down a prominent accountant. However, when the cunning mobster attempts to swindle him and kill him instead of paying him, the drifter decides to turn the tables and seek vengeance. This intense and edgy film, with a runtime of 1 hour and 42 minutes, is rated R for its mature content and features Chris McKenna, Kari Wuhrer, and George Wendt in the lead roles.
38. Ancient Warriors (2003)
In the heart of ancient Sardinia, a sinister and vengeful band of mercenaries lies within the depths of the mines, developing a dangerous biochemical weapon to wreak havoc on the world. The fate of the planet rests in the hands of Special Forces Captain Aldo Paccione, who must reunite his elite Delta Force team to tackle this deadly threat. As they embark on a perilous journey, they will be faced with treacherous terrain, intense battles, and unforeseen dangers.
39. Open House (2003)
Open House” is a heartwarming and humorous film that explores the complexities of family dynamics and the challenges of everyday life. Based on the New York Times Bestseller, “Open House” by Elizabeth Berg, the movie delves into the lives of a husband and wife whose relationship is put to the test when they open their home to a single mother and her son.
40. Silver Man (2003)
In “Silver Man, “ a captivating tale of love and loyalty unfolds as a street performer, played by Paul Popowich, finds himself entangled in a dangerous game with a dangerous man. As he fights to protect the woman he loves, the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur, leading to a thrilling journey of self-discovery.
41. Stealing Candy (2003)
Stealing Candy” is a 2003 thriller film that explores a dark and twisted plot. Directed by Mark L. Lester and written by Randall Frakes, C.
42. Paparazzi (2004)
In the thrilling action-drama “Paparazzi” (2004), a promising Hollywood actor takes a bold stand against a relentless group of four paparazzi who come dangerously close to causing a personal tragedy for his wife and son. Fueled by a desire for justice, the actor hatches a brilliant plan to make the photographers pay for their reckless behavior.
43. Anonymous Rex (2004)
Anonymous Rex” is a sci-fi action-comedy set in an alternate present day, where a daring dinosaur society cohabits with humans, thanks to futuristic camouflaging technology. This intriguing world is the backdrop for a murder investigation spearheaded by two dino private detectives who delve into a mysterious dinosaur cult.
44. Vendetta: No Conscience, No Mercy (2004)
Vendetta: No Conscience, No Mercy” (2004) is a gritty crime drama that delves into the lives of two Irish-American brothers, Thomas and Sean Phelan, born to immigrant parents in a rough, working class Irish neighborhood in Boston. The brothers are torn apart by a tragic event from their childhood — the brutal murder of their father in front of them. Their paths diverge as Thomas turns to a life of law and responsibility, while Sean becomes embroiled in the dangerous world of the Irish mob.
45. Our Fathers (2005)
Our Fathers” is a gripping drama that delves into the dark side of the Catholic Church’s foundation, uncovering a shocking web of hidden sexual abuse and scandal. The film takes the audience through the key characters, events, and policies that facilitated the abuse and scandal, creating a tense and compelling narrative.
46. Boardwalk Poets (2005)
Boardwalk Poets” is a captivating crime drama set against the unique backdrop of the Venice Beach boardwalk. The film explores the inner struggles and turbulent pasts of two lost souls, Joseph and Russo, as they navigate a world built by Russo’s own hand. This powerful story takes viewers on a journey of atonement, redemption, and the discovery of an unexpected future.
47. Shut Up and Shoot! (2006)
Shut Up and Shoot! “ is a comical yet thrilling 2006 indie film that pokes fun at the classic idea of a forgotten old-time friend saving the day. When a high school gets tangled up in the dangerous world of underground trafficking, a group of true friends must rely on an unlikely ally for help.
48. Final Move (2006)
In the heart-pumping thriller “Final Move, “ a psychic and a relentless detective team up to pursue a chilling serial killer. As the killer’s grisly crimes escalate, the psychic’s abilities become invaluable in predicting the killer’s next move.
49. Vegas Vampires (2007)
In the scorching heat of Las Vegas, a horrifying bloodsucker epidemic unfolds as a pack of ravenous vampires takes over the once glittering gambling paradise. Director Fred Williamson weaves a chilling tale of terror in his shocking horror film, “Vegas Vampires”. The desert of sin becomes the breeding ground for these vicious creatures, leaving the once dry landscape slick with warm, wet blood.
50. Moola (2007)
Moola is a humorous take on the extraordinary obstacles faced by ordinary individuals when they cross paths with megacorporations. Inspired by true events, this comedy-drama follows a group of unsuspecting people as they navigate the cutthroat world of corporate power. The film has moments of nudity, including female nudity and rear nudity, which contribute to its edgy comedic tone.
