All 60 Craig Sheffer Movies (in Order)
Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey with Craig Sheffer — an actor who has left a mark in the entertainment industry with his versatile roles and captivating performances. In this roundup article, we’ll be exploring some of Craig Sheffer’s most memorable movies that showcase his incredible talent and range as an actor. Join us as we delve into the world of Craig Sheffer, exploring the stories and characters that have made him a household name.
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1. Voyage of the Rock Aliens (1984)
In the colorful Comedy-Musical Sci-Fi film, Voyage of the Rock Aliens, extraterrestrial beings touch down in the quaint town of Speelburgh, in search of the source of rock and roll. Little do they know that their mission would lead them to a world filled with chaos, as they encounter the troublesome trio of Dee Dee, Frankie and their band of misfits.
2. That Was Then… This Is Now (1985)
That Was Then. . This Is Now” is a compelling crime drama from 1985 that follows the journey of two juvenile delinquents through the trials and tribulations of growing up. As one character moves forward to face the harsh realities of adulthood, the other remains stuck in the reckless world of youth.
3. Fire with Fire (1986)
Fire With Fire” (1986), released by Paramount Pictures, is a pulsating romance-drama that follows a tale of forbidden love. The movie stars Craig Sheffer and Virginia Madsen in lead roles, with Jon Polito supporting. Set against the backdrop of a Catholic school and a nearby prison camp, the narrative revolves around a young woman and a young man who fall in love.
4. Some Kind of Wonderful (1987)
Some Kind of Wonderful” is a coming-of-age romance film released in 1987, directed by Howard Deutch and written by the renowned John Hughes. Set in the heart of the 1980s, the movie revolves around the life of Keith (played by Eric Stoltz), a high school student whose world is turned upside down when he starts dating Amanda (Lea Thompson), the girl of his dreams. Amanda’s vengeful ex-boyfriend has other plans, determined to wreak havoc on Keith’s newfound love.
5. Split Decisions (1988)
In “Split Decisions, “ released in 1988 and starring iconic actors Gene Hackman, Craig Sheffer, and Jeff Fahey, we follow the gripping storyline of a boxer’s untimely demise at the hands of ruthless gambling syndicates. His determined brother (Gene Hackman) embarks on a quest for justice, even if symbolic, to avenge his fallen sibling.
6. Babycakes (1989)
Babycakes” is a captivating comedy-drama film from 1989 that blends romance, humor, and a heartwarming message. The movie follows the life of an overweight girl named Grace, who embarks on an adventurous journey to find love in her small town. When she discovers a mysterious mortuary cosmetician, the attraction is undeniable. As the Christmas season approaches, Grace and the mortuary cosmetician navigate the complexities of their relationship and the expectations of their community.
7. Blue Desert (1990)
Blue Desert, “ released in 1991, stars D. B. Sweeney, Courteney Cox, and Craig Sheffer.
8. Instant Karma (1990)
Instant Karma, released in 1990, is an intriguing independent film that tells the story of a talented but disillusioned writer who works on a poorly received TV series. His life takes an unexpected turn when he meets and falls in love with a captivating actress, making him reevaluate his career and personal life. This heartfelt drama, featuring strong ensemble performances from Craig Sheffer, Annette Sinclair, and Orson Bean, explores themes of love, artistic ambition, and the pursuit of happiness.
9. Nightbreed (1990)
Dive into the captivating world of “Nightbreed” (1990), a chilling fusion of fantasy, action, and horror. Director Clive Barker brings to life a terrifying, yet endearing universe of monsters who hide from the ruthless human race in the enigmatic city of Midian.
10. Motorama (1991)
Motorama is a thrilling adventure comedy-drama from 1991, directed by Barry Shils and written by Joseph Minion. The movie follows the story of a ten-year-old boy who runs away from his abusive parents, steals a Mustang, and embarks on an incredible journey pursuing a promotional card game sold at gas stations. Along the way, he crosses paths with various interesting characters and faces multiple challenges, ultimately taking an exhilarating ride filled with adventure and excitement.
11. Eye of the Storm (1991)
Eye of the Storm” is a gripping 1991 thriller directed by Yuri Zeltser. Set in a desert motel, the film centers around two young brothers who witness their parents’ murder and the younger brother’s subsequent blindness. It is now a decade later, and the brothers still reside at the motel as the tragedy weighs heavily on one of them, pushing him towards psychosis.
