All 38 Keith Coogan Movies (in Order)
Get ready for a thrilling journey into the world of Keith Coogan’s cinematic adventures. In this movie roundup article, we’ll dive deep into the vast and diverse range of roles and movies that the talented actor has been a part of throughout his career. From blockbusters to indie films, we’ll explore the unique qualities that make Keith Coogan’s performances stand out. So, buckle up and get ready to be entertained as we take a closer look at his impressive body of work.
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1. A Question of Love (1978)
In “A Question of Love, “ a woman is thrust into a fight for custody of her children after her ex-husband learns about her new relationship with another woman. Set in the late 1970s, this drama explores themes of love, family, and acceptance. The story follows the protagonist’s struggle to protect her children and maintain her own emotional well-being as she navigates the complexities of her new relationship and the challenges it presents.
2. Stickin’ Together (1978)
Stickin’ Together (1978) follows the heartwarming journey of Cuda Weber, a laid-back beach bum in Hawaii, who takes on a responsive role by providing a loving home to five orphaned children. With no family of their own, the siblings form a strong bond with Cuda, and together they embark on an adventure to protect and preserve their newfound sense of belonging. Along the way, they face numerous challenges and learn essential life lessons, discovering the power of love and unity.
3. Battered (1978)
Battered, originally released in 1978, is a powerful and gripping drama that explores the harrowing lives of three women from different backgrounds and ages, all connected by the complex issue of marital abuse. Directed by Peter Werner, this film sheds light on the challenging and heart-wrenching consequences of domestic violence and physical abuse through the stories of these three women.
4. The Fox and the Hound (1981)
The Fox and the Hound is a heartwarming animated adventure from Walt Disney Animation Studios, released in 1981. This engaging film tells the story of an unlikely friendship between a cunning fox named Tod and a devoted hound named Copper. As they grow up together, their bond is tested when Copper transforms into a skilled hunting dog.
5. The Kid with the Broken Halo (1982)
The Kid with the Broken Halo is a heartwarming comedy that follows the story of Andy LeBeau, a mischievous fallen angel seeking a second chance at redemption. The archangel Michael agrees to give him one more opportunity, tasking him with resolving the issues of three troubled families.
6. Million Dollar Infield (1982)
Million Dollar Infield” is a quirky comedy-drama that takes audiences on an unforgettable journey through the world of baseball in the early 1980s. Directed by Hal Cooper and written by Phil Mishkin, Rob Reiner, and Dick Wimmer, the film boasts a star-studded cast including Rob Reiner, Bonnie Bedelia, and Robert Costanzo.
7. Adventures in Babysitting (1987)
Adventures in Babysitting, released in 1987, is a thrilling comedy-adventure film following the story of a young single mother named Tina who is left to fend for herself and the three children she’s babysitting when they get stranded in the heart of the bustling city. The movie is filled with high-stakes chases, heartwarming moments, and a cast of lovable and hilarious characters.
8. Hiding Out (1987)
In 1987’s “Hiding Out, “ a young stockbroker finds himself on the run from the mob and must turn to an unusual source for refuge — enrolling as a high-school student. The thrilling comedy-drama follows him as he navigates the complexities of teenage life while attempting to outsmart his criminal pursuers.
9. Under the Boardwalk (1988)
Under the Boardwalk is a captivating comedy-romance set in the sun-kissed Southern California of the 1980s. Tear yourself away from the surfboard and step into a world of passion, loyalty, and humor in this modern-day tale of love, reminiscent of a Romeo and Juliet narrative.
10. Cheetah (1989)
Cheetah is a heartwarming, family-friendly adventure set in the picturesque landscapes of Kenya. The film follows an orphaned cheetah cub who finds a new home with an American family. As the cub grows, it adapts to its new environment and forms deep bonds with its adopted family.
11. Cousins (1989)
Cousins” is a 1989 romantic comedy film directed by Joel Schumacher and written by Jean-Charles Tacchella and Stephen Metcalfe. The movie follows two couples, played by Ted Danson, Sean Young, Isabella Rossellini, and William Russ, who attend a mutual friend’s wedding and end up swapping partners in an extramarital affair. The dysfunctional family dynamics, a dance teacher, and a car salesman are just some of the quirky elements that contribute to the humor and romance in this film.
12. Spooner (1989)
Spooner” is a heartwarming drama starring Robert Urich as an escaped forger who decides to pose as a high-school wrestling coach. In this inspiring tale, Urich’s characters’ unexpected journey to become a respected figure in the community teaches everyone, including the principal, a valuable life lesson. While navigating the challenges of deception and redemption, Urich’s character develops an undeniable bond with his wrestling team, ultimately transforming their lives for the better.
