All 81 Pam Grier Movies (in Order)
Dive into the action-packed world of Pam Grier with our latest movie roundup! Get ready to experience the thrills and chills of some of Grier’s most memorable on-screen moments. From her iconic roles in the ’70s and ’80s to her more recent appearances, we’ve gathered a roundup of exciting films that showcase the versatile talent of this legendary actress.
1. Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970)
In the gritty world of Hollywood, three young girls embark on a journey to achieve fame, but quickly find themselves entangled in a dark underworld of sex, drugs, and corruption. “Beyond the Valley of the Dolls” is a raw, unapologetic satire that takes aim at the glamorous illusion of the entertainment industry. As the trio navigates this treacherous landscape, they uncover the harsh reality behind the glitz and glamour, revealing a world that is far from the fairy tale they had imagined.
2. Women in Cages (1971)
Step into a world of danger as America’s most wanted are locked away behind bars — literally — in the 1971 action-packed thriller, Women in Cages. Set in a foreign land where justice is a scarce commodity, the movie follows the harrowing struggles of female convicts who are subjected to the brutal excesses of prison guards.
3. The Big Doll House (1971)
The Big Doll House” is a gritty 1971 action-drama film that takes audiences inside the confines of a Philippine prison. Filled with intrigue and intense action, the movie centers on beautiful female prisoners who are subjected to abuse and mistreatment at the hands of their sadistic warden. Determined to fight back, five of these women band together, hatching a daring escape plan that involves taking the warden hostage with unwilling assistance from two local male fruit vendors.
4. The Big Bird Cage (1972)
The Big Bird Cage, released in 1972, is an action-packed crime drama directed by Jack Hill. The film stars Pam Grier, Anitra Ford, and Candice Roman as thieving mercenaries Grier and Haig, who mastermind a daring prison break from the outside.
5. Hit Man (1972)
Hit Man, “ an action-packed crime drama from 1972, follows an ex-cop who stumbles upon a web of deception as he investigates his brother’s mysterious and grisly death. The film takes viewers on a thrilling ride through Los Angeles’ darkest corners, exploring the intricate connections between the city’s underworld and its thriving porno film industry.
6. The Twilight People (1972)
The Twilight People” is a thrilling adventure from 1972, directed by Eddie Romero and based on the works of H. G. Wells. Set on a remote island, the film follows a kidnapped diver’s terrifying journey into a world of mad science and half-animal, half-human creations. The film’s dark atmosphere is heightened by its depiction of vivisection and a flare gun-wielding mad scientist, making for an edge-of-your-seat viewing experience.
7. Cool Breeze (1972)
Cool Breeze, “ released in 1972, is a gripping crime drama that follows Thalmus and his gang of crooks as they plan a bank robbery in Los Angeles. With a new bank on their radar, this group of criminals doesn’t waste any time. But things take a turn when the police start closing in, and a daring chase ensues.
8. Coffy (1973)
In the gritty, unforgiving underbelly of an inner city, a beautiful Black nurse named Coffy (Pam Grier) embarks on a path of vigilante justice unlike any other. Fueled by rage after her own sister is brutally murdered by ruthless drug dealers, Coffy takes the law into her own hands, transforming into a fierce force of vengeance.
9. Scream Blacula Scream (1973)
Scream Blacula Scream is a 1973 horror-fantasy film that follows the story of African prince Mamuwalde, turned into a vampire over 200 years ago. In 1973, American International Pictures produced the film, which centers around a power struggle between Willis Daniels, the son and rightful heir of the late voodoo queen Mama Loa, and her adopted apprentice Lisa Fortier. As they fight for control, Mamuwalde finds himself caught in the middle. Blacula, a vampire, becomes entangled in the situation, leaving him torn between his vampiric nature and his desire for redemption.
10. Black Mama White Mama (1973)
In the gritty world of blaxploitation, Black Mama White Mama sees a Black prostitute and a white revolutionary forge an uneasy alliance when they are unexpectedly sprung from prison and find themselves hunted by guerrillas, bounty hunters, and the Army. This thrilling tale, set in the Philippines and directed by Eddie Romero, stars Pam Grier and Margaret Markov as they navigate a dangerous landscape where trust is as fragile as the line between friend and foe. With a captivating plot, action-packed sequences, and a stellar cast, Black Mama White Mama is a must-watch for fans of crime, drama, and suspense.
