All 50 Ethan Embry Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Ethan Embry as we take a roundup of his most memorable movies. From his early beginnings to his latest roles, we’ll explore the various genres he’s tackled throughout his career. Get ready to embark on this exciting journey, as we delve deeper into the life and work of this talented actor.
1. Bad Attitudes (1991)
Bad Attitudes is a thrilling family action/comedy film released in 1991. This heart-stopping movie centers around two bumbling hijackers who mistakenly take over a plane filled with a group of smart yet mischievous children. Their plan to kidnap a wealthy passenger is foiled, leading to unexpected hilarity and high-stakes excitement.
2. Defending Your Life (1991)
Defending Your Life” is a unique and thought-provoking film from 1991, directed by and starring the versatile comedian, Albert Brooks. The movie features a stellar cast, including Meryl Streep and Rip Torn, and received positive reviews, with an IMDb rating of 7.2.
3. All I Want for Christmas (1991)
All I Want for Christmas is a charming family comedy that follows a brother and sister named Kelly and Mike as they try their hardest to bring their divorced parents together for the holiday season. With a heartwarming storyline and a festive atmosphere, the film showcases the importance of family and the power of forgiveness.
4. Dutch (1991)
Dutch” is a 1991 comedy-drama film, directed by Peter Faiman and written by John Hughes. The movie follows the life of a working-class good guy who volunteers to pick up his girlfriend’s son from his prep school. The character learns that the boy isn’t the nicest young man as he is involved in pranks and other mischief. The film also deals with themes of divorce, class difference, and road trips.
5. A Far Off Place (1993)
In the heart of the Kalahari desert, young Nonni finds herself in a desperate struggle for survival when her family’s farm is raided by ruthless African poachers. Alongside her unlikely companions, American teenager Harry Winslow and a local bushman guide, she embarks on an adventure of a lifetime.
6. Season of Change (1994)
Based on the thrilling movie “Season of Change” (1994), a young girl stumbles upon her father’s hidden secret, unleashing a shock that forever changes their lives. As the family copes with the implications of this revelation, an unexpected blossoming of young love emerges amidst the chaos.
7. Evolver (1995)
Evolver” is a pulse-pounding 1995 sci-fi action horror movie that brings you on a rollercoaster ride of suspense and thrills. The film revolves around a young teenage boy who wins a laser tag contest and receives a mysterious robotic opponent as his prize. But this robot is not like any other — it’s filled with untold secrets and dangers that threaten the boy’s life and the safety of those around him.
8. Empire Records (1995)
Grab your headphones and prepare to time warp into the grungy world of Empire Records! This 90s classic follows the lives of a group of passionate music enthusiasts as they navigate the ups and downs of adolescence in the face of a corporate takeover.
9. That Thing You Do! (1996)
That Thing You Do! “ is a heartwarming and nostalgic musical comedy-drama released in 1996, directed and written by Tom Hanks himself. Set in the iconic 1960s, this captivating tale follows a local band from Erie, Pennsylvania, as they experience a burst of fame with their one-hit wonder in 1964. The movie is filled with laughter and emotional highs and lows as the members of the band and their dedicated manager navigate the intricacies of the music industry.
10. White Squall (1996)
Immerse yourself in the heart-pounding adventure of White Squall, a gripping tale of courage, brotherhood, and survival at sea. The film, released in 1996, stars Jeff Bridges, Caroline Goodall, and John Savage.
11. Vegas Vacation (1997)
Join the Griswold family for their fourth wild and unforgettable vacation in the hilarious comedy, “Vegas Vacation” (1997). Clark and Ellen Griswold are celebrating their wedding anniversary and take their kids on a trip to Las Vegas for some family fun. However, things go awry when they find themselves entangled in the glitz and glamour of the City of Sin.
12. How to Make the Cruelest Month (1998)
How to Make the Cruelest Month” is a delightful 1998 independent comedy film, directed by Kip Koenig and written by the same talented individual. The movie stars Clea DuVall, JD Souther, and Mary Kay Place in pivotal roles.
13. Montana (1998)
Montana, released in 1998, is a thrilling action-comedy-crime film that unfolds in the eponymous state. As a suitcase full of cash goes missing, a once-loyal gang is left in disarray, with everyone vying for the money. The shooting stops, but not everyone can be left unscathed.