13. Book of Love (1990)
Book of Love takes us back to the 1950s, as it follows the hilarious and heartwarming journey of two high school students navigating the thrilling world of rock ’n’ roll and their own sexual awakening. As these teenagers navigate the challenges of adolescence and the complexities of first love, they encounter unexpected twists and turns that only enhance their shared experience.
14. Toy Soldiers (1991)
In “Toy Soldiers”, a group of rebellious students must band together and use their wits as terrorists seize control of their prestigious boarding school in this thrilling 1991 film. As the school is taken hostage, the boys must fend for themselves when they band together and formulate a plan to free themselves and their fellow students from their dangerous predicament.
15. Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead (1991)
Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead” is a delightful comedy film released in 1991, starring Christina Applegate, Joanna Cassidy, and John Getz. The story revolves around five siblings who find themselves alone for the summer after their mother leaves town and the evil babysitter mysteriously dies. As they navigate their way through the season, they come up with various schemes to keep the babysitter’s death under wraps.
16. Forever (1992)
In the chilling 1992 horror-mystery “Forever”, a director of rock videos discovers a haunting secret as he moves into the home where legendary director William Desmond Taylor was murdered. When the newcomer begins to find and play the old film reels left behind, he becomes visited by the ghosts of the actors and actresses who once played in the silent era movies. As he unravels the spine-tingling mystery, the director must confront the ghosts head-on and use his skills to navigate his way through the eerie supernatural world.
17. In the Army Now (1994)
In the Army Now” is a 1994 comedy-war film where two hapless youngsters decide to join the U. S. army reserves to raise some funds for their budding business venture. Their decision to enlist takes a drastic turn when they are rushed into action to defend the world. From rough boot camp to undercover missions, this fish-out-of-water comedy offers a riotous blend of humor and patriotism. Directed by Daniel Petrie Jr. and written by Steve Zacharias, Jeff Buhai, and Robbie Fox, the film’s hilarious journey is star-studded with Pauly Shore, Lori Petty, and Andy Dick. Make sure to watch “In the Army Now” for a ticklingly fun, action-packed ride.
18. Life 101 (1995)
Life 101" is a 1995 American comedy-drama film that takes a hilarious look at life during one’s freshman year of college. The movie stars Corey Haim as a nervous freshman majoring in physics who moves in with three non-science major and non-freshmen roommates. These roommates take him under their wing, showing him the ropes of college life, including how to party and find a girl.
19. The Power Within (1995)
The Power Within” is a thrilling 1995 action film that tells the story of Stan Dryer, a timid teen who finds himself suddenly imbued with extraordinary martial arts skills after receiving a mysterious ring from an elderly man he tried to save. This ring is a crucial part of a dangerous mission set in motion by a slick art thief and a criminal mastermind who seeks to harness its mystical powers. Alongside his best friend and in the face of dangerous adversaries, Stan must navigate high school life, fight against evil, and uncover the true purpose of the ring.
20. A Reason to Believe (1995)
A Reason to Believe” is a heart-wrenching drama about a popular college girl named Charlotte whose life takes a dark turn. When she becomes the victim of a brutal assault during a wild party, she feels the weight of shame and self-blame, making it almost impossible for her to speak out. The film is set in the early ’90s and tackles the sensitive topic of sexual assault, exploring the complex emotions and consequences faced by the victim.
21. Downhill Willie (1996)
Downhill Willie” is a laugh-out-loud sports comedy that will keep you entertained throughout its 90-minute runtime. Starring Keith Coogan as oblivious Olympic skier Willie Jones, the film revolves around his quest to win half-a-million dollars in a whacky competition against a colorful crowd of characters.
22. Ivory Tower (1998)
Ivory Tower, released in 1998, immerses you in the cutthroat world of the computer industry. A young female executive’s passion, determination, and integrity are put to the ultimate test as she navigates her way through this highly competitive environment.
23. Just a Little Harmless Sex (1998)
Just a Little Harmless Sex” is a 1998 comedy-romance film with a runtime of 1 hour and 38 minutes. Directed by Rick Rosenthal and written by Marti Noxon and Roger E. Mills, the movie stars Alison Eastwood, Rachel Hunter, and Lauren Hutton.
24. Evasive Action (1998)
Evasive Action, “ an intense 1998 action thriller, follows five convicts aboard a train to their new prison. When the brakes fail, the runaway train hurtles towards Los Angeles with no escape in sight.
25. The Godson (1998)
In a hilarious twist on the classic mafia movie, “The Godson” tells the story of Giuseppe “The Guppy” Calzone (Kevin McDonald), a rookie mob boss who becomes head of the Calzone Mafia Family after his brother’s untimely demise. Unconvinced that his young son is ready to take on the responsibility, The Guppy sends him to “Mafia University” in an attempt to train him properly. Unbeknownst to him, the head of a rival Mafia Family, played by Rodney Dangerfield, sees this as an opportunity to eliminate his own competition and bring the Calzone Family to their knees.
