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All 21 Dorothy Dells Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Enjoy a delightful cinematic experience with the enchanting Dorothy Dells Movies roundup! Get ready to dive into a world of captivating stories and unforgettable characters, as we take you on a journey through the magical realm of Dorothy Dells. From heartwarming dramas to thrilling action flicks, this roundup is sure to have something for everyone. So sit back, relax, and let us guide you through the enchanting world of Dorothy Dells Movies!
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In the gripping drama "Can Ellen Be Saved? " (1974), a young girl named Ellen embarks on a quest to find spiritual enlightenment, leading her to join a religious cult. As she becomes the focal point of a devastating conflict between her family and the cult, the stakes are raised.
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"They Only Come Out at Night" is a gripping 1975 crime drama that follows the investigation of a determined yet aging homicide detective who is haunted by a chilling series of murders targeting elderly women. As the death toll rises, so does the pressure on our protagonist to uncover the truth before the killer strikes again.
In the gripping 1978 drama/thriller "Outside Chance, " a young woman, falsely accused of murdering the man who raped her, decides to risk it all and escape from jail. As she flees for freedom, she also becomes a fugitive on the run, evading capture and making dangerous choices. The film is directed by Michael Miller and written by both Miller and Ralph Gaby Wilson.
Experience the harrowing true story of heroism and survival in "When Hell Was in Session. " Set in 1965, the film follows Navy Commander Jeremiah Denton, a brave serviceman whose jet is shot down over North Vietnam and left in the hands of the enemy for more than seven years. As Denton endures brutal POW camps, his unwavering spirit proves to be a testament not just to resilience, but also to the power of human will and determination.
Delve into the world of cinema and its triumphs and tribulations with "The Scarlett O'Hara War" (1980). This unforgettable drama explores the story behind the iconic role of Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the Wind (1939) and the daunting task faced by producer David O. Selznick in finding the perfect actress to embody the character. With numerous references to legendary actors like Clark Gable and Charlie Chaplin, this film truly brings the art and intrigue of Hollywood to life.
"The Boy Who Drank Too Much" is a gripping drama film released in 1980, showcasing the complexities of family relationships and the dark side of popularity. Lance Kerwin plays the role of a high school hockey star who hides his alcoholism from his peers and family. As his addiction deepens, he struggles with his temper, his relationships with the people around him, and the reality of his situation.
In "An Eye for an Eye" (1981), veteran SFPD narcotics cop Jack Trenton is thrown into a world of ruthless violence as the movie follows his relentless pursuit of vengeance and law enforcement. After the tragic murder of his partner, Trenton embarks on a solo journey into the dangerous world of the Chinese Triads, a vicious and powerful drug-smuggling organization.
Discover the captivating story of Eleanor Roosevelt in the heartwarming 1982 film, "Eleanor, First Lady of the World. " This powerful drama, which boasts a 7.5 IMDb rating from 140 votes, delves into the life of the former First Lady after the passing of her husband, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Jean Stapleton, E. G. Marshall, and Coral Browne lead an accomplished cast through a breathtaking story of resilience, change, and determination.
"Marian Rose White" is a heart-wrenching drama set in the 1930s that tells the story of a young girl named Marian, played by Nancy Cartwright. Despite being a bright and clumsy teenager, Marian is sent to a State Home for the Feeble-Minded by her uncaring mother after her father's death. Shocked by the tragic reality of eugenics and sterilization, the film follows sympathetic nurse Bonnie McNeil as she befriends Marian and risks everything to protect her from an unjust fate.
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Another Woman's Child, a captivating film that premiered in 1983, delves into the enthralling tale of Mike and Terry DeBray, a harmonious couple whose lives are turned upside down when Tony, the father of their young daughter, unexpectedly returns to their lives. The story unfolds against the backdrop of a loving matrimony and an unexpected child born out of wedlock, providing a profound exploration of family dynamics and unforeseen surprises. Directed by John Erman and penned by Dieter-Philippe Abt and Conrad Bromberg, this thought-provoking movie stars Linda Lavin, Tony Lo Bianco, and Joyce Van Patten.
11. Echo Park (1985)
In the bustling neighborhood of Echo Park, Los Angeles, a diverse group of characters cross paths in this engaging and heartfelt comedy-drama. May, a waitress and aspiring actress, brings in Jonathan, a pizza deliverer with dreams of being a songwriter, as a roommate.
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In the captivating 1985 film, "Space Rage, " prepare to embark on a wild and action-packed journey set two centuries into the future. This intriguing mix of science fiction, western, and action genres sees a bank robber named Grange (portrayed by Richard Farnsworth) captured and sentenced to the remote penal colony on the mining planet Proxima Centauri 3.
Love, Mary is a heartwarming drama from 1985, starring Kristy McNichol as a rebellious teenager who discovers she is dyslexic. Sent to a reform school after causing trouble in her previous one, she finds solace and guidance in the caring counselor, Rachel Ticotin. As Mary learns to cope with her dyslexia, she turns her life around and prepares for a bright future.
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In "Challenge of a Lifetime" (1985), we follow the inspiring journey of a non-athletic 35-year-old mother as she decides to enter the prestigious Ironman Triathlon – despite her complete lack of experience or ability. As her teenage son, who has gone AWOL from summer camp, reconnects with his family and the two bond over their shared challenges.
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Death Warrant is a pulse-pounding action film released in 1990, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme as the fearless protagonist, Louis Burke. Set in a corrupt and violent prison, Burke is tasked with infiltrating the jail to solve a series of internal murders. As the stakes rise, he discovers a struggle for life and death that is deeply connected to his own haunted past.
Dive into the tumultuous world of the iconic rock group, The Beach Boys, with "Summer Dreams: The Story of the Beach Boys. " This captivating biographical drama, released in 1990, delves deep into the relationship between the band's Brian and Dennis Wilson and their father, Murry. The film takes a magnifying glass to the troubled lives of these talented musicians, exploring their battles with drugs and alcohol.
Kickboxer 2: The Road Back (1991) is an action-packed sports thriller starring Sasha Mitchell, Peter Boyle, and Dennis Chan. The film, directed by Albert Pyun and written by Mark DiSalle, Jean-Claude Van Damme, and David S. Goyer, is a sequel to the 1989 box office hit, Kickboxer.
18. Arcade (1993)
Dive into the thrilling world of "Arcade" as it takes the 90s by storm in 1993. Directed by Albert Pyun and written by Charles Band and David S. Goyer, this sci-fi masterpiece delves into the dark depths of virtual reality and the consequences that come with it. With a runtime of just 85 minutes, you won't be bored as you witness the transformation of teenage minds.
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"Brain Smasher. . A Love Story" is a hilarious and action-packed 1993 film directed and written by Albert Pyun. The movie follows a high-stakes heist involving a precious red lotus flower, which a group of Chinese "ninja" monks desperately seek. To protect the flower, Sam, a supermodel played by Teri Hatcher, teams up with her botanist sister and a bouncer for a thrilling adventure.
In the riveting 1993 drama "Lightning in a Bottle, " we follow Charlotte Furber, a woman suffering from amnesia after a car accident that claims another man's life. As the story unfolds, the tragic circumstances behind the accident come to light, revealing that Charlotte was not sober, but rather intoxicated.
Embark on a warm-hearted and humorous journey with "The Soccer Nanny, " a delightful tale about a resilient widowed mother living on a sprawling buffalo ranch in the heart of Kansas. When she's not busy managing her thriving farm, she finds herself in need of a male au pair to help her raise her two rambunctious sons.