14. Dancer, Texas Pop. 81 (1998)
Dancer, Texas Pop. 81" is a heartwarming 1998 comedy-drama directed by Tim McCanlies and written by him too. The movie revolves around four high school friends, Breckin Meyer, Peter Facinelli and Eddie Mills, who have always dreamt of leaving their tiny Texas town and experiencing life in the big city. But as their graduation day approaches, their bond is tested and their plans are put to the ultimate test, making viewers ponder about their own relationships and ambitions.
15. The Prophecy II (1998)
The Prophecy II” is a captivating 1998 film directed by Greg Spence and written by Gregory Widen, Matt Greenberg, and Spence himself. Starring notable actors like Christopher Walken, Russell Wong, and Jennifer Beals, this thrilling movie delves into the realms of fantasy, horror, and thriller.
16. Can’t Hardly Wait (1998)
In the late 90s teen comedy, “Can’t Hardly Wait, “ a group of high school students, including a charming football star, a geeky comic, and a beautiful cheerleader, celebrate their last night of school together. As the group gathers at a rich classmate’s residence for an epic party, unspoken love, friendship, and comedic mishaps unfold. Directed by Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan, this coming-of-age film seamlessly blends heartwarming moments with light-hearted humor, capturing the essence of adolescence and the excitement of leaving high school behind.
17. Disturbing Behavior (1998)
In the small town of Cradle Bay, Washington, a newcomer named Steve starts to suspect that something is terribly wrong. The town seems to have a secret plan for transforming its unruly teens into model citizens, but he can’t shake the feeling that it’s something far more sinister. As he delves deeper into the town’s twisted schemes, he uncovers a chilling mystery that threatens the lives of everyone around him.
18. The Independent (2000)
Get ready for a wickedly funny and dark comedy about a struggling film director and a deadly serial killer. In “The Independent” (2000), a notorious B-movie director attempts a grand comeback by securing the rights to the chilling biography of a murderer who desires an unconventional musical adaptation. As the director’s eccentric vision clashes with the killer’s dark ambitions, both parties must navigate the twisted world of independent filmmaking.
19. Rennie’s Landing (2001)
Rennie’s Landing is a 2001 drama film that reunites college friends after graduation, as they attempt to recreate the zealous spirit of their college days. Directed by Marc Fusco and written by Michael Garrity, this independent movie stars Charlotte Ayanna, Ethan Embry, and Peter Facinelli. Produced by Magellan Filmed Entertainment and The Nickel Palace, Rennie’s Landing takes the audience on a journey of rediscovering old friendships, past experiences, and the idealistic mindset of youth.
20. Relative Evil (2001)
In “Relative Evil, “ also known as “Ball in the House, “ a troubled 17-year-old named Jack navigates life after drug rehab. Struggling to find his place, he becomes entangled in a twisted web of deceit when he discovers his family has an unusual insurance policy. As Jack tries to piece together the truth, he’s forced to out-smart those around him.
21. Sweet Home Alabama (2002)
Sweet Home Alabama” (2002) is a heartwarming comedy-romance film that follows the journey of a young woman who has successfully reinvented herself as a New York City socialite. When she is forced to return to her small-town roots in Alabama after seven years, it’s for a reason that’s not so happy. She must obtain a divorce from her ex-husband, and along the way, she ends up with secrets to uncover about his faked death and her own fake identity.
22. They (2002)
They”, a 2002 horror movie, is a psychological thriller that follows the life of a young psychology student. This student finds her fears and phobias turning into reality after experiencing a traumatic event in her life. The film is set in a psychiatric hospital where she must deal with these supernatural horrors. This film is filled with suspense and mystery, as it takes audiences deep into the mind of the protagonist, who must confront her deepest fears to survive.
23. Manfast (2003)
Manfast is a 2003 romantic comedy that delves into an amusing competition, where four women have agreed to a 100-day celibacy pact. The women from Florida decide to abstain from any interactions with men, including conversations, contact, and flirting.
24. Timeline (2003)
Timeline (2003) is a thrilling action-adventure film that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through time. Directed by Richard Donner and written by Michael Crichton, Jeff Maguire, and George Nolfi, the movie follows a group of archaeologists who accidentally transport themselves back to 14th-century France.
25. Celeste in the City (2004)
Celeste in the City” is a delightful romantic comedy that follows the journey of a small-town girl, Celeste, as she navigates life in the bustling city of New York. With a charming make-over from her flamboyant gay cousin, Celeste finds herself thrown into a whirlwind of romantic adventures.
