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All 21 Tyra Ferrell Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of Tyra Ferrell as we bring you a roundup of some of her most memorable movies. From heartwarming comedies to gripping dramas, we've got you covered. Experience the magic of Tyra Ferrell on the big screen like never before and see what all the fuss is about.
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Get ready for a hilarious, fashion-forward rollercoaster ride with "So Fine" (1981), a comedy masterpiece starring Ryan O'Neal, Jack Warden, and Mariangela Melato. When a desperate man tries to save his family's finances by selling an innovative clothing item, he finds himself at the center of an unexpected and wildly successful overnight fashion sensation - bottomless pants!
Featuring a hilarious and lively cast, "Gimme an 'F'" is a 1984 comedy film that tells the story of a group of underdog cheerleaders, led by an over-age trainer, on a mission to win the big competition. Despite their lack of skills and talent, they persevere through the adversities posed by their rivals. Their unyielding determination and distinctive approach to cheerleading may just amaze everyone.
"Betrayal Unveiled" is a gripping, suspense-packed thriller, set in 1987, directed by Karen Arthur and starring Diane Lane, Michael Woods, and Cotter Smith. The film unravels an intriguing tale of love, obsession, and danger, revolving around Katya, a charming window dresser working at a Pittsburgh department store. As she crosses paths with a charming reporter, the story takes an unexpected dark turn when a fixated fan starts to stalk her relentlessly. From harmless adoration to dangerous obsession, things escalate quickly and leave Katya in perilous predicament, questioning her safety and sanity.
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4. Nuts (1987)
In the gripping and intense drama-thriller "Nuts" (1987), a high-class call girl played by Barbra Streisand is accused of a murder she didn't commit. As she faces the challenge of standing trial, she battles against being declared mentally incompetent. Director Martin Ritt masterfully guides the film, which features powerful performances from Streisand, Richard Dreyfuss, and Maureen Stapleton.
"Side by Side" is a delightful 1988 comedy that tells the story of three retired gentlemen who, despite their age, decide to take on a new challenge and make their dreams come true. With the help of a clever strategy, they convince their bank to finance their venture - creating a line of fashionable clothing specifically designed for senior citizens.
In 1988, the world of music videos is turned upside down in the unconventional comedy, Tapeheads. The film follows the lives of two down-on-their-luck individuals, played by John Cusack and Tim Robbins, who accidentally find themselves thrust into stardom in the competitive world of video production after their unique talent is discovered. As they navigate the newfound world of fame, their bizarre sense of humor and self-indulgence become an unexpected hit, turning their lives into a surreal journey of artistic expression, sarcasm, and buddies gone wild.
"School Daze, " a trailblazing 1988 film written and directed by Spike Lee, takes us to the historically black college atmosphere where a young man, far from the social spotlight, is drawn to a fraternity's clout. This is a story peppered with comedy, drama, and musical numbers, where fraternities are parodied and hazing is satirically portrayed.
Released in 1989, The Mighty Quinn is an exhilarating crime drama, which masterfully blends elements of both action and suspense. This gripping film focuses on the journey of Xavier Quinn, a diligent police officer, residing on a serene Caribbean island. His long-time friend Maubee becomes ensnared within an intricate web of deceit and murder, sparking doubts about his innocence. Moreover, the discovery of a briefcase containing ten thousand dollars adds an additional layer of complexity to the case.
Join the New York Jewish mob as they embark on their quest to build the first Vegas casino in "The Neon Empire. " This gripping drama, released in 1989, is based on a true story and spans a thrilling three and a half hours. Directed by Larry Peerce and boasting a talented cast, including Ray Sharkey, Gary Busey, and Linda Fiorentino, this epic movie is filled with twists and turns that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
The Exorcist III, a chilling 1990-set thriller, follows a courageous police lieutenant as he tries to solve a series of gruesome murders, all of which appear to have the hallmark of the legendary Gemini serial killer. This haunting mystery takes the audience on a suspenseful journey where nothing is as it seems.