11. The Arena (1974)
The Arena” is a thrilling action-adventure film from 1974 that blends gritty realism with a touch of exploitation. When the Roman Empire forces a group of sex slaves to become gladiatrices, two brave warriors — a Nubian dancer and a Gaulish priestess — form a powerful alliance to lead their fellow captives in rebellion.
12. Bucktown (1975)
Bucktown, “ released in 1975, is a gritty action-packed drama film that showcases the dynamic camaraderie between a cool operator and his violent friends. Set in a small southern town, the protagonist seeks assistance from his dangerous acquaintances against the oppressive force known as “The Man. “ As the stakes get higher, the characters are tested on the unspoken bonds of loyalty and trust.
13. ‘Sheba, Baby’ (1975)
In the 1975 film ‘Sheba, Baby’, Pam Grier stars as a tough-as-nails Chicago private detective who returns to her family’s hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, to help her father fight off a dangerous mobster threat. As she delves deeper into organised crime, she takes on the role of an undercover agent to unravel the mystery and protect her family.
14. Friday Foster (1975)
Get ready for a thrilling ride with “Friday Foster, “ a 1975 action movie that packs an explosive plot and a star-studded cast. Set in the bustling city of Los Angeles, the film follows the adventures of the courageous magazine photographer, Friday Foster, played by the enigmatic Pam Grier.
15. Drum (1976)
In the heat of the mid-19th century, “Drum” tells the story of a talented mulatto slave who becomes a highly successful pit-fighter. As he rises through the ranks, he is left torn between the adrenaline of the fighting arena and the deep injustices of a society dominated by white oppression.
16. Greased Lightning (1977)
Greased Lightning, released in 1977, is a captivating movie based on the true-life story of Wendell Scott, the first black stock car racing driver to win an upper-tier NASCAR race. This thrilling biopic follows Scott’s journey into the world of high-speed stock car racing and the challenges he faces along the way.
17. Twilight of Love (1977)
Twilight of Love, “ also known as “La notte dell’alta marea, “ is a drama-romance film released in 1977. Directed by Luigi Scattini, the film stars Anthony Steel as Richard Butler, a director of an advertising agency, and Annie Belle as Dyanne, a young and beautiful model. The two characters embark on a passionate and tumultuous love affair. As they navigate their relationship, the film explores the complexities and dilemmas that come with being involved with someone who is significantly older or younger.
18. Fort Apache the Bronx (1981)
In the gritty underbelly of New York City’s South Bronx, Fort Apache the Bronx unfolds a gripping tale of crime and drama. The film, released in 1981, is named after the nickname given to the city’s main police precinct by its hardened employees. Comparable to troopers in a Wild West outpost, the police officers on duty are pitted against a relentless barrage of hostility.
19. Tough Enough (1983)
In the action-packed drama, “Tough Enough” (1983), Dennis Quaid portrays a country singer struggling to support his family. As a solution, he decides to partake in a toughman amateur boxing contest, hoping to win a substantial prize and gain recognition in the process. With a runtime of 1 hour and 46 minutes, this film masterfully blends elements of drama, romance, and action, while touching upon themes of family relationships and the pursuit of dreams.
20. Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983)
Based on a novel by Ray Bradbury, ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’ transports you to a quaint small-town America in 1960, where the appearance of a mysterious, ancient carnival proves to be a harbinger of sinister events. The villainous proprietor of the carnival, disguised as a spider, enslaves the children of the town with his hypnotic performances. The story unfolds as a young boy and his classmate form an alliance to fight against the malevolent force before the entire town’s innocence falls victim to the carnival’s evil.
21. On the Edge (1985)
On the Edge, “ released in 1986, is a gripping drama-sport film directed by Rob Nilsson that follows the story of an aging professional runner. With only one chance left to achieve victory in a highly competitive marathon race, the runner engages in intense training. Set against the backdrop of Marin County, California, the film showcases trail running, cross-country races, and the challenges faced by the determined runner.
