All 179 Malcolm McDowell Movies (in Order)
Dive into the world of Malcolm McDowell as we take a cinematic journey through his iconic films. This roundup article offers a comprehensive overview of the actor’s diverse roles, from cult classics to critically acclaimed performances. Prepare to be captivated by the versatility and depth of McDowell’s on-screen presence.
1. Poor Cow (1967)
Poor Cow, “ set in 1967 Britain, is an intense drama that tells the story of a young woman, who, amidst her own bad decisions, discovers the importance of love and the resilience of a mother. When she becomes pregnant by an abusive thief who is soon imprisoned, the woman’s life spirals out of control. After her son goes missing, she must reckon with her priorities, seeking to find and protect him.
2. If…. (1968)
If. . is a 1968 British crime drama directed by Lindsay Anderson and written by David Sherwin and John Howlett. The film, set in an old-established private school in England, follows the rebellion led by pupil Mick Travis, played by Malcolm McDowell. This daring narrative questions the traditional values and social norms of the time, provoking discussions on power, hate, and the need for change. Though the movie was initially met with controversy due to its graphic depiction of violence and rebellion, it was eventually nominated for 2 BAFTA Awards and 2 wins, with a total of 4 nominations.
3. Figures in a Landscape (1970)
Figures in a Landscape” is a gripping 1970 thriller directed by Joseph Losey and written by Robert Shaw and Barry England. The film stars Malcolm McDowell, Henry Woolf, and Robert Shaw. Set against the backdrop of an unspecified country’s wilderness, the movie revolves around two escapees who are relentlessly pursued by a menacing black helicopter.
4. A Clockwork Orange (1971)
A Clockwork Orange” is a dystopian crime thriller that takes place in the not-too-distant future. The film centers around a sociopathic gang leader named Alex (played by Malcolm McDowell), who leads his group through various acts of unprovoked violence, including sexual assault and robbery. After a particularly brutal act, Alex is captured by authorities and sent to prison for rehabilitation.
5. Long Ago, Tomorrow (1971)
In the heartwarming 1971 drama “Long Ago, Tomorrow, “ also known as “The Raging Moon, “ Malcolm McDowell delivers a powerful performance as Bruce Pritchard, a young man whose life takes a dramatic turn after a devastating soccer accident leaves him paralyzed. Rejected by his family and confined to a nursing home, Bruce is filled with anger and despair, feeling as though he has lost everything that matters.
6. O Lucky Man! (1973)
O Lucky Man! (1973) is a unique blend of comedy, drama, and fantasy that will take you on a wild, unpredictable journey. Follow the humble dreams and misadventures of an ambitious coffee salesman who encounters a series of bizarre and ironic twists, challenging his youthful idealism.
7. Royal Flash (1975)
Get ready for a rollicking adventure as Captain Harry Flashman (Malcolm McDowell) finds himself entangled in a web of deception and romance in “Royal Flash” (1975). Coerced by the cunning Otto Von Bismarck (Oliver Reed), Harry is forced to impersonate a Prince, leading to a series of exciting misadventures.
8. Aces High (1976)
In the tumultuous year of 1917, during World War I, “Aces High” masterfully delves into the thrilling and harrowing lives of the young pilots who soared high above the treacherous Western Front. This action-packed, drama-laden, and thought-provoking military film exposes the fierce determination and raw nerves that fuelled the courageous and daring pilots of the Royal Flying Corps.
9. Voyage of the Damned (1976)
Voyage of the Damned” is a powerful and thought-provoking film that takes viewers on a heart-wrenching journey through history. Set in 1939, the movie follows the doomed voyage of the SS St.
10. Time After Time (1979)
In 1979, “Time After Time” takes viewers on an exhilarating journey through time and space. Famed author H. G. Wells’ pursuit of the notorious Jack the Ripper takes a dark turn when the infamous serial killer escapes his time period using Wells’ own time machine.
11. Caligula (1979)
Caligula” is a gripping, historical drama that delves into the life of one of ancient Rome’s most notorious leaders. Narrating the ascent to power and subsequent reign of Caligula, the film showcases his insatiable ambition, manipulation, hedonistic lifestyle, and brutal actions.
12. The Passage (1979)
The Passage, a 1979 thrilling war drama directed by J. Lee Thompson, follows the perilous journey of a Basque shepherd during World War II. Entrusted with leading a scientist and his family across the treacherous Pyrenees, they must evade relentless pursuers who are determined to capture them.
13. Britannia Hospital (1982)
Britannia Hospital” is a 1982 British comedy-science fiction film directed by Lindsay Anderson and written by David Sherwin. The movie takes place in a chaotic hospital setting where the staff is on strike.
14. The Compleat Beatles (1982)
Take a journey through the vibrant and ever-enduring sound of The Beatles. The Compleat Beatles is an enlightening documentary that delves into the history, influence, and legacy of the influential British rock band.
15. Cat People (1982)
Cat People” is a chilling 1982 film, directed by Paul Schrader, that seamlessly blends fantasy, horror, and thriller genres into one electrifying package. The story follows a young woman’s burgeoning sexuality, which sets off a terrifying series of events once she realizes a shocking truth — that her most primal desires trigger a transformation into a terrifying black leopard. Shrouded in a veneer of fear and suspense, “Cat People” dares to confront taboos head-on with its bold depiction of female sexuality.
16. Arthur the King (1983)
Experience a thrilling adventure in the 1983 film, Arthur the King. The story takes an unexpected turn when a woman gets caught in an icy cave at Stonehenge, only to find herself transported back in time to the world of King Arthur, Lancelot, and Queen Guinevere. As the beloved Queen becomes the pawn of the King’s sinister sister, Morgan La Fey, the Kingdom of Camelot is thrown into chaos.
17. Get Crazy (1983)
Get Crazy, a 1983 comedy film, follows the journey of a small-time operator named Max Wolfe as he unknowingly sets himself up for a disaster at his New Year’s Eve 1983 concert. Mega-promoter Colin Beverly has sinister plans to sabotage the event, but Max’s assistants Neil Allen and Willie Loman are determined to save the day. Amidst the chaos of drugs, violence, and rock and roll, they must find a way to outsmart Beverly and secure the success of their concert.
18. Cross Creek (1983)
Cross Creek, “ released in 1983, is a captivating drama set in the backwoods of Florida during the 1930s. The film follows Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, a talented and determined writer, as she moves to the remote region in search of solitude and inspiration. However, she soon discovers that her new home is not as peaceful as she initially thought. The backdrop of a swamp and the surrounding community becomes a source of both inspiration and frustration for Rawlings.
19. Blue Thunder (1983)
Blue Thunder is a pulse-pounding action-packed thriller that takes you deep into the heart of the criminal underworld. Set in the mid-1980s, this film follows the story of a dedicated and unflinching police officer, Roy Scheider, who becomes the test pilot for an experimental police helicopter, the titular Blue Thunder. However, his world is turned upside down when he discovers that the new vehicle has sinister implications beyond his wildest nightmares.
20. Look Back in Anger (1985)
Look Back in Anger” takes audiences on a raw, unflinching journey to explore the complexities of a working-class couple’s relationship, set against the backdrop of a tense urban landscape. This British classic, based on the acclaimed play by John Osborne, stars the brilliant Malcolm McDowell as Jimmy, a bitter and desperate musician who works at a candy shop. Tensions mount between Jimmy and his wife, played by Lisa Banes, when their friend, an actress, comes to stay.
21. Gulag (1985)
Gulag (1985) is a captivating drama that follows Mickey Almon, a sports star turned reporter who finds himself wrongfully accused by the KGB. Forced to confess to spying for America, Almon is sentenced to detention in a Gulag, a brutal prison camp hidden in the Siberian wilderness.
