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All 21 Penny Perry Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the world of Penny Perry Movies with our comprehensive roundup! From heartwarming comedies to action-packed thrillers, we've got you covered on all the latest releases and must-see classics featuring the beloved Penny Perry. Join us as we uncover her unique on-screen presence and showcase the versatility of this talented actress. Let's embark on an unforgettable movie journey together!
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1. Foxes (1980)
In the blistering landscape of Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley, four fearless teenage girls navigate a world of endless partying, drinking, drugs, and sex. Foxes, directed by Adrian Lyne and written by Gerald Ayres, immerses viewers into the raucous lifestyle of Hollywood's youth. Starring Jodie Foster, Cherie Currie, and Marilyn Kagan, this coming-of-age drama explores the intricate connections and lies that bind the girls together.
"Ordinary People" is a critically acclaimed drama film that took the world by storm in 1980. Directed by legendary Hollywood star Robert Redford, the movie boasts an exceptional ensemble cast including Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore, and Judd Hirsch. Set against the backdrop of a dysfunctional family deeply strained by the accidental death of their eldest son, the story revolves around the bitter mother, the good-natured father, and the guilt-ridden younger son.
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Dive into the gripping world of "The Star Chamber" (1983), a unique blend of crime, drama, and mystery that delves into the depths of judicial ethics. Directed by Peter Hyams and written by Roderick Taylor and Hyams, this suspenseful legal thriller transports you into a secret society of judges who, disillusioned with a failing legal system, employ hitmen to eliminate criminals who evade courtroom justice.
Experience the thrilling adventure of Nate and Hayes, set in the mid-1800s on the South Pacific islands where chaos once ruled. Follow the swashbuckling journey of characters Nate and Hayes, who find themselves embroiled in the bloody raids and battles of the time. This action-packed film is a perfect blend of excitement, comedy, and drama, with a colorful cast led by Tommy Lee Jones and Michael O'Keefe.
Dive into a world of wonder and adventure with "The NeverEnding Story, " released in 1984. This classic family film follows a troubled boy named Bastian who discovers a mysterious book that transports him to a magical world filled with talking dogs, a wise dragon, and a quest to save the land from the destructive force of darkness.
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In the heart-wrenching dramatic thriller, "That Was Then. . This Is Now, " released in 1985, two juvenile delinquents struggle to maintain their friendship as they each embrace separate paths in life. One delinquent, struggling to stay out of trouble, begins to grow up and out of his wild ways, while the other, still fueled by youth and recklessness, finds it harder to mature.
"Summer Rental" is a family comedy from 1985, directed by Carl Reiner, that follows an overworked air-traffic controller as he takes his family on a much-needed vacation by the beach. The story takes a humorous turn when the family gets entangled in a series of mishaps, including a regatta boating race and a man using crutches. Starring John Candy, Richard Crenna, and Rip Torn, this movie perfectly captures the essence of a summer vacation gone wrong.
In "Youngblood, " a 17-year-old farm boy from Hamilton, Ontario, dreams of making it big in the world of ice hockey. When he receives a surprising invitation to join an elite team in Canada, his brother takes him on an adventure filled with excitement and challenges. As he navigates the unfamiliar territory of the Canuck way, the young athlete must learn to balance his fast legs with slow fists to prove himself worthy.
Touch and Go, released in 1986, is a comedy-drama that takes a unique twist on the ice hockey star's life. The movie follows the story of an accomplished hockey player who becomes the target of a local gang. With a thrilling chase scene, the hockey star manages to escape the gang and befriends one of its youngest members. This encounter leads to an unexpected romantic plot. As the heroine introduces the hockey player to the boy's family, they embark on a comedic adventure filled with heart.
"Batteries Not Included" (1987) tells the story of an elderly New York couple, Frank and Faye Riley, who face eviction from their home by a ruthless land developer named Kovacs. When their cafe is vandalized by Kovacs' thug, the Rileys and their quirky tenants find unexpected help from a group of intelligent, yet tiny, aliens called Fix-Its. With the help of the Fix-Its, the Rileys and their friends embark on a journey to protect their home and uncover the aliens' origins.
11. Communion (1989)
"Communion", a 1989 thriller directed by Philippe Mora, follows the bizarre life of author Whitley Strieber. Based on Strieber's own experiences, the film explores the enigmatic abduction by aliens that left him scarred both physically and mentally.
"All-American Murder" is a chilling 1991 horror film that follows the harrowing journey of a college student, transferring to a new school and crossing paths with the popular girl in town. As he attempts to navigate his social world and forge a connection with her, she is suddenly murdered, leaving him as the prime suspect in this deadly game of deception.
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The year is 1992, and a groundbreaking experiment is underway. A top-secret military initiative seeks to transform dead soldiers into superhuman warriors, defying the boundaries of life and death. Jean-Claude Van Damme stars as Andrew, one of these resurrected soldiers, who embarks on a relentless hunt for Luc, his former nemesis.
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"The Nutt House" is a comedy-drama film released in 1992, directed by Adam Rifkin and Scott Spiegel. Starring Stephen Kearney, Amy Yasbeck, and Robert Trebor, the movie tells the story of two identical twins who were separated since infancy and finally meet after 30 years.
"Crazy in Love," released in 1992, is a riveting romantic comedy-drama that stars Holly Hunter, Gena Rowlands, and Bill Pullman. This captivating movie is brought to life by the exceptional direction of Martha Coolidge and is based on the 1988 novel by the same name by Luanne Rice.
16. The Relic (1997)
In the year 1997, a homicide detective and an anthropologist team up to confront an otherworldly reptilian god unleashed on a murderous rampage in the famous Art Institute of Chicago. This creature, hailing from South America, has made its way from the murky jungle to the cold, sterile confines of the museum, where it begins to prey on unsuspecting patrons.
"The Hollywood Sign" is a wild and witty crime comedy that centers on three fading actors who get a shot at redemption when they become embroiled in a high-stakes heist. With a script penned by renowned author Leon de Winter and helmed by German filmmaker Sönke Wortmann, the movie offers a unique blend of dark humor and suspense.
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"Big Bad Love" is a compelling drama, comedy, and romance-blend movie that unfolds the story of Barlow, a tormented and disappointed aspiring writer, who is battling with rejection after rejection. Despite the numerous setbacks, he continues to hold onto his dreams and struggles through the toughest of life's challenges. The film, filled with a healthy mix of humor and drama, takes unexpected twists as Barlow discovers an abandoned theater as he confronts his deepest fears. In this theatre, he finds a child support issue that he has been unaware of for years, adding a whole other level of complexity to his already complex life. Moreover, the film presents a fantasy sequence featuring a hallucination of Barlow's past, where he attempts to overcome his despair and find a purpose in life.
In the wild and unforgiving Arizona Territory, Hard Ground (2003) tells the story of Billy Bucklin, a devious outlaw on the run from the Yuma Territorial Prison. Seeking to form a powerful army of desperadoes, Bucklin plots to control the dangerous Mexican border. Unfazed by lawmen and desperate for cash, Bucklin resorts to various criminal tactics, including robbery, kidnapping, and theft, to fund his sinister endeavors.
"Final Approach" is a thrilling 2007 mystery-action film that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Directed by Armand Mastroianni and written by Adam Armus and Nora Kay Foster, this suspenseful movie brings together a star-studded cast, including Dean Cain, Anthony Michael Hall, and Ernie Hudson.
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In the heartwarming Christmas film "Christmas Icetastrophe" (2014), a meteorite's icy residue threatens the peaceful holiday season for a small town's residents. As freezing temperatures descend, the townspeople must band together to overcome the impending disaster.