All 17 Cindy Clark Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Dive into the captivating world of Cindy Clark’s movies with this comprehensive roundup. Get ready to discover some of her most memorable performances, from heart-wrenching dramas to pulse-pounding thrillers. Join us as we explore her impressive filmography, and prepare to be impressed by her versatile talent.
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1. Promised Land (1987)
“Promised Land” is a gritty drama that tells the story of two high school acquaintances, Hancock and Danny, who navigate life after graduation. Hancock, a talented basketball player, and Danny, an outsider who’s drifted away from their small town, are left to face the challenges of adulthood together. As they explore their individual paths, their friendship plays a pivotal role in shaping their choices.
2. China O’Brien II (1990)
In “China O’Brien II” (1990), the daring martial artist, China O’Brien (played by Cynthia Rothrock), faces another formidable threat. This time, a powerful dealer puts a hefty price on her head after she thwarts one of his crucial drug deals.
3. The Double-D Avenger (2001)
In “The Double-D Avenger, “ a cult film from 2001, director and writer William Winckler takes us for a wild ride with some sultry stars. This 90-minute comedy action flick features Kitten Natividad, Haji, and Raven De La Croix, all of whom make a thrilling comeback in this first installment of the Double-D Avenger series. Filled with seduction and sex scenes that leave you wanting more, this unique film challenges the norms of conventional films, showing us a side that only the adventurous dare to explore.
4. The Chatroom (2002)
“The Chatroom” (2002) takes audiences on a hilarious journey filled with mystery and deception, all in the name of online dating. Set in Los Angeles, our protagonist embarks on virtual romances alongside his two friends, only to discover that the screen may be more deceptive than they initially thought.
5. Envy (2002)
“Envy” is a comedic cinematic gem, released in 2002 and directed by Gloria Crystal, offering viewers an enchanting blend of humor and unexpected twists. The movie revolves around the lives of two charismatic protagonists, Stacy and Lydia.
6. Hotties (2004)
“Hotties” takes audiences on a hilarious journey as the clueless character Garrick, portrayed by the talented Kaley Dobson, tries to win back his fickle ex-girlfriend, Liz, played by Alison Haislip. As Garrick pursues her on a Palm Springs and Las Vegas escapade, he discovers that he doesn’t love her anymore, and his life takes a wild turn when he’s kidnapped by an intriguing band of bikers.
7. Weapon of Mass Destruction (2004)
In “Weapon of Mass Destruction, “ the Bush Administration becomes the unintentional subject of mockery. The film follows John Lincoln, an actor in the blaxploitation genre, as he faces the consequences of his son’s anti-war protest in 2003.
8. Bloodshed (2005)
Prepare to be terrified with “Bloodshed” (2005), a chilling tale of small-town horror. In the gripping thriller, Luke and Rodney, both troublemakers from contrasting backgrounds, team up to pursue their twisted desires while tormenting the outcasts, Frank and Donnie.
9. Fastback (2005)
Fastback, a hilarious 2005 comedy starring Leslie Brockett, Cindy Clark, and Eric Coffin, follows the misadventures of Billy, an enterprising young man who inherits a seemingly ordinary 1966 Fastback automobile from his ultra-conservative Aunt Tilly. Little does he know that his new ride has a not-so-secret life as an instrument of punishment for those who engage in the naughty act.
10. Nailed (2006)
“Nailed” is a thrilling crime-horror-thriller that follows two desperate men as they break into a house, hoping to escape the clutches of the law. Finding themselves in the presence of a mysterious, bandaged man, the thieves quickly realize that their situation may have taken a dark turn. As they unravel the hidden intentions of the man’s caretaker and face the unexpected supernatural, the plot takes a dangerous U-turn.
11. Interstate (2007)
“Interstate”, a chilling thriller released in 2008, follows the journey of a Montreal DJ as he moves to Los Angeles after his girlfriend. As fate would have it, he encounters a pair of enigmatic hitchhikers, unknowingly stepping into a web of danger. The film, set against the American South, is brimming with suspense, twists, and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
12. Smother (2008)
“Smother” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that explores the challenges and joys of marriage, parenthood, and family dynamics. When an ordinary man loses his job and faces pressure from his wife about starting a family, things get interesting as his suffocating mother decides to move in with them.
13. Sex Pot (2009)
“Sex Pot” (2009), directed by Eric Forsberg, follows two pot-loving protagonists as they stumble upon a strange strain of weed with unexpected consequences. After accidentally smoking this newfound stash, the women around them become insatiably passionate and, in no time, they find themselves caught in a whirlwind of lust and uninhibited cravings. As the duo struggle to keep their cool amidst the hot mess, they face a series of wild, unpredictable, and steamy adventures.
14. American Idiots (2013)
“American Idiots” is a lively cross-country comedy-romance adventure, released in 2013. It follows the journey of four adventurous friends as they set off in an old RV, determined to stop a wedding and save a friend from a heartbreaking loss. Filled with laughter, fun, and a dash of the unexpected, this film takes viewers on a roller-coaster ride of love, friendship, and the lengths one will go to save a special relationship.
15. Wheels (2014)
“Wheels” is a compelling drama that explores the dark, challenging world of two paraplegic junkies as they desperately search for a reason to live. Set in the bustling city streets, these two suicidal addicts navigate their way through an unforgiving environment, fueled by desperation and a deep sense of hopelessness. As they struggle to find their place in the world, they must confront the harsh realities of their situation while grappling with the demons of their past.
16. Micky’s Summer Resort (2014)
Micky’s Summer Resort (2014) takes audiences on a hilarious adventure as Micky Littleton, a hardworking Catholic schoolboy, lands the job of a lifetime at a prestigious European-style resort. Little does he know that he harbors a supernatural secret — the ability to zap anyone he doesn’t like into an alternate dimension of comedic torture. However, things take a surprising turn when the resort decides to host an old-school beauty pageant.
17. Mojave (2015)
In the harsh and unforgiving Mojave Desert, a suicidal artist named Tom (Oscar Isaac) seeks solitude and the solace he can only find in isolation. His journey takes an unexpected turn, as he encounters a homicidal drifter named Jack (Garrett Hedlund), who strangely resembles Tom. Jack’s murderous spree is a stark contrast to Tom’s creative soul, setting the stage for a thrilling game of cat and mouse.