12. A River Runs Through It (1992)
A River Runs Through It” is a heartfelt drama film that explores the bond shared between two brothers as they grow up in rural Montana during the 1920s. Their love for fly fishing becomes an essential part of their journey of self-discovery andcoming of age, set amidst the breathtaking beauty and serenity of the river. Under their stern father’s supervision, the sons navigate their differing personalities — one embracing a rebellious spirit and the other more reserved — building a resilient and unbreakable brotherhood.
13. Demolition Man (1993)
In a dystopian future, where crime has been eradicated, the city is a controlled and safe environment. Law enforcement officers, like John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone), are the protectors of this perfect society. But when violent criminal Simon Phoenix (Wesley Snipes) escapes his cryonic prison and begins wreaking havoc, the city’s safety is threatened.
14. The Program (1993)
In 1993, “The Program” unfolded as a gripping and heartfelt action-drama. The movie, set in a prestigious university, delves into the pressures of playing college football as depicted through several diverse characters. Each player grapples with these challenges in an individual manner, turning to drastic measures such as alcohol, drugs or intense academics to cope.
15. Fire in the Sky (1993)
Fire in the Sky, “ a thrilling 1993 drama directed by Robert Lieberman, chronicles the bizarre disappearance of an Arizona logger named Travis Walton in 1975. The film’s plot revolves around Walton’s alleged encounter with an extraterrestrial craft, which causes him to vanish for five days. His co-workers are subjected to intense scrutiny and false accusations of murder, as they attempt to debunk the fantastical story.
16. Fire on the Amazon (1993)
Fire on the Amazon, released in 2000, is a captivating and thought-provoking action adventure drama. Directed by Luis Llosa, the film follows the journey of a US photojournalist as he dives into the world of deforestation in the Amazon.
17. The Desperate Trail (1994)
The Desperate Trail” is a gritty, action-packed western that takes viewers on a wild ride. In 1994, the film tells the story of Sarah, a cunning and resourceful female outlaw who finds herself in a precarious situation after a failed stagecoach robbery. As she makes her getaway, she frees herself and steals money from an unsuspecting Jack. When they both get arrested, the marshal sets off in pursuit. In a surprising turn of events, they become partners in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse.
18. The Road Killers (1994)
The Road Killers, released in 1994, is a gritty action-packed thriller starring Christopher Lambert, Craig Sheffer, and David Arquette. This uncompromising crime drama chronicles the harrowing journey of a man whose family is abducted and brother is tragically killed by a gang of reckless joyriders at a desolate desert truck stop. Confronted with the ineptitude of the local sheriff, the man turns vigilante, hellbent on tracking down the perpetrators and seeking vengeance.
19. Sleep with Me (1994)
Sleep with Me” is a comedic drama film from 1994 that explores the complexities of friendship, love, and jealousy. Directed by Rory Kelly and written by Duane Dell’Amico, Roger Hedden, and Neal Jimenez, the movie features a talented ensemble cast, including Craig Sheffer, Eric Stoltz, and Meg Tilly.
20. Bloodknot (1995)
In the captivating 1995 drama film “Bloodknot, “ a grieving family mourns the loss of a beloved family member, prompting them to open their doors to an enigmatic woman who claims to be their late son’s girlfriend. As the story unfolds, the mysterious woman’s true intentions and relationships become increasingly apparent, unraveling a tale of deceit and betrayal. Directed by Jorge Montesi and written by Randy Kornfield, the film stars Margot Kidder, Allan Royal, and Ashleigh Ann Wood, and explores the complexities of family dynamics and the lengths one may go to for love and revenge.
21. In Pursuit of Honor (1995)
In Pursuit of Honor” is a powerful drama set in the year 1932, which follows the story of the U. S. Army’s decision to modernize their forces by destroying their Cavalry horses. However, there are some compassionate cavalrymen who decide to defy orders and attempt to save the horses from destruction.
22. Dreamland: Area 51 (1996)
Dreamland: Area 51, released in 1996, is a fascinating documentary that delves into a bizarre and captivating tale of a man named Bob Lazar and his claims of working on a secret government UFO project at Area 51 in the Nevada desert. The film is helmed by director Bruce Burgess and has an impressive IMDB rating of 6.7.