22. Badge of the Assassin (1985)
Badge of the Assassin”, a 1985 drama, follows the relentless pursuit of justice when three black revolutionaries commit a heinous crime against New York City’s finest. This gripping, R-rated thriller puts a white assistant district attorney and a black police detective at odds as they doggedly track the killers from the bustling streets of New York City to the vibrant Bay Area of San Francisco, all the way down to the sultry streets of New Orleans.
23. Stand Alone (1985)
In “Stand Alone” (1985), Charles Durning stars as a former World War II veteran who finds himself in the crosshairs of a dangerous neighborhood overrun by gang members and ruthless drug dealers. As his once-peaceful community spirals into chaos, he must confront the darkness within himself to stand up and protect what remains of his family.
24. The Allnighter (1987)
Step into the vibrant world of “The Allnighter” (1987), a heartwarming comedy-romance that will have you laughing and feeling all the feels. Take a trip to Southern California and join the quirky, fun-loving coed, Susan, as she navigates life with her vivacious roommates and flirtatious surfer neighbor.
25. Above the Law (1988)
Above the Law, also known as Steven Seagal’s first film, is a thrilling action-packed drama released in 1988. The film follows the story of a former Vietnam vet who works as a Chicago cop, navigating the complex world of crime and corruption.
26. The Package (1989)
In “The Package” (1989), a highly skilled Green Beret sergeant, Johnny Gallagher, played by Gene Hackman, finds himself in a thrilling and dangerous pursuit when his prisoner, Airborne Ranger Thomas Boyette, portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones, manages to escape. As Gallagher sets out to capture his slippery prey, the film takes viewers on an action-packed journey through the 1980s, this time in West Germany.
27. Chicago Joe and the Showgirl (1990)
In the heart of World War II, an American serviceman in London, Joe Lombardo, played by Kiefer Sutherland, finds himself in a thrilling romance with an English girl, played by the talented Emily Lloyd. Keen to impress her, Joe devises an elaborate plan and decides to act as a notorious American gangster. However, as he gets further into the dangerous game, the thrilling facade begins to unravel, leaving Joe and his lover on the lam in a deadly and unforgettable crime spree set against the enchanting backdrop of London in the 1940s.
28. Class of 1999 (1990)
Class of 1999 (1990) is a thrilling sci-fi action film that takes place in a dystopian world where organized gangs rule over the school. When three ex-military robots are secretly reprogrammed as teachers and placed in the school, they face a shocking reality of drug abuse and unruly student behavior.
29. Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey (1991)
In “Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey, “ an evil tyrant from the future creates menacing android versions of Bill and Ted and sends them back in time to terminate their originals. The movie follows the time-traveling adventures of the legendary rock band duo, as they embark on a mission to save themselves from certain doom and maintain their friendship.
30. A Mother’s Right: The Elizabeth Morgan Story (1992)
A Mother’s Right: The Elizabeth Morgan Story” is a gripping 1992 drama film that tells the real-life story of Elizabeth Morgan and her battle against unjust custody laws. Based on the heartbreaking case that led to the Elizabeth Morgan Act, this powerful story delves into the emotional turmoil experienced by mothers fighting for their rights in the courtroom.
31. Posse (1993)
Posse” takes place in 1898 Cuba, where five Buffalo Soldiers, after discovering a hidden treasure, desert their post and return to America. Arriving in the Wild West with their gold-filled pouches, the soldiers, led by Mario Van Peebles, face new challenges as they must defend a black town from the brutal attacks of the Ku Klux Klan.
32. Serial Killer (1995)
Serial Killer” is a gripping thriller from 1995, starring Kim Delaney, Gary Hudson, and Tobin Bell, exploring the chilling world of a seasoned serial killer and the determination of an FBI agent.
33. Mars Attacks! (1996)
In this extraterrestrial invasion comedy, Tim Burton brings us “Mars Attacks! “ (1996). An amusing parody of “B” movie sci-fi, this dark comedy features Earth being attacked by malevolent Martians with a twisted sense of humor and unbeatable weaponry. Jack Nicholson, Pierce Brosnan, and Sarah Jessica Parker lead the star-studded cast in a humorous take on political satire.