51. The Blue Rose (2007)
The Blue Rose is an intense drama-thriller film that explores the complexities of addiction and the lengths people will go to maintain their addiction. The story follows Vince Gallagher, a successful real estate agent, who leads a secret life as a casual drug user and small-time dealer. Vince believes that since he feels he can quit on his own whenever he wants, he doesn’t have a problem. However, his actions have consequences, ultimately affecting those around him and leading him to question his own rationalization.
52. Born of Earth (2008)
Born of Earth is a chilling horror film set in the small, seemingly tranquil town of Prophet Hills. The plot follows Danny Kessler, a devastated father whose wife is brutally murdered and children suddenly disappear right under his nose. Little does Danny know, an ancient race of ravenous creatures lurking beneath the surface is the culprit.
53. Little Red Devil (2008)
Little Red Devil, a 2008 horror film, follows the story of Jimmy Lidell, a desperate man stealing to survive in a harsh, unforgiving world. Everything changes when he crosses paths with the enigmatic Luc Tyer, an intimidating criminal figure who presents him with a seemingly irresistible offer. As the plot twists and turns, Jimmy embarks on a dangerous journey to fulfill this sinister promise and navigate the treacherous underworld of crime.
54. A Darker Reality (2008)
A Darker Reality, “ also known as “A Darker Reality (2008), “ is a chilling and suspenseful horror movie that keeps viewers on the edge of their seat. The film follows a group of women who find themselves in the hands of a sadistic psychopath with a heart-stopping bloodlust. As the protagonists are subjected to terrifying experiments and the twisted games of their captor, time runs out for their escape attempt, leaving them at the mercy of a deranged mastermind.
55. The Devil’s Dominoes (2008)
The Devil’s Dominoes, released in 2008, is a gripping thriller that focuses on the story of a Chicago gangster, played by Vincent Pastore, who is determined to seek revenge for the tragic accidental death of his son. Four friends, unaware of the consequences, were involved in a car crash that ultimately led to the young boy’s untimely demise. The plot unfolds as the gangster maneuvers through the city’s underworld, creating chaos, tension, and suspense with each uncovered secret.
56. Grey Gardens (2009)
Grey Gardens” is a spellbinding biographical drama from 2009, which received critical acclaim and a total of 35 wins and 31 nominations. Directed by Michael Sucsy, the film delves into the intricate lives of Edith Bouvier Beale and her equally eccentric daughter Edith, whose unique stories intertwine with those of Jackie Kennedy Onassis, their distant cousin.
57. Nine Dead (2009)
Nine Dead” is a chilling crime thriller that will leave you guessing until the very end. In a remote cabin in the woods, nine strangers find themselves as unintended guests at a twisted game of survival. As one victim must die every ten minutes, the remaining players must quickly unravel the mysterious connection between them.
58. The Truth (2010)
The Truth” is a nail-biting thriller that takes home invasion to a whole new level. When a seemingly perfect upper-class couple, played by John Heard and Erin Cardillo, finds themselves taken hostage in their mansion by a sinister and enigmatic intruder, what was once a simple case of robbery takes a dark and twisted turn.
59. Death and Cremation (2010)
Death and Cremation” is a chilling drama that takes the audience deep into the suburbs of America, where the lives of two men intersect in a most unexpected way. At the center of this unsettling tale is Stan, a 59-year-old whose loneliness has led him to murder those he perceives as social bullies. The twist? He’s also the one responsible for providing cremation services, operating from his very basement.
60. Ashley’s Ashes (2010)
Ashley’s Ashes” (2010) is a heartwarming comedy that follows the incredible journey of a man who must learn to embrace life once more after inheriting an urn filled with ashes. When he discovers the life, friends, and memories of the person the ashes belong to, he embarks on a poignant exploration to fully understand the impact of their existence. Starring Googy Gress, Gigi Rice, and Eileen Galindo, this touching film will make you laugh, cry, and ponder the connections we create in our own journey through life.
61. 1 a Minute (2010)
1 a Minute” is a documentary-drama film that delves into the world of breast cancer, its impact on lives, and the journey of survival. The movie presents the inspiring stories of breast cancer survivors along with personal narratives shared by prominent international celebrities who have been touched by cancer. The film is an intriguing exploration of human resilience, strength, and the power of community.
62. Stripperland (2011)
In a world overrun by lethal carnivorous zombie strippers, a small band of survivors embarks on a treacherous journey across America. Amiable geek Idaho, laconic macho cowboy Frisco, spunky Virginia, and her scrappy sister West must navigate a landscape filled with deadly dancers to reach the safety of their grandmother’s house in Portland, Oregon. With a mix of comedy and horror, Stripperland takes audiences on a wild, sexually-charged adventure filled with laughs and gore.