23. Head Above Water (1996)
In Head Above Water (1996), a group of individuals with their own set of secrets converges at a beach house, where their lives get disrupted by an unfortunate discovery — a dead body. What follows is a dark comedy filled with twists and suspense as the characters navigate the complexities of their own pasts and the chilling implications of the dead man’s ties to one of their own.
24. The Grave (1996)
The Grave” (1996) is a gripping crime thriller starring Craig Sheffer, Gabrielle Anwar, and Josh Charles as two jailbreakers in pursuit of a fortune buried with a wealthy man who met his demise. Driven by the promise of treasure, they find themselves entangled in a twisted web of danger, double-crosses, and ruthless violence.
25. Miss Evers’ Boys (1997)
Diving headfirst into the shocking story that changed the course of medical research forever, Miss Evers’ Boys paints a vivid portrait of the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment of 1932. This chilling drama, unfolding in 1997, explores the hidden, horrific truth behind the U. S. Government’s cover-up of a scientific case study that left a group of unsuspecting black test subjects to suffer and die, even after a cure was discovered.
26. Bliss (1997)
Bliss, “ a 1997 drama-romance film directed by Lance Young, follows the journey of a newlywed couple as they face the challenges of their intimate life. The wife, suffering from sexual dissatisfaction, seeks the help of a sex therapist, which ultimately leads to the resurfacing of a traumatic suppressed memory.
27. Executive Power (1997)
Executive Power” is a gripping thriller set in the world of U. S. politics, starring Craig Sheffer and John Heard. The film follows Secret Service agent Nick Sager, who is entrusted with the safety of the President of the United States.
28. Shadow of Doubt (1998)
Shadow of Doubt” is a gripping mystery-thriller that grabs your attention from the start. When a wealthy heiress is found murdered in her LA home, the story kicks into high gear as we follow the journey of a top lawyer who finds herself on the opposite side of the aisle from her ex-assistant DA. The tension thickens when she defends a musician suspect, tying in the themes of loyalty, love, and betrayal.
29. Turbulence 2: Fear of Flying (1999)
Turbulence 2: Fear of Flying is a pulse-quickening action thriller set in the heart of the ’90s. When a hijacked airplane becomes a deadly weapon of terror, it’s up to a brave airplane engineer to save the passengers and disarm a chemical weapons bomb.
30. Flypaper (1999)
Flypaper is a captivating 1999 comedy-crime film that exudes intrigue and suspense. Directed by Klaus Hoch, the movie features a star-studded cast that includes Craig Sheffer, Robert Loggia, and Sadie Frost. Set in the city of Los Angeles, California, the story revolves around a series of encounters between strangers, driven by lust and dishonesty.
31. The Fall (1999)
The Fall” (1999) is a suspenseful thriller set in Budapest where the aspiring New York writer, Adam Ellis, finds himself navigating the tumultuous life of his American girlfriend, Lisa Warrington. Lisa’s enigmatic landlord, József Kovács, is an entrepreneur with a secret past. A chilling series of foot chases through the subway and streets leads to a shocking ending.
32. Merlin: The Return (2000)
In “Merlin: The Return, “ an enigmatic scientist awakens King Arthur and his legendary knights, setting in motion an epic battle between the forces of good and evil. A quirky scientist, a fish-out-of-water scenario, and a battle-worn sword are all part of the magical world that unfolds, as knights and villains collide in an adventure that spans generations.
33. The Pavilion (2000)
In the wild west drama “The Pavilion, “ viewers are introduced to the lives of Frank Cassilis and Northmour, two seemingly unrelated protectors of the Huddlestone family. Both individuals, however, harbor their own hidden motivations and agendas. As they each try to keep the Huddlestone family safe from Mexican separatists, a complex web of family relationships, allegiances, and betrayals unfolds.
34. Hellraiser: Inferno (2000)
Hellraiser: Inferno” is a dark and chilling tale of crime, horror, and mystery that tests the limits of human depravity and sanity. Detective Jack Coleman (played by Craig Sheffer) gets drawn into a hellish spiral of violence and sadism when assigned to investigate the gruesome murder of a young woman committed by a madman known as “The Engineer. “
35. Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal (2001)
Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal” takes flight in 2001, a thrilling action-music-thriller where terrorists hijack an airplane mid-flight and broadcast a live rock concert across the Internet. In a race against time, passengers and crew must outfox the villainess and foil her deadly plans. Fans of the series will be delighted by the unforgettable twist that ends with a freeze-frame, and the unyielding suspense that characterizes this high-octane adventure.
