Every Angela Bettis Movie Performance, Ranked
If you’re a fan of horror and thriller movies, you might want to sit back and enjoy this roundup article featuring the works of Angela Bettis.
From her breakout role in The Ring to her terrifying performance in the critically acclaimed May, Angela Bettis has made a name for herself in the world of horror cinema. This article takes a closer look at her body of work, exploring her unique style and the chilling impact of her on-screen performances.
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1. Storia di una capinera (1993)
“Storia di una capinera” is a poignant 1993 drama film directed by Franco Zeffirelli, with a screenplay written by Giovanni Verga, Franco Zeffirelli, and Allan Baker. Set in the midst of a cholera epidemic in 1854 Catania, Sicily, the film follows the life of Maria, a 16-year-old novice whose homecoming is met with resistance from her stepmother and half-sisters due to her perceived divine role. As the situation unfolds, Maria must navigate the trials of love, family, and fulfillment amidst a life filled with religious and societal expectations.
2. The Last Best Sunday (1999)
“The Last Best Sunday” is an 1999 drama film that explores the collision of cultures between two teenagers from different backgrounds. When a Hispanic teenager escapes from the law, he finds refuge in the home of a rebellious Caucasian teenage girl. This unexpected friendship is tested when the two confront the harsh realities of their respective worlds.
3. Girl, Interrupted (1999)
Get swept away by the gripping tale of “Girl, Interrupted” in this 1999 biographical drama thriller. Intricately adapted from the true-life accounts of Susanna Kaysen, the film takes us on a captivating journey into the world of a psychiatric facility, where a young woman, Susanna, becomes a resident following an alleged suicide attempt.
4. Bless the Child (2000)
In “Bless the Child” (2000), a young girl named Cody, raised by her loving aunt Pamela, a nurse, inadvertently becomes the reluctant guardian of extraordinary powers when she is cruelly abducted from her home. As Pamela and F.B.I. agent John Travis desperately seek Cody, they soon uncover the chilling truth behind her kidnapping — a sinister cult intent on exploiting her unique abilities to the fullest extent.
5. Perfume (2001)
“Perfume” is a gripping drama that dives deep into the lives of a diverse cast of characters in New York City. With a mix of models, photographers, agents, reporters, and publicists, this wild modeling show serves as the perfect backdrop for a captivating week of intrigue and emotion.
6. The Flamingo Rising (2001)
“The Flamingo Rising” stars Elizabeth McGovern and William Hurt in this heartwarming drama about ambition and community. Hubert Lee, determined to open the world’s largest drive-in movie theater, faces a formidable rival in Turner Knight, the funeral home owner next door.
7. The Ponder Heart (2001)
“The Ponder Heart” is a captivating drama that takes us on a journey of love, friendship, and the power of a strong will. When Uncle Daniel Ponder, played by Peter MacNicol, decides to give away his fortune, it stirs up a whirlwind of chaos. Faced with niece Edna Earle’s attempts to hold him back, he marries young Bonnie Dee Peacock.
8. Carrie (2002)
Carrie White (Angela Bettis) is a lonely teen with telekinetic powers who is pushed to the brink of insanity by constant bullying from her classmates and her strict, religious mother. In this 2002 adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, Carrie is a shy and mousy high school senior, and the daughter of a devoutly religious but cruel and abusive mother (Patricia Clarkson).
9. Coastlines (2002)
“Coastlines” (2002), directed by Victor Nunez, is a thrilling cinematic experience that explores the complexities of love, betrayal, revenge, and temptation’s consequences. The plot revolves around an ex-convict who returns to his Florida hometown after three years and gets entangled in a web of unintended consequences with the wife of his best friend, the local Sheriff. As the intricate web of lies and affairs unravels, the tension escalates, and the stakes become higher.
10. May (2002)
“May” (2002) is a dark, psychological drama horror movie directed by Lucky McKee and written by McKee himself. The film revolves around the life of May, a socially awkward and meticulous veterinary assistant, who develops an unusual infatuation with a boy named Jeremy. This obsessive fixation leads May into a labyrinth of depravity, delusion, and serial killing that explores the boundaries of mental illness and the pursuit of perfection.
