All 18 Pamela Gordon Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to dive into the world of Pamela Gordon as we bring you a comprehensive roundup of her movies. From her breakthrough roles to her latest projects, we've got you covered. Join us as we explore the diverse range of films that have made Pamela Gordon a household name.
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1. The Last Angry Man (1974)
In the bleakly beautiful world of the 1930s depression, a grizzled and uncompromising doctor, played by the remarkable Pat Hingle, is determined to make a difference in the lives of his patients. Based in the gritty Brooklyn slums of New York City, Dr. Franken (Hingle) is no ordinary practitioner – there's a spark in his eyes that marks a deep-seated discontent and an unyielding thirst for justice.
2. Frances (1982)
Witness the captivating rise and fall of Hollywood icon Frances Farmer in the gripping film "Frances". As the talented actress rises to fame, she is thrust into the limelight and the demanding world of show business. However, her life takes a tragic turn when she becomes blacklisted, facing a harsh reality hidden beneath the glamorous facade.
3. Weird Science (1985)
In the whimsical, '80s teen comedy "Weird Science, " two socially awkward high schoolers, Gary Wallace and Wyatt Donnelly, unwittingly turn their lives upside down by conjuring the perfect woman using a home-brewed computer program. When the artificially created woman, Lisa, materializes, chaos ensues as they struggle to navigate the complexities of their newfound love life.
4. Poltergeist II: The Other Side (1986)
A year after the haunting terror in their previous home, the Freeling family embarks on a new chapter with a new residence in Phoenix, Arizona. However, the sinister supernatural forces that plagued them in their last home are far from over.
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5. The Night Before (1988)
Experience the hilarious misadventures of "The Night Before" as nerdly high school student Jack finds himself in the unlikeliest of situations. A sudden invitation to prom from the school's most popular beauty catapults him into a night of unexpected drama and comedy.
6. Crazy from the Heart (1991)
In the heartwarming and unpredictable film "Crazy from the Heart, " we witness the stirring lives of a small-town high school principal, her mother, and a janitor from the school. When the principal, played by Christine Lahti, unexpectedly agrees to a date with her school's Hispanic janitor, played by Rubén Blades, they both shake up their lives in ways they never imagined.
7. Reckless Kelly (1993)
"Reckless Kelly, " a 1993 comedy film, introduces us to the world of the Australian Robin Hood, Kelly, a charismatic bank robber, and video shop owner. Tired of serving the wealthy owners of a Japanese company that wants to acquire his beloved family's farm, Kelly goes on an adventure to protect his heritage.
8. The Road Killers (1994)
The Road Killers, released in 1994, is a powerful Action, Crime, and Drama film that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The plot revolves around a man whose family is kidnapped at a desert truck stop, and his brother is brutally murdered. With no help from the local sheriff, this desperate individual must take matters into his own hands and confront the dangerous gang of joyriders responsible for his brother's death. As the action unfolds, viewers are left wondering how this man can protect his kidnapped family and seek vengeance for his brother's tragic fate.
9. Alien Nation: Body and Soul (1995)
"Alien Nation: Body and Soul" explores a world where the relationship between humans and Newcomers, the extraterrestrial race, is challenged. Sikes and Francisco are drawn into a case involving a mysterious, partially Newcomer girl, whose presence and connection with a brutal Newcomer raises questions. As their investigation unfolds, they uncover a shocking truth: the girl's existence is the result of a medical experiment on board a slave ship.
10. Star Maps (1997)
Get ready for a roller-coaster ride through the world of Hollywood in "Star Maps. " Set in 1997, this unique comedy-drama tells the story of a bold and ambitious 18-year-old Mexican teenager, Carlos. Returning to America with dreams as big as the stars, Carlos is determined to make it big in the movie industry, despite the unforgiving streets of Beverly Hills.
11. Another Day in Paradise (1998)
"Another Day in Paradise, " directed by Larry Clark, takes the audience on a raw and unrelenting journey through the world of drug addiction and crime. The movie reveals the twisted lives of two junkie couples, played by James Woods and Melanie Griffith, who plan a big score in a series of increasingly disastrous heists and robberies.
12. My Favorite Martian (1999)
Step into a whimsical world of comedy and adventure with the 1999 film, "My Favorite Martian. " When an innocent Martian crash-lands on Earth, he forms an unlikely bond with a resourceful reporter. Together, they navigate the strange and unpredictable challenges that come with having a three-eyed alien as a new friend. As the duo uncovers a sinister plot, they must use their unique talents to save the day.
13. Catfish in Black Bean Sauce (1999)
"Catfish in Black Bean Sauce, " a 1999 comedy-drama directed and written by Chi Muoi Lo, follows the story of a Vietnamese brother and sister, who discover their birth mother after 22 years. Raised by an African American couple, now fully grown and embarking on their own paths, the siblings are brought back together through an emotional reunion. Filled with laughter and heartfelt moments, this film explores the complexities of family, culture, and the ties that bind us, leaving viewers with a newfound appreciation for love and understanding.
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14. Buddy Boy (1999)
"The Curious One," a riveting 1999 drama-thriller directed by Mark Hanlon and penned by Hanlon and Sean O'Byrne, unravels the life of a shy young man, portrayed by Aidan Gillen, who is mostly preoccupied with looking after his bedridden mother. To dissolve the boredom of his routine duties, he transforms into a keen observer, peering into the life of his neighbor, Emmanuelle Seigner's portrayed character.
15. Everything Put Together (2000)
"Everything Put Together" is a powerful drama released in 2002, directed by Marc Forster and featuring a compelling ensemble cast. The film follows a Californian couple, played by Radha Mitchell and Megan Mullally, who are expecting their first child. As the couple's friends gather together in anticipation of the arrival of a new life, they are suddenly confronted with a devastating tragedy that shatters their idyllic world.
16. Chuck & Buck (2000)
"Chuck & Buck" is a unique and captivating comedy-drama that explores the complexities of homoerotic friendship and arrested development. Set in 2000, the film follows a naive, childlike man who is determined to reconnect with his former best friend from their younger days.
17. The Technical Writer (2003)
"The Technical Writer" (2003) is a drama film that captures the heart of an agoraphobic technical writer, who finds himself in the midst of New York City, all thanks to a bored housewife with a daring plan. This intriguing tale is filled with suspense and unexpected twists as Michael Harris, who plays the technical writer, navigates through his new world. Directed by Scott Saunders and written by Michael Harris and Scott Saunders, the film co-stars Tatum O'Neal and William Forsythe.
18. Baadasssss! (2003)
Baadasssss! , a riveting biographical drama, delves into the life and groundbreaking work of African American filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles. Directed by his son, Mario Van Peebles, the film is a poignant homage to Melvin's 1971 masterpiece Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song.
