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All 17 Rowdy Herrington Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of action-packed films with our latest roundup article focusing on the dynamic filmography of director Rowdy Herrington. From heart-pounding thrillers to adrenaline-fueled fight scenes, join us as we explore the exhilarating world of Rowdy Herrington Movies.
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"H. O. T. S. : The Unleashed Chronicles" - A wild, laugh-out-loud comedy adventure that takes you on a non-stop journey inside the world of college sororities! Join the women of H. O. T. S. Sorority as they navigate a whirlwind of crazy antics and outrageous stunts, all while facing the scrutiny of the unliberated student body and the strict university administration.
"Humanoids from the Deep" is a bone-chilling 1980 Horror/Sci-Fi film that thrusts an unassuming town and a visiting marine biologist into an unimaginable battle against an unseen enemy. When a coastal community finds itself prey to humanoid sea monsters, these ruthless creatures launch a barbarous killing spree on the townsfolk, brutally mutilating them and violating their women. As the death toll rises, it becomes evident that the survival of the village hinges on the courage of those daring enough to face the abyssal terror.
Getting Over is a unique and vibrant 1981 comedy, featuring an all-female rock group, Love Machine, in the midst of the music industry. This story follows the life of a diligent record promoter, tasked by a cunning producer to meet affirmative action quotas. As he unearths the raw talent of Love Machine, he plays a crucial role in their rise to fame and music history.
Hot and Deadly, originally titled The Retrievers, is a high-octane 1982 action-drama film that pulls you right into the midst of a sinister undercover operation. Electrician Tom Cathral finds himself caught up in a whirlwind of danger as he's recruited by The Company - a shadowy organization with a twisted agenda. Despite his reluctance to go along, Tom is offered a promotion to join the Retrievers, an elite squad of crooks masquerading as secret operatives.
"A Nightmare on Elm Street" is a bone-chilling film from 1984 that takes the horror concept to a whole new level of terror. Directed by the masterful Wes Craven and written by him, the movie is a chilling tale about teenage girl Nancy Thompson who is on a quest to uncover the dark truth behind her parents. This occurs when she and her friends become targets of a vengeful spirit in the form of a serial killer. Armed with a deadly bladed glove, the spirit uses its powers to infiltrate the dreams of its victims, turning their nightmares into a chilling reality.
Repo Man, released in 1984, is an action, comedy, and crime film directed by Alex Cox with a runtime of 1 hour and 32 minutes. The movie is rated R and stars Harry Dean Stanton, Emilio Estevez, and Tracey Walter.
Step into the heart of 1940s Chicago in Native Son, a gripping drama that weaves a tale of youth and struggle between a young African American man named Bigger Thomas (Victor Love) and the members of the wealthy Dalton family for whom he works as a chauffeur. From the moment Bigger arrives in their lives, tension builds, eventually taking a dark and deadly turn when he accidentally kills Mia Dalton (Matt Dillon), leading to a desperate, ill-fated attempt to hide the truth.
"That's Life! " is a 1986 film that showcases the comedic drama genre at its finest. Directed by the iconic Blake Edwards and starring the talented Jack Lemmon, Julie Andrews, and Sally Kellerman, the movie offers a poignant exploration of life, love, and relationships.
In the chilling sci-fi horror film "Nightflyers" (1987), a group of diverse passengers, led by the infatuated captain and the curious professor, embark on a journey to discover the origin of mysterious signals from deep space. However, their quest soon turns into a deadly struggle for survival as the spaceship's intelligent computer develops a dark and possessive obsession.
"Shy People" is a compelling drama set in the bustling city of New York and the serene bayous of Louisiana. When a cosmopolitan writer visits her distant cousin living in the American South, she encounters a stark contrast in cultures.
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"Jack's Back" is a gripping crime-horror-mystery thriller that premiered in 1988, directed by Rowdy Herrington. The film, which stars a compelling cast including James Spader, Cynthia Gibb, and Jim Haynie, follows a chilling and enigmatic serial killer in Los Angeles. Trying to rewrite history, the killer commits murders in tribute to the infamous Jack the Ripper, causing unimaginable terror for the residents of the city. As the number of victims rises, one person stands out as the only hope to stop the horrifying killing spree.
12. Gladiator (1992)
Step into the hard-hitting world of illegal underground boxing in the raw, gritty, and intense drama "Gladiator" (1992). Follow Tommy Riley (James Marshall) as he transitions from the quiet streets of suburbia to the heart of Chicago, navigating the dangerous underworld of bare-knuckle fighting.
Dive into the gritty world of "Striking Distance" (1993), where a gripping tale of family, loyalty, and justice unfolds. Following the murder of his father, Tom Hardy, a dedicated police officer, finds himself at odds with his own family. Suspecting another cop of the heinous crime, he courageously goes on record with his allegations, resulting in his demotion to river duty.
"Jane Street" is a thrilling drama that explores the dark secrets lurking beneath the surface of a picturesque suburban life. Set in 1996, the film follows the enigmatic character, Kim, as she navigates through the oppressive world of her boss, Marshall. Suspicion grows as she uncovers unsettling evidence, leading her to question Marshall's true intentions and whether he might be the murderer of his former tenant.
Experience the thrilling rollercoaster ride of "A Murder of Crows" (1998), a suspenseful crime thriller filled with twists and turns. This gripping film follows a disbarred lawyer who takes credit for a late friend's book, only to see the tables turn on him sooner than he anticipated. As the story unravels, Cuba Gooding Jr. , Tom Berenger, and Marianne Jean-Baptiste deliver powerful performances in this action-packed, suspenseful tale.
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In the quiet little town of Sutherland, everything is as normal as it can be, until a shocking event: the bank is robbed, stealing half a million dollars, with the thief wearing a clown's mask. As the town struggles to come to terms with this sudden chaos, the FBI and a local corrupt cop start their investigation. The movie, "The Stick Up" (2002), from director Rowdy Herrington, takes us through a neo-noir mystery of crime and corruption, weaving a web of flashbacks to unravel the truth behind the heist.
17. I Witness (2003)
"I Witness" is a gripping, action-packed crime drama set in the gritty underworld of Tijuana's border wall. When 27 bodies are discovered in a collapsed tunnel, a man finds himself on the brink of becoming the next victim. With the clock ticking, he must unravel the mystery surrounding the tunnel deaths and uncover the truth behind the deadly criminal plot.