63. Oba: The Last Samurai (2011)
In the final days of World War II, “Oba: The Last Samurai” captures the grit and determination of a group of Japanese soldiers, who refuse to surrender despite the Emperor’s surrender. Set against the backdrop of war-torn 1944 and 1945, this heart-wrenching tale revolves around a motley crew of Japanese soldiers who continue fighting even as US forces capture most of the island.
64. Christmas with a Capital C (2011)
Christmas with a Capital C” is a captivating and heartwarming holiday film that released in 2011. Set in a small Alaskan town, the story revolves around an attorney who returns home, disrupting the nativity display tradition and sparking controversy regarding Christmas. The movie seamlessly blends comedy, drama, and family elements, making it enjoyable for all age groups.
65. Operation Belvis Bash (2011)
Get ready for a musical adventure unlike any other in Operation Belvis Bash. Set in the heart of Afghanistan, this comedy-musical follows a passionate rock and roll musician as he embarks on a journey to win the hearts and minds of the Afghan people. As he strums his guitar and belts out his tunes, he finds himself navigating the rugged terrain, local customs, and unexpected hilarity along the way.
66. The Unbroken (2012)
The Unbroken is a thrilling psychological mystery set in a dumpy apartment complex. After a messy divorce, Sarah Campbell (Aurelia Riley) is trying to piece together her life anew.
67. Return to Vengeance (2012)
Return to Vengeance” is a gripping drama from the year 2012, starring Lorenzo Lamas as the enigmatic drifter, Brady. Upon his arrival in a sleepy southern town, Brady can’t help but be swept up in a heart-stopping rescue mission of a young lady (played by Tammy Barr) from the ruthless claws of a deadly gang, known as “The Blades”.
68. After Effect (2012)
Dive into the heart-pounding thrills of “After Effect” in this suspense-filled drama. College students eagerly sign up for a paid research study, only to quickly realize they have become unwilling human collateral in an ongoing U. S.
69. Cell Count (2012)
In “Cell Count” (2012), Russell Carpenter is faced with a harrowing choice when he is forced to admit his terminally ill wife Sadie into an experimental treatment facility. The facility, reminiscent of a prison, houses the couple along with six other desperate patients. The experimental cure they are subjected to holds the promise of saving their lives, but its dark side hints at potential horror.
70. H.O.A. Havoc (2013)
H. O. A. Havoc” is a zany comedy that delves into the absurd world of power and control within a Homeowners Association. The film follows an unlikely group of misfits who find themselves with the dangerous authority to dictate the lives of their fellow neighbors.
71. Mosaic (2013)
In the heart of Little Italy, New York, MOSAIC unfolds as a thrilling Crime-Drama-Thriller with a unique twist. When the enigmatic landlord of a picturesque building vanishes without a trace, two relentless detectives delve into the lives of its tenants — eight suspicious characters bound by a shared residence.
72. City Baby (2013)
Get ready to laugh and cry with City Baby, a riveting 2013 indie film. With a fresh tagline and enticing plot, this comedy-drama is sure to leave a lasting impression. Focusing on the challenges and triumphs of Cloey, played by Cora Benesh, the film follows her journey as she navigates life after her best friend moves away, faces pressure from her father to find employment, and juggles multiple relationships.
73. Out West (2013)
Out West is a delightful comedy-western film that takes the audience on a journey to a rancho where anything can happen. Prissy Alcott, a debutante with a wild heart, leaves her lavish lifestyle in Reno behind when she discovers her family has gone bankrupt and their ranch is up for sale.
74. A Little Christmas Business (2013)
A Little Christmas Business is a heartwarming drama with a touch of the supernatural. Set during the bustling holiday season, the film follows Don, a successful businessman with a loving family, as he finds himself working on Christmas Eve. Throughout his shift, Don encounters a parade of familiar faces from his past, each carrying a message or reminder that prompts him to reevaluate his priorities and reconnect with loved ones.
75. Helen Alone (2014)
Helen Alone is a gripping drama where a young girl named Helen takes her first steps into adulthood — when her parents leave her alone for 24 hours. Little does she know, a whirlwind journey through the twisted landscape of suburbia awaits her, filled with an eccentric cast of characters eager to seize control of her destiny.
76. Deadly Sanctuary (2015)
Deadly Sanctuary, “ a gripping thriller set in an isolated small town, follows a relentless reporter as she delves into a sinister conspiracy. When a fellow journalist mysteriously vanishes, she is determined to unravel the truth behind the horrifying secret that has haunted the community. As she investigates, she becomes entangled in a web of darkness that involves two tragic teenage deaths and a seemingly innocent cowboy.
