All 25 Valerie Azlynn Movies
Get ready to discover a captivating world of cinema through the lens of Valerie Azlynn’s incredible on-screen presence! This roundup article will provide you with an engaging overview of the intriguing movies Valerie has brought to life, leaving you in awe of her versatility and talent.
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1. Mystic Nights and Pirate Fights (1998)
Mystic Nights and Pirate Fights is a heartwarming adventure that takes you on a journey through the quaint coastal town of Mystic, Connecticut. Young Jonah Johnson and his family find themselves in the midst of a thrilling search for a long-lost treasure. The town’s local fisherman’s son, Schooner, becomes Jonah’s fast friend, and together they stumble upon a 300-year-old treasure map. This treasure map is said to reveal the location of Captain Kidd’s treasure, which had vanished from the town 30 years ago.
2. Williamstowne (1998)
In the idyllic 18th-century seaport village of Williamstowne (1998), a mysterious presence haunts the locals. The spirit of a beautiful woman returns every year for a single day, leaving her loved ones unable to see her but feeling her distinct presence. As a tightly-knit community, Williamstowne is determined to unite and find a solution to end the haunting once and for all.
3. Arizona (2004)
A heart-wrenching tale of loss, betrayal, and the strength of human connection, “Arizona” (2004) takes its audience deep into a world of trauma that affects Kayden Watts, a young woman who’s faced a life filled with neglect and cruelty. The weekend before Bryan Teller, her only support and love, is set to leave for college in Massachusetts, a series of unexpected and harrowing events unfold.
4. Constantine (2005)
“Constantine” is a gripping supernatural action-horror film that will take you on a thrilling journey into the darkest corners of the unknown. Released in 2005 and directed by Francis Lawrence, the movie stars Keanu Reeves as John Constantine, a skilled exorcist and demonologist. The plot follows Constantine as he teams up with a policewoman, Rachel Weisz, to uncover the truth behind her sister’s seemingly suicidal death. Together, they uncover a deeper, more terrifying reality that extends far beyond the boundaries of human perception. As the story unfolds, viewers are transported into a chilling world filled with demons, dark magic, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. Constantine is based on the popular DC Comics character and has received numerous accolades, including two wins and eleven nominations in various award categories. The movie’s intricate plot, powerful performances, and stunning visual effects create a haunting atmosphere that transcends genre boundaries, making “Constantine” a must-see cinematic experience. With its engrossing narrative, masterful direction, and superb cast, “Constantine” delivers an unforgettable combination of action, fantasy, and horror that is sure to captivate audiences.
5. Bewitched (2005)
“Bewitched” (2005) is a delightful neo screwball comedy featuring Nicole Kidman and Will Ferrell. An egotistical actor unknowingly has a witch cast in the TV remake of the classic sitcom “Bewitched” (1964). Expect flying broomsticks, slow motion scenes, and unexpected flying people in this charming, magical romp. Directed by Nora Ephron and based on the original story by Sol Saks, the film is a mix of comedy, fantasy, and romance that will keep you entertained for its 102-minute runtime. With a budget of $85 million, the movie grossed $63 million in the US and $131 million worldwide. “Bewitched” boasts an ensemble cast including Shirley MacLaine and was produced by Columbia Pictures, Red Wagon Entertainment, and Bewitched. Experience the enchantment of this bewitching tale today!
6. Poseidon (2006)
“Poseidon” (2006) brings us the heart-pounding action and suspense of a shipwreck, capturing the struggle of survivors in a luxurious ocean liner capsized by a massive rogue wave on New Year’s Eve. As they attempt to fight their way out of the sinking ship, viewers are drawn into the tense, life-or-death scenarios presented by director Wolfgang Petersen. This remake, starring Richard Dreyfuss and Kurt Russell, focuses on themes of survival and rescue, offering thrilling underwater scenes and a gripping sense of danger with a child in jeopardy. The film is an explosive blend of action, adventure, and thriller, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats. With nominations for one Oscar and seven in total, “Poseidon” captivates with its stunning visual effects and superb performances. Bolstered by its gripping plot and relatable characters, the film serves as a compelling reminder of the strength and resilience of the human spirit in the face of impossible odds. Don’t miss “Poseidon” for an intense action adventure, as it delivers an unforgettable cinematic experience.