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In "The Exorcist III: Legion", the chilling sequel to the iconic horror film "The Exorcist", writer and director William Peter Blatty returns with a chilling tale that explores the dark legacy of the demonic possessor that terrorized young Regan MacNeil in the original film.
In the compelling drama "Jungle Fever" (1991), Spike Lee masterfully weaves together a tale of deceit, family, and relationships set against the backdrop of a bustling New York City. The story revolves around the life of a successful married Black architect, who unexpectedly finds himself entangled in an explosive interracial affair with an Italian secretary, igniting a whirlwind of unexpected consequences within his close-knit community.
"Boyz n the Hood" is a powerful and poignant drama that shines a light on the harsh realities of life in the Crenshaw ghetto of Los Angeles. Directed by John Singleton and written by himself, the film follows the lives of three young men as they navigate the complex tapestry of race, relationships, violence, and future prospects.
In the 1992 comedy-sports film "White Men Can't Jump" directed by Ron Shelton, Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson take on the roles of dynamic street basketball players Billy Hoyle and Sidney Deane. The movie unfurls on the vibrant streets of Los Angeles, showcasing a fierce competition and rivalry between these two street ball legends. As the plot progresses, Billy and Sidney combine their skills to outdo each other in a high-stakes game, boosting their chances of winning cash on street courts and basketball tournaments.
15. Equinox (1992)
Equinox, released in 1993, is a gripping crime drama that centers around two separated twins living contrasting lives, unaware of each other's existence and the substantial inheritance they are about to learn about. Directed by Alan Rudolph and written by himself, the film follows the twins as they are brought together unexpectedly, delving into a world of gangsters and crime.
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"You Must Remember This" is a gripping 1992 drama film directed by Helaine Head and written by Daryl G. Nickens. Set in the USA and featuring an English language, this movie stars Tim Reid, Vonte Sweet, and Vonetta McGee. The film has a runtime of 1 hour and 43 minutes and is rated for an audience that appreciates both drama and sport.
In "Better Off Dead" (1993), a determined lawyer fights relentlessly against the courts to undo a death sentence for a convicted woman who has committed murder. Despite the woman's desperate pleas for her sentence to be carried out, the lawyer strives to save her life.
"Poetic Justice" is a compelling 1993 drama-romance film from director John Singleton, with a screenplay co-written by Singleton and stars like Tupac Shakur, Regina King, and Janet Jackson. The story follows Justice, a grieving hairdresser, who embarks on an unforgettable road trip from Los Angeles to Oakland accompanying her friend and an outrageous postal worker.
The Perfect Score, released in 2004, follows the lives of six high school seniors as they embark on a daring heist to steal the answers to their upcoming SAT tests. This crime comedy-drama, directed by Brian Robbins and written by Marc Hyman, Jon Zack, and Mark Schwahn, boasts a star-studded cast, including Scarlett Johansson, Erika Christensen, and Chris Evans. The film takes a comical yet thrilling turn when the group, consisting of a best friend, a basketball player, and an Asian American student, must navigate security cameras and other obstacles to achieve their goal.
In the gripping drama NTSB: The Crash of Flight 323 (2004), a dedicated team of federal investigators is brought together to unravel the mystery behind a devastating airplane crash. With lives lost and a community shattered, the investigators must quickly determine whether the disaster was a result of intentional bombing, careless oversight, or simply a tragic accident. As they sift through the wreckage, each team member navigates their own personal turmoil, questioning everything they once believed about themselves, their work, and the world around them.
"The Bobby DeBarge Story" is an inspiring biographical drama that delves into the troubled past of Bobby DeBarge, the former lead vocalist of the 70s R&B/Funk Band Switch. The film explores DeBarge's complex journey, charting his rise to fame and fortune, while also grappling with the dark memories of his dysfunctional childhood.