Movies Starring Stephen Blackehart
Total movies found: 12, viewing from 1 to 12
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Battle of Los Angeles
[ 2011, USA ] starting from $1.99Genres: Sci-Fi
Actors: Kel Mitchell, Nia Peeples, Gerald Webb, Dylan Vox, Theresa June Tao, Tim Abell, Darin Cooper, Edward DeRuiter, Michele Boyd, Stephen Blackehart, Robert Pike Daniel, Chris Goldberg, Wayne Santoni
Directors: Mark Atkins
Hundreds of extra-terrestrial ships swarm Los Angeles, causing death and chaos ahead of an impending alien invasion. A small group of United States military personnel are able to get underground, where they learn the only way to stop the invasion is by destroying the mothership from within. It falls to two determined soldiers to finish the job before the human race is demolished. Stars Nia Peeples (Pretty Little Liars) and Kel Mitchell (Kenan & Kel). A science fiction film by The Asylum, which premiered on the SyFy cable TV channel (US) on Saturday March 12 2011 at 8:00 p.m. EST and released to DVD the following Tuesday. The film is directed by Mark Atkins and is a mockbuster of the Columbia Pictures film Battle: Los Angeles, which is based on the events of the Great Los Angeles Air Raid of 1942.
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Super
[ 2010, USA ] starting from $1.99Actors: Rainn Wilson, Ellen Page, Liv Tyler, Kevin Bacon, Gregg Henry, Michael Rooker, Andre Royo, Sean Gunn, Stephen Blackehart, Linda Cardellini, Nathan Fillion, Edrick Browne, Don Mac, Mollie Milligan, Lindsay Soileau, Greg Ingram, Christine Quinn, Brandon Belknap, Mikaela Hoover, Mario Jimenez, Nick Holmes, Matt Moore, William Katt, Valentine Miele, Michelle Gunn, Zach Gilford, Laurel Whitsett, Lloyd Kaufman, Paul T. Taylor, James Lentzsch, Nate Rubin, Douglas M. Griffin, Gerardo Davila, Kurt Deville, Preston Strother, Rick LaCour, Steve Agee, Kevin Atkinson, Dale Beasley, Heather Bloom, Mark Chadwick, Parker Dash, Walt Hollis, Michael Kober, John W. Lawson, Krystal Mayo, Lee Ann McDade, Chase McDaniel, Darcel White Moreno, Cameron Ten Napel, Tim J. Smith, Chuck Vail, Gracie Whitton, Matthew Ramsaur, Juanita Harrison, Kendrick Hudson, Dominick LaBanca, Daniel Mignault, Halley Rachal, Rusty Tennant
Directors: James Gunn
An average guy reacts to the frustration of losing his wife by adopting a crime-fighting persona known as the "Crimson Bolt," and targeting any criminal who crosses his path -- no matter how minor their infraction may be. Frank (Rainn Wilson) is husband to former alcoholic and drug addict Sarah (Liv Tyler), and he loves her with all his heart. Their wedding day was one of but two perfect moments in this Frank's life, but when Sarah runs away with charismatic drug dealer Jacques (Kevin Bacon), the loss was just too much for her mild-mannered husband to take. Subsequently transforming himself into the Crimson Bolt, Frank reasons that if he can take down Jacques along with the rest of the city's scum, his beloved wife will soon come running back. With his homemade suit and his handy pipe wrench, Frank goes to work cleaning up the streets and starts making headlines. But just as the Crimson Bolt becomes the talk of the town, sociopathic comic-store clerk Libby (Ellen Page) reinvents herself as "Boltie," and makes a play to become the controversial street hero's trusted sidekick. Perhaps by working together, the Crimson Bolt and Boltie can make an example of Jacques, and keep the streets safe for average citizens. But real life isn't like comic books, and sometimes when an average person tries to be a superhero, things can go very bad, very fast. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Airline Disaster
[ 2010, USA ] starting from $1.99Terror in the Skies! Horror in the Streets!
Actors: Meredith Baxter, Lindsey McKeon, Scott Valentine, Geoff Meed, Jude Gerard Prest, Matt Lagan, Bart Baggett, Londale Theus, Chip Bent, Nicholas J. Leinbach, Ed Callison, Jim Boeven, Carl Watts, Peter Smith, Riley Polanski, Piper Watts, Anthony Wemyss, Amir Wilker, Annie McCain Engman, Maria Frisk, Victoria Dadi, William Morse, Lauren McClain, Stephen Blackehart, John P. Napoleon, Katherine Barber, Tom Galup, Rob Ullett, David Dustin Kenyon, Jonathan Nation, Emerald Robinson, Paton Ashbrook, Mathis Ameen, Lad Mackey, Lisa Marie Elliott, Jay Beyers, Alessandro Giannetti, Julia Blauvelt, Casey Holloway, Angela Landis, Corey Rieger, John Fieweger, Curtis J. Taylor, Elizabeth Rhina, Natalie Nastulczykova, John Esteban, Robert McMurrer, Michael Meilander, Paul Sinor, Aswad Ali, Mitch L. Guy, Logan Cross, Amber Renee Jenkins, Valerie K. Garcia, Arlys Alford, Tony Snegoff, Marco Tazioli, Mariela I'V, Sarah Lieving, Lawrence Reyes, Michael C. Parisi
Directors: John Willis III
When the President learns that domestic terrorists have skyjacked the passenger jet her brother is flying, she must choose between family and the safety of the people in the cities below. Written by Anonymous
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Tales from the Crapper
[ 2004, USA ] starting from $1.99Actors: Lloyd Kaufman, James Gunn, Elizabeth Johnson, Julie Strain, Kevin Eastman, Joel Himelhoch, Elwood Carlisle, Ronn Surels, Timothy Muskatell, Josh Taylor, India Allen, Paul Malcolm Pruett, John Williamette, Antonia Dorian, Gared Williams, Randy Sklar, Jason Sklar, Isabelle Stephen, Kelli Powers, Jamie Greco, Joe Fleishaker, James Ojala, Adam Jahnke, Paul Salamoff, Rob Zazzali, Jorge Garcia, Masuimi Max, Ron Jeremy, Kevin Thigpen, Trey Parker, Ted Raimi, Debbie Rochon, New Found Glory, Zafer Ulkucu, Smokey Miles, Nicole Talley, J.D. Brown, Lenora Claire, Arban Ornelas, Marc Gras, Stephen Blackehart, Crystal Cartwright, Gabriel Friedman, Edward Havens, Chris Lanphear, Sam Maccarone, Terryn Westbrook
Directors: Gabriel Friedman, Chad Ferrin, Dave Paiko, Brian Spitz, Lloyd Kaufman
For those who find Lars von Trier's film movement Dogma 95 too highbrow, the folks at Troma films created Dogpile 95. Tales from the Crapper, the first production to wear the Dogpile label, stars softcore queen Julie_Strain in a frenetic omnibus of gore and nudity. Allegedly shot over three years with six directors and 15 writers, the film is hosted by Troma founder Lloyd Kaufman and also features fat guys, talking penises, lesbian love scenes, vampires, UFOs, and appearances by infamous porn star Ron Jeremy and rockers New Found Glory. Matthew Tobey, Rovi