22. It Was 20 Years Ago Today (1987)
It Was 20 Years Ago Today” is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the cultural impact and legacy of the iconic Beatles album, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, released in 1967.
23. The Caller (1987)
The Caller is a thrilling mystery film set in the apocalyptic year of 1987. Malcolm McDowell stars as the mysterious stranger, a man with a chilling purpose, who intrudes into the private life of a secluded woman played by Madolyn Smith Osborne.
24. Buy & Cell (1988)
Buy & Cell” is a hilarious 1988 comedy that follows the ups and downs of Herbie Altman, a stockbroker accused of fraud by his own boss. Falsely imprisoned by the SEC, Herbie uses his newfound freedom in prison to help his fellow inmates invest their money. As more prisoners seek his assistance, he sets up CON INC, a well-managing operation hidden under the noses of the unsuspecting warden and guards.
25. Sunset (1988)
In 1929 Hollywood, the Academy Awards are the site of a murder that becomes a high-stakes game of deception and corruption. Veteran cowboys Tom Mix and Wyatt Earp team up to unravel this deadly mystery, but the investigation quickly becomes personal when they discover a shocking involvement — a woman dressing as a man.
26. Mortacci (1989)
Mortacci, originally released in 1989, is an enchanting comedy film directed by Sergio Citti. The film’s plot revolves around the idea that, before entering the afterlife, the dead must linger in a limbo where they can only depart when a living person remembers them.
27. Happily Ever After (1989)
Happily Ever After” is a delightful animated family film, released in 1993, following the story of Snow White as she embarks on a thrilling adventure to save the Prince. Along with her new friends, Snow White faces fantastical creatures and overcomes challenges, all while discovering the true power of love and friendship.
28. Il maestro (1990)
Il Maestro, released in 1992, is a French-Belgian musical drama that takes a deep dive into the life of a renowned conductor. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 30 minutes, the film captures the intricate world of opera, where every note and nuance holds immense significance.
29. In the Eye of the Snake (1990)
Delve into the thrilling world of “In the Eye of the Snake, “ a chilling 1990 movie that masterfully combines suspense, betrayal, and the power of snakes. Directed by Max Reid, this film stars Jason Cairns as Marc, a snake enthusiast who runs a museum in Geneva. Marc’s love for reptiles, including his massive python, sets the stage for wild romance with Malenka, the assistant and mistress of a corrupt herpetologist professor played by Malcolm McDowell.
30. Schweitzer (1990)
Experience the captivating adventure of “Schweitzer, “ a thrilling biopic that takes us deep into the heart of the African jungle. This remarkable film tells the story of Dr. Albert Schweitzer, a groundbreaking figure in the early 20th century who dedicated his life to helping others.
31. Maggio musicale (1990)
Maggio musicale” is a delightfully humorous 1990 Italian comedy film directed by Ugo Gregoretti. This one-hour and forty-minute masterpiece stars Malcolm McDowell, Shirley Verrett, and Elisabetta Pozzi, with music from Rai 3 and Cinelife. The movie’s engaging plot takes us on a musical journey filled with laughter, excitement, and a touch of mystery.
32. Moon 44 (1990)
Moon 44, originally released in 1990, is a gripping action, sci-fi thriller that follows our protagonist, an unconventional corporate agent, as he’s assigned a challenging mission: to shape a group of violent criminals and technical wizards into a formidable helicopter defense force. Their task? .
33. 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.
34. Jezebel’s Kiss (1990)
In the neo noir thriller “Jezebel’s Kiss, “ a young woman arrives in a small town and takes matters into her own hands, seeking vengeance for the injustice done to her family in the past. Through seduction and manipulation, she creates chaos and tension among the townsfolk, particularly the father and son duo who find themselves attracted to her. As the stakes rise and secrets unravel, the town is left on the brink of destruction.
35. Disturbed (1990)
Get ready to delve into the psyche of a dangerous madman in the chilling 1990 thriller, “Disturbed”. The film follows the story of Dr. Russell, a twisted psychiatrist who once raped a patient in his clinic, ultimately causing her tragic death.
36. Il gioco delle ombre (1991)
Il gioco delle ombre, a captivating 1991 Italian film directed by Stefano Gabrini, weaves together elements of drama, horror, and mystery. The film, boasting 6.3 IMDb rating, stars Fabio Bussotti, Mariella Valentini, and Fiammetta Carena.
37. Tsareubiytsa (1991)
Tsareubiytsa” is a gripping drama film set in the aftermath of Russia’s last Tsar’s tragic death. This powerful piece of history takes us on a chilling journey as it delves deep into the murderous crime that claimed the royal family’s lives.
38. Chain of Desire (1992)
Chain of Desire” (1992) is a provocative drama that explores the complex world of human desire and connection. Directed by Temístocles López and written by the same visionary, this film takes the audience on a journey through the intertwined lives of various lovers, who are unknowingly linked by their passion.
39. The Player (1992)
The Player” is an enigmatic and captivating comedy, crime, and drama film directed by Robert Altman and written by Michael Tolkin. Released in 1992, it tells the story of a Hollywood studio executive who receives death threats from a writer whose script he rejected, but he has no clue which one. Featuring long takes, tracking shots, and a film studio setting, this gripping, 2-hour and 4-minute movie has accumulated 3 Oscar nominations, 24 wins, and 33 nominations in total.
40. East Wind (1993)
East Wind, also known as Vent d’est, is a gripping drama that takes place in 1945. The story revolves around General Smyslovsky and his pro-Axis, anti-Communist First Russian National Army, who find shelter in Liechtenstein. As they resist intense pressure from the Soviet Union to be returned to the USSR, they face both internal and external challenges.
41. Night Train to Venice (1993)
In “Night Train to Venice, “ a young man embarks on a thrilling and dangerous journey to deliver his exposé on the neo-Nazi movement. Set against the enchanting backdrop of Italy, this captivating mystery-thriller takes unexpected twists and turns as our protagonist is hunted by a mysterious stranger, pursued by a ravenous pack of wild dogs, and nearly killed in the process. With its unique blend of suspense and romance, this overlooked gem takes viewers on a thrilling ride through the darkest corners of humanity and love.
42. Bopha! (1993)
Bopha! “ is a gripping and powerful drama that takes a deep look into the apartheid era in South Africa. The story revolves around a dedicated black police officer, played by Danny Glover, who finds himself caught between his duties as a cop and his loyalty to his family and community. As his son becomes involved in the anti-apartheid movement, Glover must navigate the complexities of serving the corrupt government while fighting for justice and equality.
43. Cyborg 3: The Recycler (1994)
Cyborg 3: The Recycler” takes audiences to the dangerous and turbulent future. Our heroine, Cash, played by Khrystyne Haje, is now living in the free zone, safe from the chaos and violence plaguing the world. However, her life is about to be turned upside down when she starts experiencing biomechanical issues, putting her pregnant status in jeopardy.
44. The Man Who Wouldn’t Die (1994)
The Man Who Wouldn’t Die” is a gripping crime drama that explores the chilling consequences of stealing another person’s identity. When a dangerous criminal, portrayed by Malcolm McDowell, finds himself the inspiration for a villain in the novels of a mystery writer, played by Sir Roger Moore, he decides to get the last laugh.
45. Star Trek: Generations (1994)
In the thrilling action-adventure “Star Trek: Generations, “ Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) is forced to rely on the seemingly impossible help of long-lost Captain Kirk (William Shatner) when a crazed scientist plans to commit mass murder in order to access a dangerous space matrix. As they race against time, these iconic figures must confront their past and uncover the truth behind the nefarious plot. Filled with suspense, unexpected twists, and heart-pounding action, “Star Trek: Generations” takes fans on an unforgettable journey to the final frontier.