34. Escape from L.A. (1996)
Escape from L. A. is a 1996 action-packed sci-fi thriller set in a dystopian Los Angeles turned into an autonomous island, where the government sends undesirables to live out their days. As the world teeters on the brink of disaster, it falls once more upon the shoulders of Snake Plissken — a one-of-a-kind soldier and former thief — to save the day. Called upon by the U. S. government, Snake is tasked with recovering a potential doomsday device before the entire earth meets its demise.
35. Original Gangstas (1996)
Original Gangstas, released in 1996, is a gripping action, crime, and drama film starring Fred Williamson, Jim Brown, and Pam Grier. The story follows Bookman, played by Williamson, as he returns to his hometown after his father is murdered by a rival gang. Determined to restore justice, Bookman enlists the help of his own people and ignites an all-out war.
36. Strip Search (1997)
Strip Search is a thrilling action-drama film which released in 1997. The movie stars Michael Paré, Caroline Néron, and Pam Grier and is directed by Rod Hewitt, with the screenplay by Thomas Parkinson. The film follows the life of Robby Durrell, a seasoned police officer and detective, as he investigates a mystery involving Sela, an enigmatic woman, and her stripper-stepdaughter.
37. Jackie Brown (1997)
In the crime-packed thriller, “Jackie Brown, “ acclaimed director Quentin Tarantino delivers a complex tale of loyalty, deceit, and survival. Featuring an all-star cast including Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Robert Forster, the movie follows the story of a savvy flight attendant with a criminal past, who finds herself in the crosshairs of the ATF for smuggling.
38. Family Blessings (1998)
In the emotionally charged movie, “Family Blessings, “ Lee Reston, a heartbroken widow, faces the harsh reality of losing her police officer son, Greg, in a car accident. Amidst the turmoil, Greg’s close friend and fellow officer, Chris Lallek, offers a helping hand as he tries to support Lee and her family. As the two bond over their tragic loss, an unexpected romance blossoms as Lee and Chris fall deeply in love. However, their love story is met with resistance, especially when it comes to Lee’s family who struggles with the age difference between her and Chris.
39. 29th NAACP Image Awards (1998)
The 29th NAACP Image Awards, a star-studded TV special, aired in 1998. Hosted by the talented duo of Gregory Hines and Vanessa Williams, the ceremony celebrated the outstanding achievements made in 1997 by the African-American community in music, television, and film.
40. 4th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (1998)
4th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, “ a captivating special that took place on March 8, 1998, celebrates the crème de la crème of the American movie and television industry. The Screen Actors Guild Award, an esteemed accolade presented annually since 1995, recognizes exceptional performances in both movies and television serials.
41. In Too Deep (1999)
In Too Deep, released in 1999, follows the journey of a young undercover cop, Jeff (played by Omar Epps), as he navigates through the dangerous world of Cincinnati’s crime underbelly. From small-time cases to a big-time investigation, Jeff proves himself to be a skilled and determined law enforcement officer.
42. Hayley Wagner, Star (1999)
Hayley Wagner, Star” is a comedy about a young girl who used to be a child actor, playing an important role in a TV series. However, as she grows older, she decides that it’s time for her to become an ordinary teenager. She returns to her family, hoping to leave behind her pampered lifestyle and experience the joys and hardships of everyday life.
43. No Tomorrow (1999)
No Tomorrow, “ a 1999 action-thriller directed by Master P, is a high-stakes film filled with intrigue and double-crosses. When a major arms deal is set to go down, three separate characters, all with different motives, are determined to get in on the action. Each character is either a hardened criminal, driven by personal profit, or an undercover agent looking to elevate their career through the dangerous operation.
44. Holy Smoke (1999)
Holy Smoke, “ released in 1999 and directed by Jane Campion, captures the attention of viewers with its intriguing plot and strong performances by its lead stars. The movie, which runs for an hour and 55 minutes, follows the story of Ruth, a young woman who has been brainwashed by a guru in Delhi, India. Her concerned parents in Sydney seek the help of a specialist to reverse the traumatic experience and bring their daughter back to Australia.
45. Jawbreaker (1999)
Jawbreaker is a dark comedy that revolves around three high school queen bees — Liz, Julie, and Courtney — played by Rose McGowan, Rebecca Gayheart, and Julie Benz. When a kidnapping turns awry, these popular girls accidentally kill their rival and prom queen, Maya, with a jawbreaker candy.