7. I’m Reed Fish (2006)
“I’m Reed Fish” is a delightful romantic comedy that brings chaos straight to the heart of a small town. Reed Fish, a shy and endearing Pisces, finds his life turned upside down when his high school crush returns to Mud Meadows on the eve of his wedding to the town’s sweetheart. As Reed grapples with the past, love, and the unforeseen complications of life, an unexpected journey of self-discovery and growth unfolds. Directed by Zackary Adler and written by Reed Fish, Peter Alwazzan, and Adler himself, “I’m Reed Fish” features a talented cast including Jay Baruchel, Alexis Bledel, and Victor Rasuk. The film’s mix of comedy and drama expertly crafts a relatable and heartwarming story that entertains and captivates viewers alike. With a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes, “I’m Reed Fish” is a perfect light-hearted escape for those looking to laugh, cry, and reminisce. Get ready to fall in love with Reed Fish as he navigates the complexities of life, love, and friendship in this charming and touching film.
8. Broken (2006)
Broken (2006) tells the story of Hope, a talented musician making her way from Cleveland to LA, hoping for a vibrant life filled with success. However, the stark reality of a failed relationship and a life on a downward spiral begins to consume her spirit. As she endures her daily struggles, Hope finds herself trapped in a disconnected existence, her dreams slowly slipping away. Along the way, she encounters the likes of Chevrolet El Camino, Cleavage, Scantily Clad Females, and various voyeuristic experiences, adding intrigue and captivating elements to the film’s drama. The movie, set in the United States and primarily in English, stars Heather Graham, Jeremy Sisto, and Tess Harper. Broken (2006) tackles issues of personal identity, self-destruction, and the pursuit of one’s passions in a thrilling drama directed by Alan White and written by Jeff Lester and Drew Pillsbury. With an IMDb rating of 5.4 and 1587.0 votes, the film explores themes that both fascinate and challenge its viewers.
9. Tropic Thunder (2008)
“Tropic Thunder” is a hilarious action-comedy that takes audiences on a wild ride, following a group of actors who find themselves in the middle of an actual war. As they shoot a big-budget Vietnam War movie, a series of unfortunate events thrusts them into the very roles they were portraying. The film is packed with parody and satire, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre. Directed by Ben Stiller, who also stars alongside Jack Black and Robert Downey Jr. , “Tropic Thunder” has garnered critical acclaim and multiple award nominations. With elements of action, laughter, and gripping storytelling, this 2008 release is sure to keep viewers entertained from start to finish.
10. The Last Hurrah (2009)
“The Last Hurrah, “ a 2009 comedy film, follows a group of rigid philosophy graduate students as they loosen up and let their hair down at a house party on their last night together. Filmed in a single continuous shot, the movie offers a unique and engaging viewing experience, blending humor and drama in equal measures.
11. Surrogates (2009)
In the not-so-distant future, humans live confined to their homes, interacting solely through surrogate robots. However, Detective Tom Greer (Bruce Willis) is compelled to leave his comfortable existence behind and venture into the real world to investigate the murders of others’ surrogates, leading him to uncover a shocking and sinister truth. Directed by Jonathan Mostow (Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines) and featuring an all-star cast, “Surrogates” delves into themes of technology, social isolation, and the consequences of replacing human connections with machines. As a compelling mix of action, sci-fi, and thriller, this film is a must-watch for fans of the genre.
12. Perfectly Prudence (2011)
“Perfectly Prudence”, a delightful 2011 comedy starring Jane Seymour, showcases the adventures of technician Nigel MacIntyre and his daughter Annie as they navigate the challenges of their star, Prudence McCoy. When the TV station gets bought by a powerhouse tycoon, Prudence finds her time-honored household tip show on the verge of change, as Michael Merchant and studio exec Jack Jameson introduce modernizations.
13. Julia X (2011)
Julia X is a thrilling, dark comedy horror film released in 2011. Directed by P. J. Pettiette and written by Matt Cunningham and P. J. Pettiette, the movie stars Valerie Azlynn, Kevin Sorbo, and Alicia Leigh Willis. The plot follows Julia, who meets a man she’s interested in on the Internet and decides to meet him in person. However, things take a sinister turn when she gets abducted and branded with the letter “X” by the guy she thought she was in love with. A game of cat and mouse ensues, but with an unexpected twist. The film delves into themes of childhood trauma and the consequences of one’s actions. Julia X masterfully combines elements of comedy, horror, and thriller to create an unforgettable cinematic experience that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. The movie has a budget of $4,000,000 (estimated) and has received mixed reviews, with IMDb rating it 4.5 out of 10. However, fans of the film appreciate its unique take on the horror genre and its well-executed blend of suspense, humor, and drama. Some notable films similar to Julia X include The 4th Man, Naked Fear, Deeper: The Retribution of Beth, Achoura, The Children, The Roost, Contracted, The Bloodstained Shadow, Fresh Meat, P2, 5150 Elm’s Way, and Trailer Park of Terror.