46. Seasons of the Heart (1994)
Seasons of the Heart, released in 1994, is a heartwarming drama film that follows the life of a prominent female newspaper publisher. When her daughter becomes embroiled in drug addiction, the publisher is left with the responsibility of raising her young grandson in New York City. This challenging and unexpected journey tests her resolve, strength, and adaptability as she simultaneously navigates her career as a journalist and her newfound role as a parent.
47. Milk Money (1994)
Milk Money” is a heartwarming and humorous adventure that unfolds in a small town. Four young boys named Bobby, Chico, Tommy, and Benny inadvertently make friends with V, a mysterious and alluring blonde prostitute. The boys, who are attending school in a cramped and cluttered classroom, become fascinated by V and her fascinating life.
48. The Surgeon (1995)
The Surgeon” is a chilling tale of a young man scarred by the horrific death of his brother during a botched surgery. Driven by a burning desire for justice, the survivor becomes a twisted, vengeful figure, wielding a scalpel as his weapon of choice. The movie masterfully explores the boundaries of humanity and sanity as we follow the detective hot on this monster’s trail.
49. Dangerous Indiscretion (1995)
Dangerous Indiscretion, a thrilling drama from 1995, tells the twisted story of a man who becomes entangled in a web of deceit, romance, and revenge. Advertising executive Jim, played by C. Thomas Howell, has a reckless streak and a passion for one-night stands. His latest conquest, Caroline Everett, played by Joan Severance, is the wife of a wealthy businessman named Roger Everett, portrayed by Malcolm McDowell.
50. Tank Girl (1995)
Tank Girl” is a quirky and action-packed movie set in a dystopian world where water is the ultimate power. When a young, fearless girl named Tank joins forces with a group of rebels, they must battle against a ruthless mega-corporation that’s hoarding Earth’s remaining potable water.
51. Kids of the Round Table (1995)
In “Kids of the Round Table, “ young Alex is just like any other eleven-year-old boy — except he’s a knight in shining armor ready to embark on a thrilling adventure. While he and his friends spend their summer days playing in dirt and cardboard, they eventually discover a magical sword that brings their fantasies to life. With the help of his loyal companions, Alex jumps into an exciting world of chivalry where magic reigns, and danger lurks around every corner.
52. Empire of the Censors (1995)
From the creators of the documentary “Empire of the Censors” comes a fascinating journey into the history of film and video censorship in Great Britain. This intriguing documentary delves into the fascinating and sometimes controversial world of BBFC, the British Board of Film Classification.
53. Fist of the North Star (1995)
Fist of the North Star, “ a 1995 action-packed, fantasy, sci-fi adventure, is based on a graphic novel. In a world marred by cataclysmic conditions, a man embarks on a journey to reverse his world’s plight.
54. Fatal Pursuit (1995)
Fatal Pursuit” is a fast-paced crime thriller set in 1995, where a rugged ex-cop PI and a beautiful British female insurance investigator join forces to recover stolen diamonds after a brutal robbery. Filled with twists and turns, their relentless pursuit takes them through dangerous and unexpected territory, testing the limits of their loyalty and trust in each other. As they navigate the perilous world of insurance fraud, they also become targets of a deadly game, where every step could be their last.
55. The Little Riders (1996)
In the gripping film “The Little Riders” (1996), a young American, Joanne Hunter, finds herself alone in Dutch Holland, a world being torn apart by World War Two. Surrounded by war-torn chaos, Joanne struggles to maintain her resolve and morale, with the addition of German soldier Quinn, who must face his own dilemmas amidst harsh enemy forces. As Joanne discovers the harsh realities of war and its impact on the human spirit, she must rely on the unwavering strength of her own beliefs.
56. Ringer (1996)
In the thrilling drama ‘Ringer’ (1996), a single mother is haunted by her past as a high-end call girl, which resurfaces when an enigmatic man arrives with unsettling information. Determined to confront her past, she must navigate a precarious pathway without alerting her loving boyfriend.
57. Yesterday’s Target (1996)
In the thrilling 1996 sci-fi action film “Yesterday’s Target, “ three time-travelers with extraordinary abilities find themselves stranded in the past and forced to confront a deadly game of memory loss, separation, and assassins. Daniel Baldwin, Stacy Haiduk, and T. K.
58. Where Truth Lies (1996)
In the gripping 1996 thriller “Where Truth Lies, “ a talented yet tormented doctor is pushed to his breaking point by the tragic death of his wife. Facing a downward spiral in which his life hangs in the balance, he is admitted to an experimental rehabilitation center.
59. Asylum (1997)
Asylum” is a chilling 1997 thriller directed by James Seale, starring Robert Patrick, Karl Bury, and Tom Poster. The film follows the life of a private investigator, whose father’s suicide leaves him with a haunting mental state. To uncover the truth behind his friend’s mysterious death, who was a doctor at the very same mental institution, he takes on the dangerous role of an undercover patient.
60. 2103: The Deadly Wake (1997)
In the dystopian future of 2103, Proxate Corporation, a corporation with a reputation for exploitation and danger, offers a reformed ship captain named Murdoch a chance at redemption by hiring him as the acting commander of a large ship carrying a dangerous cargo. Upon boarding, Murdoch discovers the unexpected truth: the cargo are criminally insane inmates. Worse yet, someone has planted bombs on board, setting the stage for a terrifying adventure of survival.
61. Hugo Pool (1997)
In 1997, the heartwarming comedy “Hugo Pool” hits theaters, starring Alyssa Milano as a young, Los Angeles pool cleaner named Ada Harris. Ada’s life takes an unexpected turn when she meets a charming young man named Adam, played by Mark Boone Jr. , who is suffering from ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
62. Mr. Magoo (1997)
In the 1997 comedy adventure, Mr. Magoo, the classic cartoon character has a new live-action outing. Starring Leslie Nielsen, Kelly Lynch, and Matt Keeslar, this film takes the beloved character and places him in the middle of a daring heist.
63. The First 9 1/2 Weeks (1998)
The First 9 1/2 Weeks” is a gripping, suspenseful drama-thriller that takes you on a thrilling journey through the heart of New Orleans, Louisiana. The film, released in 2001, stars Paul Mercurio as an investment banker who travels to the city to secure a prized account. But in doing so, he finds himself drawn into a web of passion, intrigue, and potentially dark forces.
64. The Gardener (1998)
The Gardener” (1998) is a one-of-a-kind horror thriller that follows Detective Kelly, played by Angie Everhart, as she investigates the mysterious disappearance of her partner. As Detective Kelly digs deeper, she discovers a shocking connection between the latest case and a series of previously unsolved murders. The central question arises: is the success of the prize-winning gardener, played by Richard Grieco, solely due to his green thumb or is there a more sinister secret behind his winning formula?
65. Beings (1998)
Beings, “ a 1998 family-adventure fantasy film, follows the spirited adventures of Kyle and Evie, two young siblings who stumble upon enchanting fairies hidden within their grandmother’s old property. Despite the locals’ disdain for these mystical creatures, the siblings embark on a thrilling quest to save them. Fueled by their determination and their unique connection with the fairies, Kyle and Evie must overcome numerous obstacles and face an unforeseen challenge set forth by the mean old man of the village.
66. Southern Cross (1999)
In the heart of Chile, a dangerous game of corporate power and illegal dumping of nuclear waste is about to unfold. Southern Cross (1999) takes viewers on a thrilling ride as a mining businessman, played by Hugo Tramón, finds himself ensnared in a web of crime and murder.
