All 13 Carl Swartz Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Discover the captivating world of Carl Swartz in this exclusive movie roundup! Our article takes you on a journey through the enchanting films created by this renowned director. Get ready to immerse yourself in stories that both entertain and inspire, as we celebrate Carl Swartz’s unparalleled talent for storytelling. So grab your popcorn and dive in!
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1. Hot Dog… The Movie (1983)
“Hot Dog. . The Movie” is a hilarious 1983 romantic comedy set against the backdrop of a skiing championship in California. Harkin Banks, played by David Naughton, is the central figure who finds himself competing in the high-stakes tournament along with his friends and rivals.
2. The Summer My Father Grew Up (1991)
“The Summer My Father Grew Up” is a heartwarming drama that tells the story of a divorced and remarried doctor who seeks to reconnect with his young son, whom he has always neglected. As the father’s life takes a turn and he gains custody of his son, both are faced with the challenge of mending their fractured relationship and rediscovering the bond that has been lost for so long.
3. The Vagrant (1992)
In the dark and unsettling world of “The Vagrant, “ a successful businessman finds himself trapped in an eerie nightmare when he purchases a quaint but mysterious house. Unbeknownst to him, the property comes with an unwelcome, unsettling surprise — a former tenant, now a dirty, uncouth vagrant, who refuses to vacate.
4. Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (1992)
In “Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth, “ a determined investigative reporter finds herself entangled in a race against time to send Pinhead, the infamous cenobite, and his legions of grotesque creatures back to the fiery depths of Hell. A twisted tale of horror and supernatural terror unfolds as the evil from the netherworld threatens to engulf the world in its dark embrace. With a body count rising, it becomes an unforgettable battle to save humanity from the horrors of Hell.
5. Jersey Girl (1992)
“Jersey Girl” is a delightful romantic comedy that dives deep into the lives of everyday people from the heart of New Jersey. Toby Mastallone, a young and ambitious teacher with dreams of living like a ‘city girl’, finds herself stuck in the seemingly mundane world of local diners and school hallways. Determined to break out of the predictable routine of her life, Toby embarks on a daring plan that leads her to cross paths with Sal — a smooth-talking yuppie with a flashy new Mercedes.
6. Murder of Innocence (1993)
“Murder of Innocence” is a chilling 1993 film that delves into the mind of a woman who, once married, spirals out of control. Newlywed Laurie Wade, portrayed by Valerie Bertinelli, begins experiencing brief psychotic episodes, but these quickly escalate into lethal acts of violence. The film doesn’t seek to provide explanations for Laurie’s mental deterioration, instead inviting viewers to join her harrowing journey.
7. Roommates (1994)
“Roommates, “ aptly titled, brings two men with contrasting backgrounds, personalities, and lifestyles together in a dramatic tale of friendship. Set in a halfway house for AIDS patients, we find Randy Quaid as a no-nonsense, macho man and Eric Stoltz as an educated, well-traveled gay man.
8. Leave of Absence (1994)
Leave of Absence, released in 1994, is an enthralling drama film centered around the life of a married man struggling with an extramarital affair. When his mistress’ health takes a critical turn, he is faced with an immensely difficult decision, one that will change his life and his relationships forever.
9. In the Best of Families: Marriage, Pride & Madness (1994)
In the gripping tale “In the Best of Families: Marriage, Pride & Madness, “ audiences are swept into a world where trust knows no bounds and secrets lead to heart-wrenching consequences. Set in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, this chilling crime drama follows Sam (Harry Hamlin) as he becomes painfully aware that his ex-wife and her new boyfriend are not as innocent as they seem.
10. Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest (1995)
Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest takes viewers on a thrilling ride, introducing two siblings with disturbing links to a menacing cult. Set against the eerie backdrop of Gatlin, Nebraska, the chilling connections to the unnerving events that rocked their hometown force the family, now under new guardianship, to move to Chicago in search of a fresh start. But as the ominous shadows of their haunting past continue to haunt their present, one is left wondering if a new life in the city can truly separate them from their spine-chilling past.
11. For Love Alone: The Ivana Trump Story (1996)
In 1996, the captivating film “For Love Alone: The Ivana Trump Story” was released, which recounts the dramatic story of Ivana Trump, the ex-wife of the legendary business magnate, Donald Trump. Directed by the accomplished Michael Lindsay-Hogg, this film presents the tale of Katrinka Kovár, a talented and ambitious Czechoslovakian skier, who becomes enthralled with the allure of high society by embarking on a relationship with a prosperous American businessman. Unfortunately, as her ardor transforms into deception, Katrinka faces a tremendous hurdle in discovering the authentic love she yearns for, all while grappling with a deeply suppressed secret from her past.
12. Kid Cop (1996)
At the core of the delightful, fast-paced comedy “Kid Cop,” is an eleven-year-old named Peter who is fiercely driven to become a policeman, emulating his deceased father’s footsteps. Undeterred by his tender age, Peter teams up with another youthful vigilante named Lisa, to tackle petty misdeeds and demonstrate their mettle.
13. Cupid (1997)
“Cupid” is a gripping psychological horror that delves into the twisted mind of a brother and sister duo, whose once incestuous relationship now fuels a dangerous game of love and murder. As the brother becomes increasingly obsessed with his love life, turning to violence when faced with rejection, the sister plots to keep him from forming any more destructive attachments.