26. Life on Liberty Street (2004)
Life on Liberty Street” is a heartwarming drama about a nurse, played by Annabeth Gish, who experiences a life-altering change when she loses her husband and job. As she struggles to regain her strength and sense of self, she takes a job at a halfway house, where she is surrounded by a group of mildly brain-damaged patients. Instead of receiving help, she discovers how much she can learn from them and form unexpected bonds.
27. Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004)
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle is a comical adventure that follows the journey of a Korean-American office worker, Harold (John Cho), and his Indian-American stoner friend, Kumar (Kal Penn), as they embark on a mission to satiate their craving for White Castle burgers. This hilarious road trip movie takes the audience on an unpredictable and entertaining ride filled with witty humor and unexpected twists. Directed by Danny Leiner and written by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle proved to be a successful entry in the stoner comedy genre, garnering critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase.
28. Standing Still (2005)
Standing Still” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that follows the tale of a notorious party animal and a group of old college buddies coming together for a wedding. Several years have passed since graduation, and the famous, yet extremely drunken actor decides to reconnect with his former classmates.
29. Pizza (2005)
Pizza” is a delightful 2005 comedy that follows the heartwarming bond between a pizza deliveryman and a young girl. With a runtime of 1 hour and 20 minutes, this film offers a lighthearted and fresh take on a common profession. The story revolves around the protagonist, delivering pizzas and beers, while dealing with the challenges and joys of forming an unexpected connection with a child not much different from himself.
30. Vacancy (2007)
Vacancy” is a chilling thriller that takes you on a heart-stopping journey. The film, released in 2007, stars a married couple, played by Kate Beckinsale and Luke Wilson, who find themselves trapped at an isolated motel.
31. Player 5150 (2008)
Player 5150 is a high-stakes action-drama, released in 2008, where a day trader (Ethan Embry) and his fiancée (Kathleen Robertson) find themselves entangled in the world of gambling. Directed by David Michael O’Neill and co-written with Shawn T, the movie follows a thrilling journey of adrenaline and danger. With a star-studded cast including Christopher McDonald, this film takes viewers on an adventure full of suspense and unexpected twists.
32. Eagle Eye (2008)
Eagle Eye” is a 2008 thriller film that plunges its two protagonists, Jerry and Rachel, into a twisted web of danger and intrigue. When they receive a mysterious call from a woman they’ve never met before, they are unwillingly drawn into a series of dangerous situations, all controlled by this enigmatic figure.
33. Heart of a Dragon (2008)
Embark on an exhilarating journey in the heartwarming drama “Heart of a Dragon. “ Set in 2008, this film follows the lives of four friends as their world is turned upside down, forcing them on an adventure halfway across the globe. Together, they seek answers that will lead them to the Great Wall of China, all while testing their friendships to their limits. Their quest to overcome the trials of this journey is as captivating as it is inspiring, showcasing the power of camaraderie and the resilience of the human spirit.
34. The Kane Files: Life of Trial (2010)
The Kane Files: Life of Trial (2010) is an action-packed film starring Drew Fuller as Scott Kane, a man with a troubled past who is determined to turn his life around. When Kane’s son, Owen, falls gravely ill, he is forced to seek help from local crime kingpin Daniel Morgan, played by William Atherton. Morgan initially offers assistance, but quickly turns on Kane, employing a corrupt cop named Jace Olsen to execute a hit on him.
35. Warrior (2011)
Warrior” is a powerful and heart-wrenching drama that follows the journey of two estranged brothers, brought together through a shared love for mixed martial arts. Tommy Conlon (Tom Hardy), the youngest son of an alcoholic former boxer played by Nick Nolte, returns home to help his father train him for a prestigious mixed martial arts tournament. As he navigates the world of fighting, he must confront his brother, Brendan (Joel Edgerton), a former Marine with a troubled past.
36. Dorothy and the Witches of Oz (2011)
Embark on a whimsical journey through the world of Oz in “Dorothy and the Witches of Oz” (2011). Award-winning author Dorothy Gale discovers that her bestselling novels were inspired by her own extraordinary memories of her time in Oz. As she faces the possibility of returning to this magical realm, she realizes that it’s not just her life’s work that’s at stake, but her very existence.
37. The Reunion (2011)
The Reunion, “ a 2011 action-drama film, brings together four estranged siblings with an unexpected and lucrative challenge. When their father passes away, he leaves behind a substantial inheritance under one condition: the siblings must work together as a family for two years. Driven by the prospect of $3,000,000 each, they reluctantly form an alliance.