77. No Deposit (2015)
No Deposit” is a heart-wrenching drama film released in 2015, directed by Frank D’Angelo and written by himself. The story revolves around a family man who inadvertently falls from grace through a series of events beyond his control. As his life spirals downwards, he turns to the wrong people for help, leading to a catastrophic turn of events with almost no way out.
78. Lady Psycho Killer (2015)
In the small, sleepy town of Redding, a charming and enigmatic serial killer emerges, turning the peaceful community upside down. Known simply as Lady Psycho Killer, she targets men of questionable morality, leaving a trail of blood and chaos in her wake. As the body count rises, the local authorities struggle to catch the elusive killer, who always seems to be one step ahead.
79. Bound (2015)
In the heart of Los Angeles, the daughter of a successful real estate magnate falls prey to the allure of BDSM and bondage under the guidance of a younger, mysterious man. As she navigates her newfound desires, she must confront her fears and take control of her life.
80. Sicilian Vampire (2015)
Get ready for a chilling experience as ‘Sicilian Vampire’ takes you on an unforgettable ride. In 2015, this thrilling movie follows the life of infamous mobster Sonny Trafficante, played by the talented Armand Assante, who plans a peaceful escape to the family hunting lodge. However, things take a dark turn when he stumbles upon a mysterious event that turns him into a vampire overnight.
81. Hope Lost (2015)
Hope Lost” is a chilling tale of a young girl’s descent into the dark world of prostitution and snuff movies. Set against the backdrop of Italy, the story follows the protagonist as she becomes the unwilling star of a horrifying production, all orchestrated by a sadistic producer. As her nightmarish experiences deepen, the girl finds herself entangled with the Italian mafia and the sickening underworld of blackmail.
82. The Red Maple Leaf (2016)
The Red Maple Leaf, released in 2017, is a crime drama mystery that follows the story of a deeply grieving detective, played by James Caan, who lost his wife and daughter tragically. Despite the grief, the detective becomes determined to rescue the kidnapped daughter of the U. S.
83. The Neighborhood (2017)
The Neighborhood” (2017) is a gripping, drama-filled crime story set in the heart of a close-knit community. A tight-knit group of teenagers have been running minor criminal jobs in their neighborhood since their early years. But things take a dark turn when their reckless behavior catches up with them, and they find themselves ensnared in a dangerous conflict with an old-school Mafia kingpin.
84. The Joke Thief (2018)
The Joke Thief is an inspiring drama film that tells the story of Simon McCabe, a seasoned stand-up comedian who has brought laughter to countless lives for 35 years. Despite his hard work and dedication, he’s never received a big break due to a reputation of stealing jokes. As the pressure builds and the once lively comedian finds himself exhausted and near the end of his career, he’s met with an unexpected opportunity.
85. Death Kiss (2018)
Death Kiss” takes you on a thrilling journey of a mysterious, skilled vigilante who takes the city by storm. As a man of justice, he moves in to tackle rampant crime and terror, with a sole goal to protect the innocent mother and her child from harm.
86. The Head Thieves (2018)
The Head Thieves” is a delightful adventure-comedy film that hits theaters in 2018. Directed by Mike Hermosa and written by himself, the movie stars Mickey Gooch Jr. , Dante Basco, and Dionysio Basco.
87. The Last Big Save (2019)
In “The Last Big Save, “ a talented but troubled professional hockey player finds himself on the brink of losing it all due to his addiction. After ruining his long-term sports contract in his first year, he’s given one last chance at redemption in the final year of his deal. With game seven of the finals looming, this athlete must confront his demons and seize the moment to prove that he’s worth saving.
88. Making a Deal with the Devil (2019)
Making a Deal with the Devil” is a gripping drama film released in 2019, featuring a star-studded cast that includes Danny Aiello, John Ashton, and Daniel Baldwin. The movie explores the intricacies of the FBI’s secret alliance with the mob to combat corruption and crime in the USA. Directed and written by Frank D’Angelo, this captivating story takes viewers on a thrilling journey of law enforcement and organized crime working together to restore justice in the nation.
89. The 420 Movie: Mary & Jane (2020)
Mary & Jane, the 2020 comedy film directed by Robert A. Johnson, follows two ambitious sisters who hatch a plan to escape their struggling city. As fate intervenes, they are persuaded to use their get-rich scheme to save the city — and their estranged father — from financial ruin and the wrath of a three-foot tall Mexican Drug Lord.
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