26. Dreamers (1999)
Dreamers, “ directed by Ann Lu, is a whimsical coming-of-age story that follows two childhood friends as they embark on a shared dream to escape their small town and chase after fame and fortune in sunny Los Angeles. These aspiring filmmakers envision a life of glamour and adventure that extends far beyond the confines of their quaint hometown.
27. Python (2000)
Python” is a thrilling, action-packed creature feature from the year 2000. Directed by Richard Clabaugh, this horror-comedy film follows the residents of a small American town as they seek to eliminate a deadly man-eating snake after a military plane crash.
28. Soulkeeper (2001)
In the thrilling action-adventure film Soulkeeper (2001), two down-on-their-luck thieves are given the opportunity to turn their lives around by stealing the Rock of Lazarus, an ancient and enigmatic relic. With the power to bring evil spirits back to earth, this task is not for the faint of heart. But these two criminals have little choice, as their past has caught up with them and their survival is at stake.
29. Waking (2013)
Waking” is a captivating drama, fantasy, and romance film released in 2013. Directed by Ben Shelton and written by Skyler Caleb, the movie stars Skyler Caleb, Meg Cionni, and Tim Daly. Set in the USA, the story revolves around a young engaged man on the brink of success who inexplicably connects with a beautiful woman in his recurring dreams. As he grapples with the intricacies of his dreams, he also faces challenges in his real life, including a stubborn car that refuses to start.
30. Dawn Patrol (2014)
In the thrilling drama “Dawn Patrol” (2014), Scott Eastwood stars as a former surfer-turned-Marine in a distant desert, on a perilous quest for revenge after the loss of his brother. As Eastwood’s character’s story unfolds through a heart-stopping flashback, he explains how his attempts of avenging his brother’s death went fatally wrong. While the movie’s runtime is only 1 hour and 28 minutes, the suspense and intensity of the events keep the audience engaged.
31. Cats Dancing on Jupiter (2015)
Cats Dancing on Jupiter is a gripping drama-thriller that dives deep into the lives of two young women in Los Angeles. Initially, they appear to be living the high life, indulging in the city’s wild nightlife and casual encounters. However, as the film progresses, their carefree facade begins to crumble, revealing the dark secrets of a childhood trauma that has left deep scars.
32. Limelight (2017)
Limelight” is a pulse-pounding drama that takes viewers on a riveting journey through the tumultuous life of a small-town narcissist, determined to make it big in a society overrun by the pursuit of fame, validation, and social media. Directed by James Cullen Bressack, this taut thriller stars Paul Vandervort as the leading man, supported by a talented cast including Brit Shaw and Sean Kanan.
33. Beautiful Garden (2017)
In the serene landscape of a coastal commune, a group of diverse individuals find solace in a utopian squat house. Life is peaceful, filled with art and creativity, until the threat of greed and corruption begins to grow. ‘Beautiful Garden’ follows the once-harmonious community as they grapple with the internal decay, leading to an uncertain future.
34. A Tale of Two Coreys (2018)
A Tale of Two Coreys” (2018) is a biographical drama that delves into the lives of teen heartthrobs Corey Feldman and Corey Haim. This 1-hour 30-minute film explores the glamorous world of Hollywood and the darker side of show business that forever changed their lives. Directed by Steven Huffake and written by Peter Sullivan, Hanz Wasserburger, and Jessica Dube, the movie stars Elijah Marcano, Justin Ellings, and Scott Bosley.
35. Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (2019)
Jay and Silent Bob Reboot” is a hilarious return to the View Askewniverse, where the laid-back duo, played by Kevin Smith himself, inadvertently sign away their rights to a new movie. As they head to Hollywood to stop the production of the film, they stumble upon unexpected twists and turns. Along the journey, Jay discovers a shocking revelation — he’s a father.
36. Magnum Dopus: The Making of Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (2020)
Magnum Dopus: The Making of Jay and Silent Bob Reboot” takes viewers behind the scenes of the highly anticipated 20th anniversary reboot of the iconic comedy duo. This engaging documentary, directed by Josh Roush, offers a unique glimpse into the creative process behind the film, as well as the passion and dedication of the cast and crew.
37. My Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys (2020)
My Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys” is a gripping documentary that exposes the disturbing truth about the traumatic experiences of Corey Feldman and Corey Haim, two beloved child actors from the 1980s and ’90s. Directed by Brian Herzlinger, the movie delves into the allegations that both stars were sexually abused as children by multiple men.
38. Life After the NeverEnding Story (2024)
Explore the enduring influence of the iconic 1984 film, “The NeverEnding Story, “ in the documentary “Life After the NeverEnding Story” (2024). Through captivating interviews with cast and crew members, the film delves into the lives of stars Noah Hathaway and Tami Stronach since their groundbreaking roles.
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