67. Love Lies Bleeding (1999)
In the gritty and tumultuous end of the 19th century, London is a city haunted by poverty, class struggle, illness, and unspeakable crimes. Amidst this chaos emerges Catherine Ringward, a captivating young woman with dreams of becoming a successful journalist. When a series of gruesome murders rock the city, Catherine discovers herself at the heart of the biggest manhunt London has ever seen.
68. My Life So Far (1999)
My Life So Far” is a captivating blend of comedy and drama that delves into the lives of a family living on a post-World War I British estate. Directed by Hugh Hudson, this 1999 film centers around a strong disciplinarian, her daughter, her inventor husband, their ten-year-old son, and his older sister, creating a memorable and unique household environment.
69. Can of Worms (1999)
Can of Worms” is a light-hearted family comedy that blends Sci-Fi elements with hilarious situations. The movie follows the adventure of a teenage boy who, after broadcasting a message into space, finds himself visited by aliens. The extraterrestrial surprise leads to unpredictable situations and a series of misunderstandings that keep the audience in stitches.
70. Y2K (1999)
Y2K, released in 2000, serves as a thrilling action movie set against the backdrop of the new millennium. The American military, alerted to a missing nuclear missile hidden deep in the jungle, must race against time to stop it before it detonates in January 2000 due to the infamous Y2K bug. This high-stakes mission pushes the limits of courage and endurance as our protagonists face a fight for survival amidst the untamed jungle environment.
71. St. Patrick: The Irish Legend (2000)
St. Patrick: The Irish Legend” is a captivating adventure drama that follows the journey of a young Christian boy named St.
72. The David Cassidy Story (2000)
The David Cassidy Story” chronicles the life of teen heartthrob and pop sensation David Cassidy, best known for his role as Keith Partridge on the TV show “The Partridge Family. “ The movie delves into Cassidy’s journey to fame, personal relationships, and the complex relationship with his father, another actor in his own right. It highlights the highs and lows of his career, giving a glimpse into his rise to stardom and the challenges he faced along the way. With a PG-13 rating, this biography drama offers a behind-the-scenes look at the life of the iconic pop star and actor.
73. Gangster №1 (2000)
Gangster №1 is a gripping crime drama that delves into the dark world of a notorious English gangster. The movie unfolds the tale of a man who rises to power and fame through ruthless tactics and cunning strategies.
74. Faces of Evil (2000)
Faces of Evil, a compelling documentary released in 2000, delves into the darkest corners of human nature, exploring the complexities of good versus evil. Blurring the lines between reality and horror, this film features interviews with convicted murderers and delves into the minds of those who have committed heinous acts.
75. Island of the Dead (2000)
Island of the Dead, “ released in 2000, is a chilling and suspenseful tale of a group of unlikely survivors stranded on a deserted island. What starts as a disastrous real estate venture quickly turns into a terrifying struggle for survival.
76. The Void (2001)
The Void” is a gripping Sci-Fi thriller, set in 2001, that takes viewers on a nerve-wracking journey as a fearless whistleblower is captured by a ruthless CEO in an effort to stop a dangerous particle acceleration experiment. The story unfolds as it becomes clear that the experiment holds the potential to create a catastrophic black hole on Earth.
77. AFI’s 100 Years… 100 Thrills: America’s Most Heart-Pounding Movies (2001)
AFI’s 100 Years. . 100 Thrills invites you on a pulse-pounding journey through the history of American cinema.
78. Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures (2001)
Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures is a fascinating documentary that serves as a tribute to the iconic filmmaker’s life and career. This 2001 film takes an in-depth look at the world of Stanley Kubrick, one of Hollywood’s most celebrated and revered directors.
79. Just Visiting (2001)
In “Just Visiting, “ a French count (played by Jean Reno) finds himself in a comedy of errors when he’s mistaken for a notorious criminal and sentenced to death in 12th-century England. A wizard (Christian Clavier) helps him travel back in time to Chicago, April 2000, where he learns about the princess’s murder and sets out to fix history.
80. I Spy (2002)
In the thrilling action-adventure comedy “I Spy, “ former boxing champion Walter Kade (Eddie Murphy) is lured out of retirement by his old ally, Agent Gene Coselli (Owen Wilson) of the U. S. government. The mission: to recover a stolen nuclear jet.
81. Between Strangers (2002)
Between Strangers” is a compelling drama that dives deep into the lives of three women as they uncover their pasts, leading to transformations in their futures. Set in the year 2001, the film explores themes of self-discovery and redemption through a talented photojournalist, a charcoal artist, and an enigmatic man haunted by his past in Angola.
82. The Barber (2002)
In “The Barber, “ the small town’s barber, Dexter Miles, discovers he has made a grave mistake. Unbeknownst to him, the authorities have found the body of a woman he murdered just a few days earlier.
83. Shadow Realm (2002)
Shadow Realm (2002) is an intriguing anthology film, a product of two unaired versions of Night Visions. This movie brings together an array of captivating stories that explore the complexities of the human mind, the supernatural and the unexpected. From a maze on a college campus acting as a time portal, to a town terrified by the music they hear, and a court employee who can detect the thoughts of a murderer, the film takes viewers on a thrilling journey through the realms of crime, drama, and fantasy.
84. Pact with the Devil (2003)
Pact with the Devil, originally titled Dorian and released in 2004, is a thrilling adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s famous novel. This film takes a modern approach to the classic tale, creating a chilling story that blends horror and thriller genres.
85. Red Roses and Petrol (2003)
Red Roses and Petrol” is a dark comedy centered around a dysfunctional Irish family that comes together after the death of their patriarch. As they gather for the funeral, secrets and tensions brew, revealing the true nature of their relationships.
86. 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.
87. Tempo (2003)
In the thrilling romantic crime thriller “Tempo, “ a young American woman, Jenny, embarks on a journey to Paris, where she unexpectedly finds love with a mysterious man named Jack. As their relationship blossoms, Jenny is quickly drawn into Jack’s dangerous lifestyle, filled with deception and secrets.
88. The Company (2003)
The Company, “ a 2003 drama, music, and romance film released in 2004, follows a young ballet dancer on the verge of becoming the principal performer in her troupe. Directed by Robert Altman and written by Neve Campbell and Barbara Turner, the movie features a stellar ensemble cast including Neve Campbell, James Franco, and Malcolm McDowell. Produced by Sony Pictures Classics, Capitol Films, and CP Medien AG, the film is set partly in Chicago, Illinois, and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
89. Inhabited (2003)
Inhabited” is a chilling blend of drama, fantasy, and horror, set in the serene surroundings of a brand new family home. When the youngest daughter makes shocking claims about the presence of fairies in their backyard, her sister’s encounter with an old diary sends chills down the spine as they discover another girl described the same beings in their house, many years before. As family members start to dismiss the unsettling occurrences as mere children’s play, the line between reality and fantasy blurs, inviting a mysterious and sinister handyman, played by Eric Lutes, to join the fray of eerie events that unfold.
90. Evilenko (2003)
Evilenko, a 2003 crime drama thriller, tells the chilling story of a disgraced communist schoolteacher in Kyiv who transforms into a brutal, heartless serial killer. The film is loosely based on the heinous crimes of Andrei Chikatilo. The narrative takes viewers on a journey through the mind of an evil man who becomes a devastating human monster.
91. I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead (2003)
I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” is a gritty crime drama delving into the seedy underworld of a former gangster. After his brother’s mysterious suicide, our protagonist is drawn back into the dangerous realm of criminal activity, a realm he believed he had left behind. Directed by Mike Hodges and written by Trevor Preston, the film offers a thrilling and intense exploration of temptation and loyalty.
