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All 22 Barbara Tarbuck Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to delve into a world of captivating cinema with our roundup of Barbara Tarbuck Movies! This talented actress has graced the silver screen with her dynamic performances, and we're here to celebrate her work. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering her artistry, you'll find a treasure trove of critically acclaimed films and riveting performances waiting for you in this star-studded roundup.
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"Night-Flowers" is a chilling drama released in 1979, directed by Louis San Andres and written by Gabriel Walsh. The movie takes a dark turn as it delves into the unsettling tale of a disturbed Vietnam War veteran played by José Pérez. The protagonist's mental state is pushed to the brink in a series of harrowing events involving rape and murder. Throughout the film, we bear witness to the impact of past traumas on the lives of the characters, as they struggle to come to terms with their haunted souls.
"Cracking the Facade" is an enthralling drama that made its debut in 1979. Directed by Burt Brinckerhoff, the film explores the life of a suburban housewife, whose descent into mental illness and subsequent experiences navigating the asylum system form the main plot.
A Christmas Without Snow is a heartwarming and insightful 1980 drama that explores the themes of love, friendship, and forgiveness amidst the holiday season. Following the divorce of a woman named Carol, she moves to a new city in search of a fresh start. Carol's life takes an unexpected turn when she joins the choir of a local church and finds herself under the tutelage of a gruff, old choirmaster.
"Victims for Victims: The Theresa Saldana Story", released in 1984, is an enthralling biographical drama that brings a true-to-life incident to the screen. Starring the mesmerizing Theresa Saldana in the leading role, the movie revolves around an obsessed fan whose extreme adoration drives him to commit a brutal knife attack on the actress.
Short Circuit is a thrilling comedy-sci-fi film from 1986, where Number 5, an experimental robot, gains artificial intelligence after being electrocuted. With the help of a quirky animal lover, Stephanie, Number 5 quickly learns to read and speak, leading to a series of hilarious misadventures as he fends off military forces trying to capture him.
"Big Trouble, " released in 1986, is a riotous comedy that takes you on a wild ride with its quirky characters and unexpected twists. Directed by the legendary duo of John Cassavetes and Andrew Bergman, the film follows an insurance agent (played by Peter Falk) who hatches a murderous plot with the help of his client (Alan Arkin). But things quickly spiral out of control and the duo find themselves entangled in a web of hilarious chaos.
In the exhilarating 1988 action-comedy film "Out of Time, " a cop from the future navigates the tumultuous streets of Los Angeles to bring down a criminal mastermind. Partnering with his great-grandfather in this thrilling adventure, they work together to prevent a powerful adversary from wreaking havoc across Los Angeles. With the help of a time-traveling time machine, the two heroes embark on a high-stakes mission to save the city from certain doom, all while exploring the complexities of time travel and the mysteries of their own past.
8. David (1988)
In the powerful and moving biographical drama, "David, " we witness the true story of David Rothenberg, whose life takes a painful turn when his disturbed father sets him on fire. As we journey through David's heart-wrenching struggles, we see him fighting to overcome the horrors inflicted upon him. Bernadette Peters, John Glover, and Dan Lauria deliver unforgettable performances, bringing the film's profound emotions to life.
"The Demise of the Fantastic Hulk" is a pulse-pounding supernatural force adrenaline rush released in 1990. As the plot unfolds, esteemed scientist Dr.
10. Curly Sue (1991)
"Curly Sue" is a heartwarming and humorous family comedy-drama directed by John Hughes and starring Jim Belushi, Kelly Lynch, and Alisan Porter. Set in Chicago, Illinois, the story revolves around a homeless father and his young daughter who live by their wits, hustling to survive. Their life takes a surprising turn when they encounter a woman who needs their help as much as they do.
In the riveting tale of A Child Lost Forever: The Jerry Sherwood Story, released in 1992, the heart-wrenching journey of a woman from the 1970s is brought to life. Faced with the painful decision to give up her baby for adoption, she grapples with the devastating news 18 years later that her child has tragically passed away. As the suspicion of the adoptive mother, a rigid and religious figure, arises, the story takes on a gripping and emotionally charged tone. Directed by Claudia Weill and written by Stephanie Liss and Judith Parker, this powerful piece stars Beverly D'Angelo, Dana Ivey, and Michael McGrady. The film earned recognition in various categories but remains untagged.