11. Lovindapocalypse 2 (2002)
“Lovindapocalypse 2” is a riveting documentary and drama film that explores the powerful spirit of love amidst the chaos of a sniper’s rampage. Directed by Kevin Ford, this 2002 masterpiece stars Angela Bettis and Kevin Ford as they navigate the rapidly changing landscape of America.
12. People Are Dead (2002)
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13. Lovindapocalypse 3 (2003)
Dive into the final chapter of the Lovindapocalypse series, where Angela Bettis and Kevin Ford take viewers on a journey unlike any other. Lovindapocalypse 3 (2003) is an independent film that explores the world around us through the lens of two individuals. As wildfires scorch California and the nation finds itself in a perpetual state of war, the focus is on the people and their everyday struggles.
14. Toolbox Murders (2004)
“Toolbox Murders” is a chilling horror movie that takes place within the walls of a historic Hollywood hotel, where an unseen and supernatural evil lurks. The once quiet building transforms into a house of horrors when renovations begin, as a series of gruesome murders start to unfold.
15. Love Rome (2004)
In the emotionally charged climate of New York City six months after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, four unrelated stories unfold around four different couples struggling to rebuild their lives. Set against the backdrop of an anthology narrative, “Love Rome” unfolds as a semi-documentary drama, weaving together tales of resilience, love, and change. The talented director C. B.
16. Last Days of America (2005)
“In the forgotten depths of the country, a young woman’s journey takes an unexpected turn. Abandoning the chaotic city life of New York behind her, she embraces an inward voyage of silence, enlisting the tranquil embrace of her cottage as her sanctuary.
17. The Circle (2005)
In the edge-of-your-seat thriller, “The Circle” (2005), a desperate woman’s plea for help goes awry when she enlists the assistance of a mysterious stranger. Unaware of his true intentions, she finds herself drawn into a web of danger and deceit.
18. The Lost (2006)
“The Lost, “ a suspenseful crime drama, follows the chilling story of murderer Ray Pye (Marc Senter) and his relentless pursuit by determined detective Charlie Schilling (Shay Astar). Years after the horrifying crime, the truth remains elusive, but Schilling’s persistence pays off when he meets his match in Katherine Wallace (Alex Frost), a new resident in town. As Schilling inches closer to proving Ray’s guilt, a web of darkness, passion, and deceit unfolds, drawing viewers into an intense, unpredictable journey.
19. Roman (2006)
“Roman, “ released in 2006, is a dark and intriguing thriller that delves into the complexities of human obsession. Starring Lucky McKee and Kristen Bell, the film follows the story of a lonely young man whose fixation on his neighbor spirals out of control. As his obsession transforms into a terrifying murder, the victim’s family and the police are left to piece together the mysterious cover-up.
20. The Woods (2006)
“The Woods, “ a gripping 2006 horror-mystery film, invites you to a eerie tale set in 1965 New England. The story follows a young girl, struggling with the turmoil in her personal life, who finds herself in an isolated girls’ school in the heart of the woods. As she delves deeper into the mysterious occurrences surrounding this secluded institution, her world is turned upside down.
21. When Is Tomorrow (2007)
Experience an uproarious comedy of friendship and nostalgia in “When Is Tomorrow” (2007), starring Eddie Steeples and C. Robert Cargill.
22. Scar (2007)
“Scar” is a chilling horror-thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Directed by Jed Weintrob and written by Zack Ford, this film takes you on a gripping journey with Angela Bettis, Brittney Wilson, and Tegan Moss, who all deliver exceptional performances.
23. Wicked Lake (2008)
“Wicked Lake, “ a 2008 horror movie, follows the story of four unsuspecting young women who become entangled in a sinister game with two rival male groups. These clans mistakenly believe their victims are easy prey, but they soon learn that the tables will turn at midnight, and chaos will ensue. Directed by Zach Passero, the film features a dark and suspenseful plot that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.
24. The Brothers Bloom (2008)
The Brothers Bloom, a neo screwball comedy with twists and turns, follows the story of two master con men, Stephen and Bloom, who are known for their intricate scenarios of lust and intrigue. After making their fortune by swindling millionaires, they decide to take on one last job — an adventure of a lifetime for a beautiful and eccentric heiress. With the help of their enigmatic accomplice, Bang Bang, the three embark on a globe-trotting journey filled with excitement, danger, and love.