36. Flying Virus (2001)
Unravel a chilling conspiracy as a fearless journalist exposes dark government secrets in the thrilling action-horror film, “Flying Virus” (2001). Set in the exotic Amazonian rainforest of Brazil, our hero uncovers a sinister plot to unleash a swarm of virus-carrying killer bees that threaten to wipe out humanity.
37. Ritual (2002)
Ritual, “ a 2002 horror film, follows an American nurse (Jennifer Grey) living in Jamaica who begins to suspect a nearby group of Voodoo practitioners of involvement in a series of bizarre and murderous rituals. As she delves deeper into their secretive practices, she discovers a dark conspiracy involving corrupt law enforcement and the unearthing of long-lost ancient secrets. With fear and conspiracy around every corner, the nurse must fight to uncover the truth before she becomes the next victim in this chilling tale of terror.
38. Deadly Little Secrets (2002)
Deadly Little Secrets is a suspenseful thriller that takes a chilling look into the world of football and the dangerous allure of performance-enhancing drugs. When a talented football player dies from a lethal steroid overdose, his grieving brother delves deep into the sport’s dark underbelly to uncover the truth behind his tragic demise. As he unearths a web of deception and corruption, he’s forced to confront the harsh realities of the game he loves and the individuals who will stop at nothing to protect their secrets.
39. Turnaround (2002)
Turnaround”, a movie released in 2002, revolves around the life of Rayne Johnson, a clever investment company assistant. When a mob slaying incident happens, instead of being apprehensive, she sees this as a golden opportunity for a better lifestyle.
40. From Russia to Hollywood: The 100-Year Odyssey of Chekhov and Shdanoff (2002)
From Russia to Hollywood: The 100-Year Odyssey of Chekhov and Shdanoff weaves a captivating tale of Russian-born Michael Chekhov’s illustrious career as an actor, director, and drama coach. Traveling from the streets of Russia to the bustling heart of Hollywood, this documentary delves into the life and influences of a true theatrical titan.
41. Cabin Pressure (2002)
In the thrilling action-adventure “Cabin Pressure, “ a state-of-the-art, fully automated commercial jetliner sets off for its inaugural flight. With no on-board pilot, the airplane’s course is guided by satellite technology. However, a shocking deviation from the planned route becomes apparent as the plane begins to circle ominously over Seattle.
42. Dracula II: Ascension (2003)
Dracula II: Ascension” unravels a grisly tale of medical students who stumble upon the corpse of the infamous Count, plunging themselves into a harrowing conflict between their scientific curiosity and sinister forces. The shadowy figure, entranced by the prospect of harnessing the count’s legendary blood, initiates a game involving the students and their fate is decided by their own morality.
43. Without Malice (2003)
In the rugged wilderness, a group of friends embarks on a weekend hunting trip, expecting nothing more than to share camaraderie and enjoy the thrill of the hunt. However, when a tragic accident occurs, the idyllic weekend takes a dark and unexpected turn.
44. Water Under the Bridge (2003)
Water Under the Bridge” (2003), originally titled “Save It for Later, “ is a compelling drama and romance film that will keep you on the edge of your seat. With a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes, the movie explores the haunting memories of protagonist Jake, whose life was forever changed by a fateful night when he witnessed the tragic death of his best friend and his father wielding a shotgun. As Jake struggles to find closure and uncover the truth about that night, he returns home in a desperate search for answers.
45. Find Love (2006)
Find Love is a charming romantic comedy from 2006 that captivates audiences with its heartwarming tale of two strangers who unexpectedly discover love. With a runtime of 1 hour and 17 minutes, this Twenty-Four hour romance takes viewers on an exhilarating ride, exploring the genuine and unforgettable emotions of falling in love for the first time.
46. Coffee Date (2006)
In the 2006 comedy-romance film “Coffee Date, “ Todd’s life takes an unexpected turn when he strikes up an unlikely friendship with a gay man. As this new bond begins to affect the people around him, they start to believe that Todd is also gay.
47. American Crude (2008)
American Crude” is a comedic, crime, and drama movie from 2008, directed by Craig Sheffer and written by Jeff Winiski, Mike Diiorio, and Craig Sheffer. Set in an eccentric and troubled world, the plot revolves around the intertwining paths of several strange characters. The film stars Raymond J.