92. Pinocchio 3000 (2003)
In the year 3000, Geppetto, with the help of his cyber assistant Spencer the Penguin and the holographic fairy Cyberina, creates Pinocchio, a prototype super-robot equipped with emotions. As they embark on a thrilling adventure, the trio encounters a corrupt mayor, and Pinocchio must use his skills to save the day and become a true hero.
93. Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius (2004)
Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius” takes the audience on a breathtaking journey through the life of golfing legend Bobby Jones, played by Jim Caviezel. Retiring at the young age of 28 after an impressive career, Jones’ passion for golf and relentless spirit come to life in this captivating biographical drama. The film showcases the highs and lows of his short-lived professional career, as well as the emotional turmoil he faced in the world of high-stakes competition.
94. Hidalgo (2004)
Hidalgo” is a heart-pounding action-adventure film that transports audiences to the grueling landscape of 19th-century Arabia. In the year 1890, a hardened and weathered cowboy, Frank Hopkins (played by Viggo Mortensen), and his faithful horse, Hidalgo, embark on a perilous journey into the unforgiving desert, competing in a life-threatening horse race known as the Ocean of Fire. The Cowboy and his trusted steed must endure the scorching sands, hostile territory, and the tension that builds when the stakes are high.
95. Tempesta (2004)
Tempesta, “ a 2004 thriller directed by Tim Disney, centers around American art expert Patrick Donovan, played by Scot Williams. Patrick is offered a deadly ultimatum, leading him to take on the perilous task of confronting a stolen masterpiece in Venice, Italy. As he navigates the world of high-stakes art and deception, Patrick risks being framed for a crime he never committed.
96. In Good Company (2004)
In Good Company” is a compelling mix of comedy, drama, and romance that explores the complexities of relationships in today’s world. Released in 2005, the film stars Dennis Quaid as an experienced ad exec who finds himself thrust into the modern corporate landscape when a charming but unconventional younger boss, played by Topher Grace, takes over his department. To top it off, the boss is also having an affair with Quaid’s daughter.
97. Dinotopia: Quest for the Ruby Sunstone (2005)
Dinotopia: Quest for the Ruby Sunstone is a captivating animation film released in 2005. Boasting a runtime of 1 hour and 15 minutes, the movie revolves around the adventure of an orphaned boy who stumbles upon a unique island filled with both humans and dinosaurs living in harmony. As he navigates his way through this unfamiliar land, he discovers the significance of adventure and finds a new family in the process.
98. Rag Tale (2005)
Rag Tale” is a satirical comedy film that delves into the world of British tabloids where gossip and scandal reign supreme. The story unfolds over the span of a week, as the journalists of ‘The Rag’ newspaper unearth and create as many scandals as they possibly can. Set against the backdrop of the sensational tabloid industry, the film delves into the complex layers of romance, drama, and comedy, all served with a touch of raunchy humor.
99. Zerkalnye voyny. Otrazhenie pervoe (2005)
Dive into the thrilling world of espionage with “Zerkalnye voyny. Otrazhenie pervoe” (2005), a pulse-pounding action film packed with suspense and drama. This international production, set against the backdrop of a high-stakes Russian military project, Sabertooth, takes you on a roller-coaster journey of intrigue and danger. Featuring an impressive cast, including Armand Assante and Malcolm McDowell, this movie pits the intelligence of a maverick C. I. A. boss against the cunning of a ruthless arms dealer.
100. Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy (2005)
Dive into the eerie world of Nazi occultism with “Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy” (2005), a chilling documentary that exposes the sinister secrets of Adolf Hitler’s regime. Delving into the dark corner of history, the film explores how the Nazis made use of ancient mysticism and occultism to strengthen their grip on power and win the war. They employed occult mind control techniques to manipulate the minds of the German population, making them believe they were part of the master race.
101. The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb (2006)
In the year 2006, “The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb” graced the big screen with its adventurous blend of fantasy and horror. Directed by Russell Mulcahy and written by David N. Titcher, the film boasts a stellar star-studded lineup consisting of Casper Van Dien, Jonathan Hyde, and Leonor Varela. Set in 1922 Cairo, the movie follows the thrilling journey of free-spirited archaeologist Danny Fremont, who is desperately in search of King Tut’s Emerald Tablet, believed to hold the ultimate power to control the world.
102. O Lucky Malcolm! (2006)
O Lucky Malcolm! “ is a unique documentary chronicling the life and illustrious career of renowned British actor Malcolm McDowell. This film offers an intimate look at the personal and professional aspects of McDowell’s life, featuring interviews with friends, family, directors, and fellow actors.
103. Cut Off (2006)
When a young woman, abandoned by her wealthy father, teams up with her boyfriend to rob a check cashing spot, things take a dangerous turn. As the couple gets away with only half of their intended loot, they find themselves on the run from the police and their pursuers.
104. AFI’s 100 Years… 100 Movies: 10th Anniversary Edition (2007)
Celebrating a decade of screen classics, AFI’s 100 Years. . 100 Movies: 10th Anniversary Edition unravels the top 100 movies of all time, delving into the cinematic masterpieces that have shaped the landscape of American film.
105. The List (2007)
Titled ‘The List’, this 2007 thriller unfolds a tale of intrigue when a lawyer, unexpectedly inherits a stake in an obscure, secret society after the death of his father. Upon being approached by enigmatic members of the clandestine organization, he delves into a shocking web of sinister secrets and deceit — a heart-stopping discovery hidden deep within the society’s core. This film offers a blend of suspense and supernatural elements, set against the backdrop of South Carolina.
106. Never Apologize (2007)
Never Apologize” is a captivating documentary that delves into the life and work of legendary film director, critic, and essayist Lindsay Anderson. Through a unique monologue performed by actor Malcolm McDowell, audiences will explore Anderson’s deep and profound impact on the world of film, as well as his controversial role as a prominent anarchist.
107. Halloween (2007)
Halloween” (2007) is a chilling horror remake that follows the infamous Michael Myers, a now-grown-up serial killer with a twisted past. After escaping from a mental institution, Michael returns to the quiet town of Haddonfield in search of his long-lost baby sister, Laurie.
108. Coco Chanel (2008)
Coco Chanel” is a riveting biographical drama directed by Christian Duguay, set in the glamorous and tumultuous 1900s and 1890s. This captivating film is a testament to the life of the legendary fashion designer, Coco Chanel.
109. Doomsday (2008)
In the futuristic action thriller, Doomsday, a talented team of individuals embarks on a mission to safeguard humanity’s future from a catastrophic disaster. Trapped in a world devastated by an inescapable virus, the protagonists must navigate the labyrinth of a quarantined Britain. The story is filled with wall-jumping, heart-pounding suspense, as our heroes fight against time and a relentless enemy.
110. Delgo (2008)
Delgo” is an enthralling animated adventure movie, released in 2008. It’s about an adventurous but naive teenager named Delgo, who must lead his group of friends to defend their world amidst conflict between the Lockni and Nohrin people. This thrilling movie, rated PG, runs for 94 minutes.
111. Bolt (2008)
Bolt” is a heartwarming animated adventure comedy that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey. Paws-itively enthralling, this 2008 film stars the voice of John Travolta as Bolt, a dog who believes he possesses supernatural abilities. His canine co-star, Miley Cyrus, provides the voice for his loyal companion Penny.
112. Blue Gold: World Water Wars (2008)
Blue Gold: World Water Wars” is a thought-provoking documentary that explores the harsh realities of water as a finite resource. The film delves into the intense competition between corporate giants, private investors, and corrupt governments for control of our dwindling water supply. With the source of human survival entering the global marketplace and political arena, protests, lawsuits, and revolutions unfold as citizens fight for their right to survive. This eye-opening examination showcases how water will be the cause of future wars, just as oil is today.