46. Fortress 2: Re-Entry (2000)
Fortress 2: Re-Entry” takes you back into the action-packed world of futuristic prison escapes, as Christopher Lambert’s character Brennick is captured and sent to a new, technologically advanced prison in outer space. Seven years after the original “Fortress” movie, viewers are in for an intense ride with a fresh cast of rebels, including Beth Toussaint and Willie Garson, battling against the forces of this otherworldly punishment dome.
47. Snow Day (2000)
Snow Day, “ a heartwarming and hilarious 2000 film, follows a group of resourceful and mischievous students from an upstate New York small town. After a massive snowfall traps their school, the students hatch a plan to keep it closed by stealing a snowplow. As the characters navigate hilarious twists and turns, they embark on an adventure full of laughter while also unraveling the secrets of the small town.
48. Slow Burn (2000)
Slow Burn, originally titled Wilder (2000), is a gripping action-crime-drama film starring Pam Grier and Rutger Hauer. Directed by Rodney Gibbons and written by Terry Abrahamson, this thrilling cinematic experience immerses viewers in the intricate world of murder and big pharmaceutical companies.
49. Bones (2001)
Bones” is a thrilling, R-rated horror film released in 2001, boasting a runtime of just 1 hour and 36 minutes. Directed by Ernest R. Dickerson and written by Adam Simon and Tim Metcalfe, the movie promises a chilling storyline revolving around the supernatural.
50. Love the Hard Way (2001)
Love the Hard Way” is an enthralling drama, crime, and romance film that takes its viewers on an unforgettable journey. The movie, released in 2003, boasts a 6.3 IMDb rating and features notable performances from Adrien Brody, Charlotte Ayanna, and Jon Seda.
51. The Feast of All Saints (2001)
In the enchanting world of 19th-century New Orleans, a mesmerizing tale unfolds. “The Feast of All Saints” introduces us to the gens de couleur libre, an awe-inspiring yet doomed society of individuals who exist amidst white privilege and black oppression. This gripping drama, set against the backdrop of Anne Rice’s captivating works, dives into the complexities of relationships, heritage, and tradition.
52. Ghosts of Mars (2001)
In the distant year of 2176, a special Martian police unit is dispatched on a dangerous mission to retrieve a notorious criminal at a remote mining installation. Arriving on the scene, they find that it has become a gruesome battleground. Now, they must confront a horrifying enemy that will stop at nothing to bring all hell down upon them.
53. 3 A.M. (2001)
3 A. M. “ is a gripping crime thriller from the debut film of Spike Lee protege, Lee Davis. The film delves into the world of taxi drivers and unravels a complex tale of love, mystery, and suspense. Danny Glover and Sergej Trifunovic lead the cast, delivering powerful performances as they navigate the dangerous waters of taxi driving and the supernatural world.
54. Undercover Brother (2002)
Discover the thrilling world of espionage and politics in “Undercover Brother” (2002)! This action-packed comedy follows a group of secret agents, including the suave and stylish Undercover Brother, as they work tirelessly to protect a black candidate’s presidential campaign from the malicious intervention of “The Man. “
55. The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002)
In the year 2072, Pluto Nash, an energetic and charismatic African American hero, makes his livelihood running a lively lunar nightclub on the moon’s surface. Amidst the vibrant atmosphere, Pluto finds himself in a race against time to protect his club from the sinister clutches of the Mafia, who see it as a lucrative opportunity. With the help of his loyal crew, Pluto must devise clever strategies and employ his unique skills to keep the nightclub from falling into the wrong hands.
56. 2003 Trumpet Awards (2003)
Experience the magic of African American achievements at the 2003 Trumpet Awards. In this inspiring and uplifting TV special, join host D. L. Hughley as he celebrates the outstanding accomplishments of trailblazing African American leaders.
57. A Decade Under the Influence (2003)
A Decade Under the Influence takes viewers on a journey through the transformative 1970s in American cinema, a decade that forever changed the trajectory of filmmaking. This thought-provoking documentary features interviews with some of the most well-regarded filmmakers of our time, as they reflect on the influential directors who shaped the movies of that era.
