All 15 Brigitta Dau Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Welcome to our special roundup of Brigitta Dau's movies! Dive into the thrilling world of action-packed films and explore the versatility of this talented actress. From heart-stopping action sequences to heart-warming performances, we've compiled a list of must-watch movies featuring the exceptional work of Brigitta Dau. Let's embark on this cinematic journey together!
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1. I Still Dream of Jeannie (1991)
In 1991, "I Still Dream of Jeannie" takes us on a thrilling adventure when Col. Nelson embarks on a top-secret space mission. While Jeannie struggles to bring her beloved husband home to witness their son's crucial academic presentation, she finds herself in a tricky situation. With the general tight-lipped on the exact location of Nelson's mission, Jeannie sets out to unveil the mystery.
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2. Beyond Betrayal (1994)
When Joanne, a woman trapped in an abusive marriage, decides to flee from her tormented life, she finds solace in the company of Sam, who is separated from his obsessive wife. Tragedy strikes when Bradley, Joanne's abusive husband, becomes suspicious and Joanne is found dead on Sam's boat. With Sam's wife also on board, the stage is set for a thrilling whodunit amidst a web of intertwined relationships and sinister motivations.
3. Mad Love (1995)
"Mad Love, " a wild and passionate tale from 1995, follows two young and impulsive lovers as they embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Despite facing obstacles like a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship and an escape from a psychiatric hospital, they remain fiercely devoted to each other. With their love as fuel, they hit the open road, creating unforgettable memories and igniting a sensational on-screen romance.
4. Alien Nation: The Enemy Within (1996)
In "Alien Nation: The Enemy Inside," Detectives Sikes and Francisco are confronted with the enigma surrounding the death of an Eeno, a being from an extraterrestrial race. Nonetheless, George, one of the detectives, had been dismissive of the case due to his bias against the Eenos.
5. Stand Against Fear (1996)
Stand Against Fear, released in 1996, is a gripping drama about high school cheerleader Krista, who faces sexual intimidation at the hands of football players. The film, set in the USA, stars Shanna Reed, Sarah Chalke, and Lochlyn Munro.
6. Face of Evil (1996)
Face of Evil is a chilling drama-thriller film directed by Mary Lambert and written by Gregory Goodell. Released in 1996, this captivating movie follows the story of Darcy Palmer, a young woman who, on her wedding night, flees to New York City after emptying her fiancé's bank account. In a desperate quest for identity, she assumes the identity of a murdered college student, Brianne Dwyer, enrolling at a prestigious New England college in her place.
7. Skeletons (1997)
"Skeletons, " released in 1997, follows the life of a Pulitzer prize journalist, played by Ron Silver, whose heart attack forces him to move with his family to a quaint Maine town. Initially, everything seems idyllic, but, as the journalist delves into a local murder case, a series of shocking events unfold: vandalism, attempted homicides, and even supernatural occurrences that hint at the town holding a dark secret.
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8. The Inheritance (1997)
Step into the captivating world of "The Inheritance, " a mesmerizing drama-romance film from 1997, directed by Bobby Roth and written by Maria Nation and Louisa May Alcott. Set in the opulent 19th-century New England, follow a young woman who serves as a compassionate companion to a high-society girl, as she unexpectedly falls for an enigmatic aristocrat.
9. When the Cradle Falls (1997)
"When the Cradle Falls" is a thrilling drama film that takes the audience on a twisted journey through the dark world of adoption and kidnapping. In 1997, the film follows the story of Brian and Donna, an ordinary couple who have recently welcomed their newborn baby into their lives. Little do they know that their seemingly perfect situation is about to be ruined.
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10. Cab to Canada (1998)
"Cab to Canada" (1998) chronicles a unique and emotional journey. The film is centered around a Pasadena cab driver who picks up a seemingly ordinary fare, an elderly woman attending a funeral. When she inexplicably insists on a cross-country trip that covers an impressive 3100 miles and ends in Vancouver, the cabbie is taken aback.
11. Retro Puppet Master (1999)
Retro Puppet Master, a 1999 adventure film by The Kushner-Locke Company, explores the dark arts of Ancient Egyptian sorcery. In this Fantasy and Horror mishmash, we follow our protagonist in the late 19th century as he uncovers the power to transfer souls of the departed into inanimate objects. The film showcases the characters' struggles as they attempt to navigate this newfound world amid mysterious events and harrowing encounters.
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12. Jack the Dog (2001)
Jack the Dog is a compelling tale of a womanizer named Jack, who eventually settles down with Faith. As their marriage crumbles due to Jack's insatiable thirst for women, they part ways and he is granted shared custody of his son. While living with his son, Jack's perspective on life slowly shifts, as he begins to prioritize his child's well-being.
13. Horror 101 (2001)
"Horror 101, " a 2001 American horror film, brings a mix of suspense and chills as a group of students embark on a nightmarish journey. After being summoned by their professor for a final college presentation, the unsuspecting students soon find themselves in a deadly game with a sinister serial killer lurking around.
14. Dawg (2002)
"Dawg, " also known as "Bad Boy, " is a 2002 comedy-drama starring Denis Leary, Elizabeth Hurley, and NiCole Robinson. The film follows an egotistical man named Jimmy (Leary), who must find and convince a trio of women he has previously wronged to forgive him in order to inherit a wealthy sum. This journey takes Jimmy through the scenic landscapes of California, encountering quirky characters and experiencing a series of comedic and dramatic mishaps.
15. Puppet Master: The Legacy (2003)
In Puppet Master: The Legacy, the thrilling 2003 sequel to the cult classic Puppet Master series, we are introduced to Peter Hertz, a man now living in the shadows of the past. Pursued relentlessly by a mysterious assassin, Peter is forced to reveal the dark history behind the infamous puppets and the man who created them - the powerful and enigmatic Andre Toulon. Set in the chilling era of World War II, Puppet Master: The Legacy delves into the supernatural powers that brought these deadly playthings to life, unleashing unimaginable horror upon unsuspecting victims.