113. Michael Lives: The Making of ‘Halloween’ (2008)
Michael Lives: The Making of ‘Halloween’ (2008)” is a four-hour documentary revealing the intriguing process behind the creation of Rob Zombie’s iconic horror film, “Halloween. “ This extensive documentary delves deep into the art of filmmaking, showcasing the effort, creativity, and dedication required to bring a terrifying vision to life.
114. The Secret World of Superfans (2008)
The Secret World of Superfans” is a fascinating documentary that dives deep into the lives of passionate individuals who are utterly obsessed with pop-culture figures. This intimate exploration of fandom brings together famous fans, experts, and enthusiasts who share their personal stories, revealing the inner workings of what drives these extraordinary superfans.
115. Suck (2009)
Suck” is a quirky comedy-horror film that centers around a struggling rock ’n’ roll band, eager to achieve fame at any cost. When they accidentally become the target of a vampire hunter, they must navigate the dangerous world of supernatural powers to not only survive but also secure their place in the music industry.
116. Halloween II (2009)
Halloween II” is a chilling horror sequel that dives deeper into the horrifying tale of Michael Myers’ murderous return to Haddonfield. Directed and written by Rob Zombie, the film sees Laurie Strode still grappling with the harrowing events of Halloween night, as she confronts the brutal reality of her brother’s deadly return.
117. The Trial (2010)
The Trial” is a gripping crime drama that captures the emotional turmoil of a small town lawyer after the tragic loss of his family. Consumed by grief, our protagonist contemplates a life-ending choice, only to be assigned a high-profile capital punishment case. This unexpected case becomes the catalyst for his redemption and transformation.
118. Golf in the Kingdom (2010)
In 1956, American philosophy student Michael, on a spiritual journey to India, stops in Scotland for one final round of golf at the prestigious Links of Burningbush. Seeking solace and closure, Michael learns the art of golf and encounters its unexpected challenges. As the old adage goes, “Golf is a game for a lifetime, but it’s also a lifetime in itself. “
119. Easy A (2010)
Easy A is a hilarious and heartwarming tale of high school life, jealousy, and promiscuity. Starring the captivating Emma Stone as the clean-cut protagonist, this film explores the complexities of high school social dynamics and the lengths one would go to achieve popularity and financial success.
120. Barry Munday (2010)
Barry Munday” is a 2010 comedy-drama-romance film featuring Patrick Wilson, Judy Greer, and Chloë Sevigny. The film follows Barry Munday, a seemingly ordinary man who suddenly wakes up after being attacked, only to discover that he’s missing his family jewels. As if that weren’t enough, he learns about a paternity lawsuit filed against him by a woman he can’t remember having sex with.
121. The Invocation (2010)
The Invocation” is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the concept of ‘God’ and its implications for world peace. Directed by Emmanuel Itier, this intriguing film explores the role of religion, spirituality, history, science, politics, and arts in shaping our understanding of the divine. Through captivating interviews with renowned experts such as Karen Armstrong, Michael Beckwith, and Mustapha Cherif, the movie offers a compelling exploration of the complex and often controversial topic.
122. Pound of Flesh (2010)
Pound of Flesh” is a gripping crime drama set in an idyllic college town where a seemingly perfect professor, Noah Melville (Malcolm McDowell), wields a dark secret. He offers scholarships to attractive college girls through an escort service, with wealthy and influential clients, including the chairman of the school board and the chief of police.
123. The Book of Eli (2010)
The Book of Eli, released in 2010, is an action-packed, post-apocalyptic drama starring Denzel Washington and Mila Kunis. The movie is set in a ravaged America where a sacred book holds the keys to humanity’s salvation.
124. Lego Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies (2010)
Join the Lego Hero Factory team in a thrilling tale of bravery and adventure in ‘Lego Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies’ (2010). As a new team of rookies begins training under the guidance of Stormer and his crew, an unforeseen foe stirs up chaos.
125. L.A., I Hate You (2011)
L. A. , I HATE YOU” is a gritty, crime-drama that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Set in the heart of Los Angeles, this film weaves together three interconnected stories of unexpected violence, heart-wrenching betrayal, and a search for redemption.
126. Santiago Files (2011)
Santiago Files” is a riveting documentary that delves into the unraveling of Chile’s socialist government under President Salvador Allende, in the lead-up to the infamous September Coup. The film sheds light on the political intrigue surrounding Allende’s demise and America’s secretive involvement in shaping the ensuing dictatorship under General Augusto Pinochet. As the capital city, Santiago, becomes the backdrop for this tale of power and struggle, the documentary masterfully combines historical archives with modern testimonials, offering viewers a unique perspective of this significant chapter in South America’s history.
127. The Artist (2011)
The Artist is a captivating film that takes us back to the silent era of movies. Set in the heart of Hollywood, the charming tale revolves around a mute movie superstar, George, played by Jean Dujardin, who crosses paths with the vivacious Peppy Miller, portrayed by Bérénice Bejo, a talented dancer.
128. Suing the Devil (2011)
Suing the Devil” is a unique blend of drama and fantasy that captures the attention of viewers. When a struggling law student finds himself in a dream sequence, he decides to sue Satan for $8 trillion dollars. Little did he know that his audacious move would trigger a trial of the century with Satan defending himself and seven of the greatest trial lawyers by his side.
129. The Unleashed (2011)
The Unleashed, “ a thrilling horror-drama, follows a woman plagued by her dark past as she unwittingly invites supernatural chaos into her life. When she dabbles with the notorious Ouija board, a creaking door opens to a world of nightmares, with haunting piano tunes echoing from her basement.
130. Room 237 (2012)
Room 237 is a meticulously crafted documentary that delves into the enigmatic world of Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 horror film, The Shining, through multiple intriguing conspiracy theories. Directed by Rodney Ascher, this thought-provoking film weaves together various interpretations of the iconic movie, exploring its hidden messages and symbolism.
131. A Green Story (2012)
A Green Story” is a captivating biographical masterpiece released in 2013, chronicling the life of Van Vlahakis, a determined immigrant from Greece who dared to dream big. This inspiring tale delves into his journey from penniless newcomer to a successful entrepreneur in the U. S. , creating Earth Friendly Products, a pioneering company in environmentally friendly cleaning products. As a testament to his resilience and pursuit for a better future, “A Green Story” is sure to leave audiences inspired.
132. Antiviral (2012)
In the chilling sci-fi horror “Antiviral, “ directed by Brandon Cronenberg, a dark industry thrives on exploiting celebrity illnesses, turning fans into obsessed buyers. Employee Syd March finds himself entangled in a dangerous mystery when his attempts to manipulate the system backfire. As the movie unfolds, viewers are taken on a thrilling yet disturbing journey, questioning the lengths people will go to be close to their idols.
133. Silent Night (2012)
Silent Night is a chilling and darkly humorous horror-comedy that takes place during the most joyous time of the year, Christmas Eve. Set in a remote Midwestern town, the film revolves around a cunning, masked killer who is wreaking havoc on the unsuspecting community dressed as a jolly but deadly Santa Claus.
134. Excision (2012)
Excision is a chilling exploration into the warped mind of a high school student who is determined to become a doctor, no matter what the cost. Set in 2012, the movie stars AnnaLynne McCord, Roger Bart, and Ariel Winter, as they delve into a world of dark, twisted desires and the lengths some will go to earn the approval of their authority figures.
135. Vamps (2012)
In the hilarious and heartwarming comedy “Vamps” (2012), two modern-day vampires, played by Krysten Ritter and Alicia Silverstone, navigate the complexities of love and relationships in New York City. As they struggle to find their place in a world filled with daunting romantic possibilities, they must also overcome the challenges that come with their supernatural lifestyle.