38. Imaginary Friend (2012)
In “Imaginary Friend, “ a brilliant and talented artist faces a harrowing experience as she becomes haunted by the re-emergence of her childhood imaginary friend, who threatens to tear her life apart. As her psychiatrist husband, intent on having her committed to a mental institution, becomes increasingly aggressive, the artist must find a way to confront her past and uncover the truth behind the sinister presence in her reality.
39. The House Across the Street (2013)
Welcome to “The House Across the Street” (2013), a suspenseful journey into unknown territory as our protagonist, a newcomer to a quaint neighborhood, begins to uncover dark secrets hidden within the charming facade of her new home.
40. Armed Response (2013)
Armed Response” (2013) is an action-packed comedy that follows the owners of a failing security company who turn to robbery to keep their business afloat. Tempted by the potential of easy money, they embark on a series of heists, putting themselves and their team in hot water with the law. As the stakes rise, they must navigate the dangerous world of crime while trying to save their business and avoid getting caught.
41. Cheap Thrills (2013)
Cheap Thrills” is a dark comedy that follows the story of a struggling family man, Craig, and his old friend, Vince, who find themselves caught up in a series of twisted dares devised by a charming yet manipulative couple. Set in the course of an evening at a local bar, this intriguing film takes its audience on a rollercoaster ride of suspense, witty humor, and psychological thrills.
42. The Guest (2014)
Welcome to the world of “The Guest, “ a chilling tale where the lines between friend and foe blur dangerously. Set in 2014, this thrilling movie introduces us to a soldier who claims to be a friend of the Peterson family’s late son. The soldier quickly becomes a part of their lives, but as unsettling events unfold in their once peaceful home, they start to question his true intentions.
43. Night of the Wolf (2014)
Night of the Wolf” (2014) reimagines the classic werewolf storyline with a gripping and suspenseful twist. Set in a secluded retirement community, it follows the journey of a tough-as-nails veteran named Ambrose McKinley, played by Nick Damici, as he delves into the dark secrets that the residents are hiding.
44. Echoes of War (2015)
Echoes of War, set in the quiet countryside of the Civil War era, follows the heart-wrenching return of a soldier to his family home. The serenity of this small community is quickly disturbed when a ruthless cattle rancher harasses the family, pushing them to the brink of desperation.
45. The Devil’s Candy (2015)
The Devil’s Candy is a chilling horror-thriller that follows the story of a struggling painter who, along with his young family, finds themselves ensnared in a web of dark forces after moving into their dream home in rural Texas. As he grapples with the horrors that threaten him and his family, the painter’s descent into madness intertwines with the twisted life of a serial killer, all while the bonds of a father-daughter relationship are tested like never before.
46. Bereave (2015)
Bereave (2015) is a heart-wrenching tale that follows Garvey, a man who believes he is terminally ill and ready to meet his maker. However, his world turns upside down when his wife, Evelyn, goes missing on their anniversary. With no time to waste, Garvey embarks on a personal quest to find her, ultimately facing the consequences of his choices.
47. Fashionista (2016)
Experience the stylish and twisted world of “Fashionista, “ where appearances can be deceiving. This 2016 drama, fantasy, and thriller film follows the story of a woman who uses her clothes as a means to hide her emotional struggles. When she unexpectedly discovers that her seemingly perfect life is far from ideal, the boundaries between reality and fantasy become blurred.
48. Convergence (2017)
Convergence, “ a 2017 thriller, follows a tormented detective as he plunges into an enigmatic hospital that bridges the gap between heaven and hell. Ensnared in a twisted existence, he fights for his soul’s salvation amidst an explosion of biblical and apocalyptic events. With a star-studded cast that includes Clayne Crawford, Ethan Embry, and Mykelti Williamson, Convergence blends action, thrills, and suspense into an unforgettable cinematic experience.
49. First Man (2018)
First Man” is a riveting drama based on the life of astronaut Neil Armstrong, who made history by becoming the first man to walk on the Moon on July 20, 1969. The film focuses on Armstrong’s personal journey and the challenges he faced during NASA’s Apollo program, as well as his preparations for the monumental moon landing. Directed by Damien Chazelle and written by Josh Singer and James R.
50. Blindspotting (2018)
Blindspotting” is a riveting, insightful drama set in Oakland, California, written and directed by Carlos López Estrada. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 35 minutes, the movie explores the complexities of male friendship and race relations, all while confronting the issues of gentrification and police corruption.
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