25. All My Friends Are Funeral Singers (2010)
“All My Friends Are Funeral Singers, “ a surreal and enchanting tale from the year 2010, centers around a fortune teller named Zel, portrayed masterfully by Angela Bettis. Her peculiar existence is set in an old, creaky mansion that lies at the edge of a mysterious forest. A house inhabited by a medley of spirits — including a wise priest, a hauntingly silent child, and an ensemble of lively, impaired musicians. They all coexist in an ethereal plane, longing for their time in the world of the living and silently enduring their fates.
26. Drones (2010)
“Drones, “ a comedic cinematic delight from 2010, takes you on an incredible journey as the protagonist unveils the darkest of intrigues. A man finds himself pitted against a formidable enemy that threatens not just his existence but also his professional world and the environmental balance of the planet itself.
27. The Woman (2011)
“The Woman” is a chilling and unnerving drama that takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride through a world of darkness. This 2011 film, directed by Lucky McKee and penned by Jack Ketchum and McKee, captivates and unsettles audiences with its gritty portrayal of violence, cruelty, and horror.
28. The ABCs of Death (2012)
Unleash your fears and curiosity with “The ABCs of Death, “ a chilling, darkly humorous anthology film that delves into the many terrifying facets of death. Directed by a star-studded lineup of horror filmmakers, this 26-chapter masterpiece explores a myriad of gruesome possibilities, each with its own unique twist on the concept of death.
29. Tom Holland’s Twisted Tales (2014)
Prepare to be thoroughly unnerved as you delve into the twisted mind of master of horror, Tom Holland, with his latest offering — Tom Holland’s Twisted Tales. This chilling horror anthology takes you on a gory journey through the dark recesses of the human psyche, where fear and terror lurk around every corner. With a runtime of 2 hours and 24 minutes, this edge-of-your-seat thriller is a must-watch for those who dare to venture into the unknown.
30. Legs (2015)
“Legs” Johnson, a legendary Rock Star from the Hollywood Hills, finds himself in a dangerous position, where he needs to vanish. However, his past love makes it challenging for him to let go and move on.
31. De Palma (2015)
“De Palma” is an insightful documentary that explores the life and career of the renowned writer and director, Brian De Palma. With a run time of 1 hour and 50 minutes, this captivating film digs deep into the world of filmmaking as it delves into the artistic journey of a man whose remarkable talent has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.
32. Song to Song (2017)
Experience the enthralling love stories unfold in the heart of Austin, Texas, in Terrence Malick’s drama masterpiece, “Song to Song” (2017). Two passionate love triangles interweave, with the pulsating music scene serving as their backdrop, blurring the lines between love and obsession. Witness the raw intensity as the characters navigate their desires, facing the brutal consequences of betrayal.
33. Our Little Secret (2017)
Our Little Secret, released in 2021, is a captivating drama film directed by Yuri Zeltser and written by him as well. The film stars Angela Bettis, Darwin Shaw, and Alexis Rosinsky. The story revolves around two young sisters who find themselves entangled in a web of secrets and danger.
34. 12 Hour Shift (2020)
In 2020’s “12 Hour Shift, “ Angela Bettis stars as a nurse on a doomed shift, unknowingly entangled in a deadly game of deception and betrayal. As a grisly body count rises, Bettis and her cousin desperately search for a replacement kidney to sell on the black market. Their relentless pursuit becomes even riskier as they are mysteriously handcuffed to a bed, surrounded by unknown danger.
35. Ghosts of the Ozarks (2021)
In the untamed beauty of post-Civil War Arkansas, a young medical practitioner is inexplicably drawn to a picturesque, yet sinister town in the Ozarks. He discovers that this utopian haven hides a myriad of secrets and an ominous supernatural force lurking in its shadows.
36. The Weird Kidz (2023)
Get ready for an animated adventure like no other with “The Weird Kidz” (2023)! Directed by the talented Zach Passero, this movie is a must-watch for fans of the genre. With a runtime of 1 hour and 20 minutes, “The Weird Kidz” takes viewers on a journey filled with laughter, excitement, and heartwarming moments.