136. Silent Hill: Revelation (2012)
Silent Hill: Revelation, “ directed by M. J. Bassett and released in 2012, transports viewers into a chilling tale of horror, mystery, and thriller. The film follows Sharon Da Silva as she unravels the mysteries surrounding her nightmarish past, leading her into an alternate reality of horrific hallucinations and abandoned mines.
137. The Philadelphia Experiment (2012)
The Philadelphia Experiment” isn’t just a mere title but a thrilling adventure into a mysterious government project that goes awry, threatening the very fabric of the world. Set in 1943, a secret cloaking project mysteriously vanishes a navy destroyer, only to reappear in 2012. This event unravels a series of baffling incidents, setting the stage for an action-packed journey that’s part adventure and part mystery.
138. Home Alone: The Holiday Heist (2012)
Home Alone: The Holiday Heist is a family-friendly comedy film, released in 2012. Directed by Peter Hewitt and written by Aaron Ginsburg, John Hughes, and Wade McIntyre, this movie stars Christian Martyn, Eddie Steeples, and Jodelle Ferland. It is the fifth part in the well-known Home Alone series and delves into a new adventure surrounding the holiday season.
139. Zombex (2013)
In the post-Katrina devastated city of New Orleans, the survivors are grappling with a new disaster that threatens to eradicate their last hope. As the city struggles to recover from the aftermath of the hurricane, a mysterious virus begins to spread, turning the living into the undead. The citizens are faced with an impossible choice: face the walking dead, or evacuate the city they fought so hard to rebuild.
140. Richard The Lionheart (2013)
Delve into the thrilling adventures of Richard the Lionheart, an epic 2013 film based on the gripping story of King Henry II’s son. Unwittingly captured by his scheming father, Richard faces the ultimate test of loyalty, endurance, and honor as a prisoner in a notorious hellish prison. With adversaries that embody the virtues of a knight, Richard embarks on a perilous journey of survival, camaraderie, and redemption.
141. Live Forever: The Ray Bradbury Odyssey (2013)
Live Forever: The Ray Bradbury Odyssey” is a captivating 2013 documentary that dives into the life and creative genius of the legendary American author, Ray Bradbury. This biographical film explores Bradbury’s journey as an internationally acclaimed writer, delving into his passion for storytelling, his influences, and his remarkable ability to captivate readers through his fantastical narratives.
142. The Best of Superman (2013)
Embark on a thrilling journey with the best of Superman, as this 2013 compilation brings together the most iconic moments from the Man of Steel’s illustrious history. Spanning 4 hours and 24 minutes, this action-packed gem is a must-see for Superman enthusiasts and newcomers alike. From heart-pumping battles to awe-inspiring feats, witness firsthand the incredible power and courage of this legendary superhero.
143. Masterpiece: Frank Miller’s the Dark Knight Returns (2013)
Masterpiece: Frank Miller’s the Dark Knight Returns is a captivating documentary that delves into the masterful mind of legendary comic book writer and artist, Frank Miller. This film celebrates and encapsulates the extraordinary achievement that is Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, offering an engaging exploration of the reasons behind the story’s impact and its influence on the modern portrayal of the dark and brooding Gotham city protector. The documentary features insightful interviews with Frank Miller himself, as well as other notable figures in the industry, and offers a fascinating look into the creative process that brought this iconic story to life.
144. Sanitarium (2013)
Sanitarium” is an intriguing horror film that delves into the dark and twisted mind of a mental institution’s patients, exploring the events that led them to lose their sanity. Set in a creepy atmosphere, the movie offers a chilling journey through the lives of these individuals, unraveling their disturbing pasts and the secrets they hold.
145. The Employer (2013)
In “The Employer” (2013), five dedicated professionals are pitted against each other in a ruthless game of survival. The night before a crucial job interview, they are forcefully kidnapped and drugged, waking up the next morning trapped in a single room, with no chance of escape. As tensions rise and secrets are revealed, they must band together to find the truth behind their captor’s sinister intent and fight to seize the chance to make it out alive.
146. Meet the Small Potatoes (2013)
Meet the Small Potatoes” is a delightful family-friendly musical that offers a heartwarming and lighthearted tale. The story follows a young boy named Jasper and his diverse group of friends as they embark on an unforgettable journey from their humble beginnings on a farm in Idaho to worldwide stardom.
147. Shock Value (2014)
Directed by Douglas Rath and written by Anthony Bravo, “Shock Value” is a darkly comedic horror film released in 2014. Starring Zak Hudson, Anthony Bravo, and Janelle Christa, the movie follows a struggling movie director who turns to blackmailing a serial killer for his next star-making performance.
148. Tbilisi, I Love You (2014)
Tbilisi, I Love You” is a unique cinematic experience that brings together the voices of 10 talented directors from Tbilisi, Georgia, each contributing their own personal spin on the city’s vibrant narrative. This collective film features a diverse ensemble of characters and stories, providing a window into the hearts and souls of the people who call this enchanting capital city home.
149. Kubrick Remembered (2014)
Kubrick Remembered is a mesmerizing documentary that delves into the life and groundbreaking works of legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick. Part of the revered Stanley Kubrick: The Masterpiece Collection, this compelling ten-disc set offers a unique perspective on the artist behind some of the most unforgettable films in history. Spanning from 1962’s Lolita to Kubrick’s final film, Eyes Wide Shut in 1999, this captivating documentary presents previously unseen material and interviews with those intimately involved with the director’s process.
150. Mischief Night (2014)
Mischief Night, a chilling horror film released in 2014, takes you on a thrilling experience that intertwines romance and suspense. The plot is set on the eve of Halloween, an eerie night when a teenage babysitter finds herself stalked by a ruthless masked killer. In a surprising twist, the predator and the prey begin to develop unexpected romantic feelings for each other.
151. The One I Love (2014)
The One I Love, “ a 2014 film directed by Charlie McDowell, follows the peculiar journey of a disheartened couple who seek refuge in a picturesque getaway. As the couple vacations to repair their relationship, they find themselves caught in an unusual web of events that only escalate the chaos.
152. Some Kind of Beautiful (2014)
In the engaging 2014 film “Some Kind of Beautiful, “ Cambridge poetry professor Richard is living the ultimate life of Byronic excess. His past has become the talk of the town, with stories of his various exploits making waves. However, as Richard’s world keeps spinning, he starts to question the life he’s lived and begins to re-evaluate his choices.
153. Free Fall (2014)
Free Fall, released in 2014, is a suspense-packed action thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. Directed by Malek Akkad and written by Dwayne Alexander Smith, the movie stars D. B. Sweeney, Sarah Butler, and Malcolm McDowell in high-stakes roles.
154. Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness (2015)
Scooby-Doo and his friends are in for a thrilling space-age adventure in Scooby-Doo! . Moon Monster Madness. When they hear about the eccentric billionaire celebrity constructing a moon base, they can’t resist the opportunity to investigate whether an alien presence is lurking.
155. Lady Psycho Killer (2015)
In the small, sleepy town of Redding, a charming and enigmatic serial killer emerges, turning the peaceful community upside down. Known simply as Lady Psycho Killer, she targets men of questionable morality, leaving a trail of blood and chaos in her wake. As the body count rises, the local authorities struggle to catch the elusive killer, who always seems to be one step ahead.
156. Bereave (2015)
Bereave (2015) is a heart-wrenching tale that follows Garvey, a man who believes he is terminally ill and ready to meet his maker. However, his world turns upside down when his wife, Evelyn, goes missing on their anniversary. With no time to waste, Garvey embarks on a personal quest to find her, ultimately facing the consequences of his choices.