58. 1st to Die (2003)
1st to Die” is a thrilling action drama that takes place in the heart of San Francisco. The story revolves around a group of women who find themselves in the crosshairs of a ruthless serial killer targeting newlyweds. As the body count rises, the women must band together and use their unique skills to unmask the killer before he claims another life.
59. Sex at 24 Frames Per Second (2003)
Sex at 24 Frames Per Second is a 2003 feature-length documentary that delves into the sensational history of sex in Hollywood cinema, offering viewers a tantalizing journey through the evolution of this provocative subject. The film, directed by Kevin Burns and Steven C. Smith, is a gripping exploration of how sex has been portrayed in the world’s most influential movies and how filmmakers have successfully captivated audiences worldwide.
60. Bad Girls Behind Bars (2005)
Bad Girls Behind Bars” takes you on an entertaining journey through the highs and lows of women’s prison life. This captivating film brings together a dynamic ensemble of stars, including Pam Grier and Anne Heche, delivering action-packed sequences that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
61. Back to You in the Days (2005)
In “Back to You in the Days, “ we encounter Reggie, a man desperate to leave his tumultuous past behind as he strives for an escape. However, his desire for a clean slate is disrupted when he is drawn back into a dangerous web of crime.
62. Ladies of the House (2008)
Ladies of the House” (2008) is a heartfelt Drama that showcases the bond and camaraderie that can be forged from the experience of building a house together. Starring Florence Henderson, Donna Mills, and Pam Grier, this movie follows the stories of three women who find themselves in precarious marriages. As they embark on the journey of constructing their dream homes, they not only build a strong friendship but also heal their broken unions.
63. Frankenpimp (2009)
In the dystopian city of Verona, New York, lies the world of Frankenpimp, where Romeo Montague, aka Patient Zero, navigates life as a skilled mutant android hitman, pimp, and ancient relic collector. Verona is a place of extremes, filled with horror, chaos, and twisted desires.
64. The Invited (2010)
The Invited” (2010), directed by Ryan McKinney, tells the spine-chilling story of a young, pregnant couple who move into their turn-of-the-century dream home, unaware of the impending terror that awaits them. As they settle in, they discover the dark secrets the house holds, its history tainted by malevolence that has been lurking within for nearly a century, awakened by a previous inhabitant.
65. Just Wright (2010)
Just Wright” is a heartwarming and humorous romantic comedy where a dedicated physical therapist, Queen Latifah, accidentally lands in the life of a charismatic but stubborn NBA player, Common. As she helps him recover from a career-ending injury, their connection deepens.
66. Machete Maidens Unleashed! (2010)
Uncover the untold stories of the Filipino film industry in the wild, fascinating documentary, “Machete Maidens Unleashed! “ (2010) directed by Mark Hartley. This captivating film takes viewers on a journey into the rarefied corner of Filipino genre filmmaking. The film’s title is inspired by the exploitation films of the province, featuring the notorious machete maidens who have captivated audiences for decades.
67. Larry Crowne (2011)
Larry Crowne is a humorous and heartfelt journey about a middle-aged man who loses his job and decides to reinvent himself by returning to college. Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, and Sarah Mahoney star in this captivating film directed by Tom Hanks and written with Nia Vardalos. As the story takes twists and turns, Larry learns valuable lessons about friendship, love, and second chances.
68. Corman’s World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel (2011)
Corman’s World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel” is a riveting documentary that delves into the life and work of DIY filmmaker Roger Corman, a pioneer in the world of Hollywood cinema. With a unique approach to movie-making, Corman paved the way for a new generation of filmmakers. This captivating documentary showcases interviews with industry legends including Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino, who credit Corman as a major influence on their own careers.
69. Reel Black Love (2011)
Delve into the world of Black romantic films with Reel Black Love, a riveting documentary that celebrates the impact and evolution of these films on society. Featuring interviews with over 70 actors, directors, and producers, the film offers an insightful look at the history and cultural significance of Black romantic cinema. Boasting an impressive lineup of stars including Michael Beach, Tisha Campbell, and Diahann Carroll, Reel Black Love is a compelling exploration of the power of love on screen and its influence on the Black community as a whole.