48. Love Lies Bleeding (2008)
In the intense and thrilling movie “Love Lies Bleeding, “ a young couple, Jake (Brian Geraghty) and Sam (Jenna Dewan), stumble upon a sack of drug money in a deserted town. They decide to abandon their plans and leave the small-town life behind, but things quickly turn dangerous when a persistent DEA agent, Paul (Jacob Vargas), follows them relentlessly.
49. While She Was Out (2008)
While She Was Out” is a gripping crime-thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. The story follows a woman as she goes out for some late-night Christmas shopping, only to find herself in grave danger. A small gang of troublemakers, with a taste for seduction and chaos, terrorizes her, leaving her to fight for her life.
50. Lies Between Friends (2010)
In the 2010 mystery film “Lies Between Friends, “ a group of college graduates reunite 14 years later for a wedding celebration. As old friends indulge in reminiscing and catching up, a tragic accident involving one of their own brings to light a multitude of hidden secrets, deep-seated resentment, and unresolved wounds.
51. Ashley’s Ashes (2010)
Ashley’s Ashes” (2010) is a heartwarming comedy that follows the incredible journey of a man who must learn to embrace life once more after inheriting an urn filled with ashes. When he discovers the life, friends, and memories of the person the ashes belong to, he embarks on a poignant exploration to fully understand the impact of their existence. Starring Googy Gress, Gigi Rice, and Eileen Galindo, this touching film will make you laugh, cry, and ponder the connections we create in our own journey through life.
52. Stand Up Guys (2012)
Stand Up Guys” (2012) is a charming and unexpectedly emotional comedy-crime-thriller featuring three legendary actors — Al Pacino, Christopher Walken, and Alan Arkin. The trio masterfully portrays a group of aging criminals who band together for one last heist, to avenge a painful and unjust past act that threatens to ruin the life of one of their companions.
53. Bad Ass (2012)
Bad Ass (2012) is an action-packed, gripping comedy starring Danny Trejo, Charles S. Dutton, and Ron Perlman.
54. The Mark (2012)
In “The Mark” (2012), Chad Turner (Craig Sheffer) becomes the sole possessor of a cutting-edge biometric computer chip known as the Mark of the Beast. This chip holds unimaginable power and the potential to change the world’s fate.
55. Battledogs (2013)
In the heart of New York, a werewolf virus takes hold as the city becomes a battleground between humans and werewolves. As chaos ensues, Major Hoffman frantically searches for a cure while Lt.
56. The Mark: Redemption (2013)
In “The Mark: Redemption, “ former Marine Chad Turner (Craig Scheffer) and flight attendant Dao (Sonia Couling) find themselves in a chaotic world as the Tribulation begins. Panic and chaos fill the streets, and cities burn as they face greater dangers.
57. Tribes of the Moon: Making Nightbreed (2014)
Tribes of the Moon: Making Nightbreed” is a 2014 documentary that delves into the behind-the-scenes world of the horror/fantasy creature feature, “Nightbreed” (1990). The film offers a retrospective look at the making process of this cult classic, providing unique insights into the creative minds behind the film. The documentary features interviews with Doug Bradley, Hugh Ross, and Simon Bamford, who explore the challenges and triumphs they experienced during the production.
58. Code of Honor (2016)
In the high-stakes action thriller, Code of Honor, a devoted family man and elite Special Ops operative named Ray Grayson (Steven Seagal) finds his world shattered when his loved ones are brutally murdered. Driven by a thirst for vengeance, he transforms from a respected member of an exclusive military outfit into a relentless vigilante.
59. Widow’s Point (2019)
In the film “Widow’s Point, “ a talented author enters a haunted lighthouse for a weekend publicity stunt, intending to write his next book. However, unbeknownst to him, he becomes a target for powerful supernatural forces. As the lighthouse’s dark past comes to light, the author must confront his own inner demons and unravel the mysteries of the lighthouse before it’s too late. With its chilling suspense and gripping mystery, “Widow’s Point” is a riveting horror-drama that piques your curiosity and keeps you on edge.
60. Palmer (2021)
Palmer” (2021) tells the story of an ex-convict who makes an unlikely connection with a young boy from a dysfunctional household. As their bond deepens, the ex-convict faces a series of challenges that test the strength of their friendship. Director Fisher Stevens masterfully explores the layers of love, loss, and personal growth in this captivating drama, featuring Justin Timberlake, Juno Temple, and Alisha Wainwright in lead roles.
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