157. David and Goliath (2015)
David and Goliath (2015) is a thrilling action-adventure drama that takes you on an epic journey through North Africa and London. The film follows the young shepherd, David, as he embarks on a perilous quest to take on the formidable warrior, Goliath, against all odds. Filmed in stunning locations, this movie captures the essence of courage and determination, as David fights to save his people and prove himself worthy in the face of great adversity.
158. Dusha shpiona (2015)
In the thrilling drama “Dusha shpiona” (2015), Russian espionage takes center stage as an elite spy navigates the dangerous world of international intrigue. The film follows the events unfolding in London, where the main character must confront the complexities of the spy world, including blackmail, bribery, and murder.
159. Kids vs Monsters (2015)
In “Kids vs Monsters, “ the six wealthiest people in the world have one glaring issue: their unbearable kids. However, they receive a magical solution in the form of a mysterious entity with monsters who are eager to showcase their skills. Six kids and seven monsters converge in a high-stakes showdown.
160. Heroes Manufactured (2016)
Step into the thrilling world of comic book artistry and fandom in ‘Heroes Manufactured, ‘ a documentary that explores the passion and dedication required to break into the industry. Focusing on Canadian artists, the film showcases the challenges and triumphs that come with the craze of comic book conventions in Canada. Follow these talented graphic novelists and comic book enthusiasts as they navigate their way through the dynamic landscape of the comic book world.
161. 31 (2016)
Step into a twisted, sinister world in ‘31’ as five unsuspecting carnival workers are ripped from their lives and thrust into an abandoned, nightmarish carnival grounds, ruled by a gang of vicious, sadistic clowns. In a cruel, violent game, these hostages must fight to survive 12 hours of terrifying encounters against their twisted captors.
162. In Hell Everybody Loves Popcorn: The Making of 31 (2016)
In Hell Everybody Loves Popcorn: The Making of 31 is a gripping 2016 documentary that takes viewers behind the scenes of the horror film, 31 (2016). Directed by Josh Hasty, this intriguing documentary delves into the production process, showcasing the challenges, creativity, and excitement of bringing a terrifying vision to life.
163. The Black Hole (2016)
The Black Hole (2016) is a gripping sci-fi thriller that takes viewers on an exhilarating journey through the unknown borders of space and time. The story revolves around a talented high school violinist, who unwittingly becomes an eyewitness to the collapse of reality itself. As the laws of physics and the very fabric of the universe unravel before her eyes, this ordinary student finds herself at the center of a cosmic mystery that will test her courage and resolve.
164. Mississippi Murder (2017)
Mississippi Murder” is a gripping thriller set on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, where a young woman’s past comes back to haunt her. Despite having a challenging upbringing, she tries to live a normal life. As the murder mystery unfolds, it becomes clear that her past is deeply entwined with the events that transpire.
165. Walk of Fame (2017)
In “Walk of Fame, “ a colorful ensemble of aspiring performers embark on a journey to transform their dreams into reality under the tutelage of a mysterious and unpredictable acting coach. This comedic tale offers a glimpse into the world of star academy hopefuls, who are desperate to make their mark on the bright lights of Hollywood. As they navigate the challenges of their unique circumstances and the eccentricities of their enigmatic mentor, the characters must confront their own insecurities and limitations.
166. Death Race 2050 (2017)
Get ready for a wild ride in the dystopian future! . Death Race 2050, released in 2017, is an action-packed, comedic sci-fi film that takes place in the overpopulated United Corporations of America.
167. Grow House (2017)
Grow House” is a hilarious 2017 comedy film that tells the story of two guys, desperate to pay off a large debt, who take a risky leap by starting a new business. As they navigate the world of marijuana cultivation, the movie delves into the complexities and absurdities of the modern drug trade.
168. Culture of Fear (2017)
Culture of Fear is a hard-hitting thriller set in a chilling future where digital technology has been destroyed and the world has been brought back to the pre-technology era. The world now operates under the iron grip of the New World Order and the one world government. The fear of a virus outbreak has led to social segregation and a dangerous society where power lies in the hands of a few.
169. Dreams I Never Had (2017)
Dreams I Never Had, released in 2017, is a powerful drama that takes us on a journey of a teenage girl’s life as she navigates through captivity in a wealthy family’s home. Her tumultuous relationship with the family’s gardener, an illegal Mexican immigrant, fuels her desire for freedom and rebellion against the oppressive forces in her life.
170. Filmworker (2017)
Filmworker” is a riveting documentary that delves into the extraordinary relationship between English actor Leon Vitali and American filmmaker Stanley Kubrick. This unique partnership spans over three decades, as Vitali becomes a crucial part of Kubrick’s filmmaking process.
171. American Satan (2017)
American Satan, “ a 2017 film directed by Ash Avildsen and written by Avildsen and Matty Beckerman, follows a young rock band as they drop out of college and move to the Sunset Strip in pursuit of their dreams. The band, half English and half American, soon finds themselves entangled in a dark deal and the sinister world of manipulation.
172. Yamasong: March of the Hollows (2017)
In the captivating animated adventure “Yamasong: March of the Hollows, “ an enchanting automated girl and a fearless tortoise warrior join forces with a group of daring outlaws on a thrilling journey that could change the fate of their world. Tasked with finding a legendary relic, they must overcome the relentless pursuit of a malevolent mechanized army led by a sinister villain. Abigail Breslin, Nathan Fillion, and Peter Weller lend their voices to this fantastical tale of courage, loyalty, and hope written and directed by Sam Koji Hale, and brought to life by the innovative animation techniques of Dark Dunes Productions.
173. Corbin Nash (2018)
Corbin Nash is an intense, action-packed thriller that follows the journey of a rogue police detective on the hunt for his parents’ killer. After being brutally murdered, the detective is reborn as the ultimate assassin, hell-bent on avenging his family’s tragic fate.
174. Abnormal Attraction (2018)
In a world where mythical creatures walk among humans, prejudice and fear threaten to tear them apart. Abnormal Attraction (2018) follows three separate storylines that somehow manage to intertwine, exploring the complexities of human relationships, desires, and misunderstandings.
175. Bombshell (2019)
Bombshell” delves into the high-stakes scandal surrounding Fox News head Roger Ailes and the toxic atmosphere he presided over. Set against the backdrop of New York City, this gripping drama follows a group of women as they bravely take on Ailes and fight systemic sexism within the network.
176. The Big Ugly (2020)
In “The Big Ugly, “ a dangerous game of deception and betrayal unfolds as Anglo-American relations turn sour. When London mob bosses invest in an oil deal in West Virginia, they hope to launder their dirty money, but soon find themselves entangled in a web of crime and chaos.
177. Timecrafters: The Treasure of Pirate’s Cove (2020)
Embark on an exhilarating adventure with Timecrafters: The Treasure of Pirate’s Cove! In this family-friendly fantasy film released in 2020, pirates hailing from the 1700s go on a time-traveling spree to find their lost treasure. But their hunt takes an unexpected turn when they find themselves in the present day.
178. She Will (2021)
She Will” (2021) is a chilling drama-horror-mystery film that follows an aging film star, played by Heidi Brown, as she retreats to the Scottish countryside to recover from surgery. Joined by her nurse, they soon discover that the very land they tread upon harbors eerie forces of vengeance. As the star’s past and the dark history of the land become intertwined, so too does terror and unease rise.
179. Pups Alone (2021)
Pups Alone” is a hilarious and heartwarming family comedy that brings some holiday cheer. With everyone on a company ski trip, a neighbor hires two inept thieves to steal Robert’s latest invention. However, things take a surprising turn as the neighborhood dogs use Robert’s inventions to create a house of horrors for the thieves.
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