70. Quentin Tarantino: 20 Years of Filmmaking (2012)
Join renowned filmmaker, Quentin Tarantino, as he celebrates his two-decade-long journey in the world of cinema. “Quentin Tarantino: 20 Years of Filmmaking” dives into the enigmatic director’s groundbreaking career, from his humble beginnings to the present day. With interviews from industry insiders, A-list stars, esteemed critics, and master filmmakers, this documentary offers an intimate look at Tarantino’s unique vision and remarkable rise to fame.
71. Mafia (2012)
In the gritty, action-packed 1975, “Mafia” follows two dedicated police detectives as they embark on a New Year’s Eve mission to bring down the notorious crime lord, Renzo. Suspected of murdering multiple officers, Renzo is a ruthless figure whose deadly game has left the force on high alert. As the clock ticks down, the pressure mounts for the two detectives to stop their man and bring an end to the reign of terror.
72. Woman Thou Art Loosed: On the 7th Day (2012)
Woman Thou Art Loosed: On the 7th Day” is a gripping drama that captures the life of the Ames family, seemingly living the American dream. When their six-year-old daughter vanishes, a tense countdown begins as they unravel the alarming secrets lurking from their past over the course of seven days.
73. The Man with the Iron Fists (2012)
Dive into the exhilarating world of martial arts and action in “The Man with the Iron Fists” (2012), starring a diverse cast led by Russell Crowe, Cung Le, and Lucy Liu. This thrilling film unfolds in feudal China, where a humble blacksmith (played by RZA) is unexpectedly thrust into a dangerous mission to defend his village and its residents against a notorious gang of warriors and assassins.
74. Perdedores Natos (2013)
Perdedores Natos, “ a crime-filled comedy film set in Spain, tells the story of Juan, an unlucky loser with no job and no money. His life takes a thrilling twist when he comes across an old friend, Antonio, who has become a drug dealer. Finding himself in a dangerous mess, Juan tries to help Antonio by participating in a fraudulent scheme to steal a valuable suitcase.
75. Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic (2013)
Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic” is an intimate and intriguing documentary that unravels the complex life and times of one of the greatest stand-up comedians of all time. From humble beginnings to meteoric success, the film delves into the triumphs and challenges faced by Richard Pryor, a comedian whose unique blend of humor and raw honesty continues to captivate audiences.
76. Cleveland Abduction (2015)
Cleveland Abduction” is a suspenseful and emotionally wrenching drama based on the true story of three women held captive for over a decade by infamous kidnapper Ariel Castro. The movie follows the heartbreaking journey of a single mother who becomes the first victim of Castro’s twisted obsession. Trapped in his home for 11 years, she forms an unexpected bond with two other women who are also victims of his kidnappings.
77. Being Rose (2017)
Being Rose” follows the moving journey of Rose, a widowed ex-cop who discovers a life-threatening illness, decided to embark on an explorative road trip through the picturesque Southwest. Embracing the beauty of nature, she encounters unexpected love with Max, an old cowboy facing his own crossroads.
78. Bad Grandmas (2017)
Bad Grandmas” is a hilarious and thrilling crime comedy that follows the adventures of four unassuming grandmothers who find themselves embroiled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse. When a con man meets his untimely demise at the hands of these geriatric vigilantes, his partner vows revenge.
79. Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror (2019)
Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror” (2019) takes viewers on a chilling journey through the untold story of black horror films and the crucial role African Americans have played in this genre since its inception. Directed by Xavier Burgin and featuring interviews with prominent horror directors, critics, and academics, this documentary explores the societal fears and prejudices that influenced the creation of these films, as well as the unique perspective that African American filmmakers brought to the table. With a runtime of just an hour and 23 minutes and an IMDb rating of 7.5, this engaging documentary is a must-see for any horror aficionado.
80. Poms (2019)
Get ready for an uplifting comedy that will leave you cheering! . In “Poms”, a group of spirited senior women, led by the charming Diane Keaton, decide to form their very own cheerleading squad at their retirement community.
81. QT8: The First Eight (2019)
QT8: The First Eight” is an enthralling documentary that delves into the formative years of the legendary filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, widely known for his action-packed and thought-provoking movies. Spanning over twenty years, the documentary sheds light on Tarantino’s early career, offering glimpses into the creative process behind his films and shining a light on his collaborative relationships with actors and crew members alike.
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