In the explosive crime drama Jack Reed: Badge of Honor, the world of undercover operations takes center stage as Chicago police sergeant Jack Reed (Brian Dennehy) is drawn into a dangerous game to apprehend the killer of a young mother. Navigating a secret world of corruption and deceit, Reed must confront his own morality while fighting to bring justice to both the victim's family and himself.
"Midnight Witness" is an intense action-thriller from 1993 that follows a group of renegade cops who escalate their criminal activities, resulting in the murder of an innocent motorist. However, as videos of their crimes surface, it quickly becomes clear that these notorious law enforcers are now targeting their own witnesses as their next potential victims.
A Kiss Goodnight is a gripping thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Natalie, a woman trapped in a dangerous game of love, unwittingly gets entangled with the persistent and manipulative Kurt, an ad executive with a taste for danger. Natalie's world becomes a whirlwind of romance and deceit, leaving her teetering on the precipice of danger.
In the thrilling sequel, Scanner Cop II, a terrifying malevolent force known as a 'scanner' descends upon the city of Los Angeles. The only hope lies in an unconventional police officer, who is pushed to his limits to stop the monstrous entity. Alongside an all-star cast, the movie presents an exhilarating combination of sci-fi and horror elements, showcasing the tenacity and willpower of the protagonist as he faces impossible odds to save the city from impending doom.
"The Tie That Binds" is a thrilling, crime-drama film released in 1995 starring Daryl Hannah and Keith Carradine. A story of fugitives John Netherwood and Leann, who are wanted for murder, as they are on the run with their young daughter Janie. In a daring robbery attempt, they face unexpected obstacles, leading to life-or-death situations that test their loyalty and strength.
"Before He Wakes, " a chilling 1998 thriller-drama, unfolds when an unsuspecting high school basketball coach, played by Timothy Carhart, stumbles upon a web of heartbreaking truth and deadly secrets involving his newlywed wife, portrayed by Diana Scarwid. Desperate to protect her hidden past, Scarwid's character is willing to go to any lengths, even murder, to shield her darkest secrets.
In 1998, Mr. Murder premiered in Germany and the United States, written by Dean R. Koontz and Stephen Tolkin and directed by Dick Lowry. This thrilling crime, sci-fi film, with a runtime of 2 hours and 12 minutes, features a captivating plot revolving around a mysterious case of a clone-turned-murderer.
Just Ask My Children is a gripping drama film released in 2001, under the direction of Arvin Brown and featuring performances by Virginia Madsen, Jeffrey Nordling, and Graham Beckel. The movie follows the story of a loving couple whose lives are forever changed when their children, little girls, unleash cruel accusations of sodomy and pedophilia against their parents.
"The Tulse Luper Suitcases, Part 1: The Moab Story" is a riveting adventurous journey into the life of Tulse Luper, who we witness in three different stages of his life - one as a young boy during the first World War, another as an intrepid explorer in the heartbeat of Mormon Utah, and finally, as a writer battling the rising horrors of fascism in Belgium. The film's unique narrative is a stimulating commentary on the 20th century history, weaving tales that revolve around the contents of one man's suitcases.
Walking Tall is a gripping 2004 action film starring Dwayne Johnson, Ashley Scott, and Johnny Knoxville. The film centers around a former U. S. soldier who returns to his hometown only to find it ravaged by crime and corruption. Determined to clean up the town, he uses his combat skills and unwavering determination to take on the criminal underworld and restore hope to the community.
22. S. Darko (2009)
"S. Darko" is a gripping drama that dives headfirst into the mysterious world of time travel. Taking place in 1995, the film follows two young friends, Samantha and Corey, on a challenging cross-country journey. Before they know it, they've been drawn into a perilous glitch in the time-space continuum, altering their lives forever.