14. Caroline and Jackie (2012)
“On a whirlwind birthday trip, Caroline reunites with her sister Jackie and her significant other, as they all celebrate with close friends. However, as the night progresses, the dynamics abruptly shift — what started as a gathering of loyal companions quickly morphs into a web of uncertainties. As the trio struggle to grapple with Jackie’s purported illness, one can’t help ponder the true extent of who desperately needs help.
15. Remember Sunday (2013)
“Remember Sunday” offers a heartwarming journey of self-discovery and love. The film follows a struggling waitress as she encounters a charming, yet quirky jewelry store clerk who has recently faced a life-altering event — a painful brain aneurysm that has left him with short-term memory loss.
16. Playdate (2013)
“Playdate, “ a heartwarming and hilarious comedy from 2013, follows the life of Amy, a suburban housewife and mother who finds solace in the friendship of her new neighbor, Grace. With her husband always busy and the kids away at school, Amy feels the loneliness associated with motherhood until she meets Grace, who quickly becomes her best friend. Together, they embark on a series of adventures filled with laughter and challenges, all while dealing with the trials and tribulations of parenting. Despite its lighthearted tone, “Playdate” doesn’t shy away from tackling the realities of motherhood, offering a fresh and relatable look at a familiar subject. With a talented cast, including Stephanie Lemelin, Alicia Witt, and Greg Vaughan, and a runtime of just over an hour, this film is perfect for a cozy evening in or a fun girls’ night out.
17. The Little Rascals Save the Day (2014)
The Little Rascals Save the Day is a heartwarming family comedy that follows a group of kids as they embark on a mission to save their beloved grandma’s bakery from being shut down. With time running out, the adventurous gang decides their only hope lies in winning the local talent show. Through their zany antics, the Little Rascals must pull off an incredible performance to secure the prize money needed to save the bakery. Directed by Alex Zamm and written by William Robertson and Zamm himself, the movie features a star-studded cast including Doris Roberts, Greg Germann, and Lex Medlin. With its clever mix of humor and heart, The Little Rascals Save the Day is sure to become a beloved classic for audiences of all ages. Don’t miss this fun-filled adventure as the little rascal team attempts to save the day and their grandma’s beloved bakery.
18. Dark Awakening (2014)
Dark Awakening, a riveting 2014 horror thriller, follows a couple as they move into an enigmatic old estate, oblivious to the dark secrets lurking within its walls. As they begin experiencing inexplicable occurrences, the couple soon realizes they’ve become unwilling allies to the spirits of haunted children.
19. Babysitter (2015)
Babysitter, directed by Morgan Krantz, is a hilarious movie that will leave you laughing from start to finish. Set in the heart of Los Angeles, it tells the story of a dysfunctional family who hires a mysterious and enigmatic babysitter, who quickly turns their mundane lives upside down.
20. Mountain Top (2017)
Step aside from your mundane, life and delve into the captivating world of “Mountain Top. “ This movie, set in a quaint small Appalachian town, will have your eyes glued to the screen as the plot unravels.
21. Cupid’s Proxy (2017)
“Cupid’s Proxy, “ a heartwarming family movie released in 2017, is a delightful and hilarious tale of love, loss, and redemption. The story centers on Rebecca Murphy, a cynical widow played by Valerie Azlynn, who struggles to rediscover love after the loss of her husband. Despite the encouraging efforts of her fiery neighbor, Olive, played by Jackée Harry, Rebecca is reluctant to open herself up to potential relationships.
22. Nanny Seduction (2017)
“Nanny Seduction” is a gripping thriller that follows the heart-wrenching journey of a couple, desperate to find their recently-adopted child after she mysteriously disappears. As the parent’s relationship with each other becomes increasingly strained, they discover a shocking connection to the child’s birth mother.
23. A Deadly Affair (2017)
A Deadly Affair (2017) is a chilling thriller that follows the story of a suspicious wife, played by Austin Highsmith, who begins to trail her husband after discovering troubling signs of infidelity. As she follows her husband to a seemingly abandoned house, she stumbles upon a gruesome discovery: her husband’s lifeless body.
24. The Opening Act (2020)
“The Opening Act” is a comedic exploration of dreams, choices, and the pursuit of happiness. Will, the protagonist, yearns for a career in stand-up comedy. His life begins to take an intriguing turn when he is given the chance to host a comedy show, opening for none other than his comedic idol, Billy G. Will faces tough decisions — does he choose comfort or chase his dream? With a star-studded cast featuring Jimmy O. Yang, Alex Moffat, and Cedric The Entertainer, under the direction of Steve Byrne, “The Opening Act” is a heartfelt comedic narrative that will keep audiences entertained and introspective.
25. Crushed (2022)
“Crushed” (2022) is a delightful rom-com about Kate, who’s been crushing on her classmate Jason for quite some time. When she finally gets the chance to reconnect with him during their senior trip, things take a funny turn.
