All 24 Anne Marie DeLuise Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready for a cinematic journey with Anne Marie DeLuise as we delve into her impressive filmography. From heartwarming dramas to edge-of-your-seat thrillers, Anne Marie’s performances captivate audiences, and our movie roundup has got you covered with all the details from her latest roles and upcoming projects.
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1. Janek: The Silent Betrayal (1994)
In the gritty streets of New York City, Police Lieutenant Frank Janek (Richard Crenna) finds himself in the midst of a chilling mystery involving a series of murders within the walls of a prestigious Broadway producer’s building. As he delves deeper into the case, the lines between justice and corruption begin to blur.
2. Darkman II: The Return of Durant (1995)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant is a gripping action-packed thriller that continues the high-stakes war between dark superhero Darkman and his arch-nemesis, Durant. This time, Durant has set his sights on dominating the city’s illicit drug trade, utilizing cutting-edge weaponry. With an explosive opening scene featuring a detonating car, Darkman steps in to put an end to Durant’s unholy plans once and for all in this intense non-comic book superhero adventure.
3. Jungleground (1995)
In the gritty world of Jungleground, legendary action star Roddy Piper plays a cunning police Lieutenant forced to work undercover in a dangerous drug-ridden community. When his mission infiltrating a criminal syndicate goes awry, Lt.
4. Sweet Deception (1998)
In the riveting 1998 thriller, Sweet Deception, Risa Gallagher (Joanna Pacula) finds herself wrongfully sentenced to life in prison for the murder of her husband. With no other choice but to break free, Risa embarks on a dangerous journey to uncover the truth, all while avoiding the very people she’s accused of killing. As Risa fights to clear her name, she must navigate a treacherous web of lies, murder, and deceit, ultimately revealing the true identity of the real killer.
5. Black Light (1998)
“Black Light” — a gripping crime-mystery drama from 1998 — explores the realm of the uncanny as a blind woman, Sharon Avery, starts experiencing vivid visions of heinous crimes. Despite the skepticism of those around her, only one inspector believes her, leading to a budding romance. As the visions intensify and reveal the terrifying visage of a serial killer, Sharon must rapidly take action to save innocent lives, including her own.
6. Y2K (1999)
As the world eagerly anticipates the turn of the millennium, an unexpected catastrophe unfolds in Y2K. This gripping sci-fi thriller, set in 1999, follows the chaos that ensues when the Y2K computer bug, a potential millennium-ending disaster, is unleashed on the United States.
7. Quarantine (2000)
In “Quarantine, “ the mysterious release of a deadly virus in a small village causes chaos and death. With the fate of humanity hanging in the balance, President of the United States charges an elite team of scientists to develop a cure. As the nation descends into panic, the President retreats to a secluded island, where he hopes to govern and seek a solution. The quiet sanctuary, however, becomes a nightmarish battlefield when a terrorist manages to infiltrate the island.
8. Black Christmas (2006)
A terrifying holiday horror unfolds in Black Christmas (2006), as an escaped psychopath returns to his childhood home, now a sorority house. On the eve of Christmas, the maniac begins to brutally murder the sorority sisters one by one.
9. Shock to the System (2006)
Unraveling a chilling mystery in 2006, Shock to the System showcases the unwavering dedication of a seasoned detective tackling a heinous case. As the story unfolds, our enigmatic protagonist is thrust into an intricate web of secrets and clues that threaten to challenge the very core of his own identity.
10. Engaged to Kill (2006)
In the gripping family thriller, Engaged to Kill (2006), 19-year-old Abby’s world turns upside-down when her daughter’s new boyfriend, Nick, proves to be more danger than she anticipated. As the stakes rise, Abby finds herself relying on Nick for protection, unaware of the dark secret lurking beneath the surface — he holds a long-standing grudge against Abby, blaming her for the death of his previous girlfriend.
11. Fear Island (2009)
Fear Island is a heart-pounding thriller set on a secluded island getaway during spring break. A group of five friends, eager to unwind, find themselves trapped with the sudden mysterious disappearance of the cabin’s caretaker and the absence of a boat to leave the island. As the night falls, the group discovers they are not alone — a terrifying serial killer with a vendetta against the friends lurks in the shadows.
12. Love Happens (2009)
“Love Happens” is a heartwarming romantic drama that premiered in 2009. Directed by Brandon Camp, the film stars Jennifer Aniston, Aaron Eckhart, and Dan Fogler. Set against the backdrop of a seminar, the story follows the journey of a widower, played by Aaron Eckhart, who becomes an unexpected self-help guru based on his book about coping with loss.
13. The Thaw (2009)
In the chilling horror-science fiction thriller “The Thaw, “ a research team braves the Arctic wilderness only to unleash a terrifying prehistoric parasite lurking beneath the melting polar ice cap. As the deadly organism begins to wreak havoc, the team finds themselves trapped in a fight for survival against an ancient foe. Directed by Mark A.
14. Frankie & Alice (2010)
Step into the engrossing world of Frankie & Alice, a 2010 drama that delves into the captivating story of a go-go dancer portrayed by the talented Halle Berry. Struggling with multiple personality disorder, she must confront her inner battles to unveil the truth behind her fragmented identities. Despite the tribulations, she receives comfort and guidance from a caring psychotherapist, skillfully played by the distinguished Stellan Skarsgård.
15. Abducted: The Carlina White Story (2012)
Abducted: The Carlina White Story is a captivating bio-drama that delves into the heart-wrenching, unimaginable reality of a newborn who loses her true birth identity at the moment of her arrival. Raised by the woman who stole her away, Carlina White’s life takes a dramatic turn when she uncovers the shocking truth about her origins.
16. Leap 4 Your Life (2013)
Leap 4 Your Life, also known as the hilariously misspelled “Leap 4 Your Life” (2013), is a must-see mockumentary that bursts with laughter, drama, and heart. Directed by Gary Hawes, and penned by Taylor Hill and Barbara Hill, the film follows a group of vibrant teenagers as they join their doting parents for the 10th Annual Leap 4 Your Life community dance competition.
17. Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story (2013)
“Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story, “ a riveting 2013 TV film directed by Norma Bailey, unfolds the chilling tale of a charismatic yet deceitful college student accused of murdering his wealthy father and attempting to kill his mother. The film sheds light on the dark side of humanity and how far one would go to protect their own interests, all wrapped in a compelling narrative.
18. Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)
“Fifty Shades of Grey” is a provocative and dramatic romance film that hits theaters in 2015. The story revolves around Anastasia Steele, a literature student who encounters the billionaire Christian Grey, a handsome yet tormented man. When Grey enters her life, Anastasia’s world takes a sensual and turbulent turn as she faces the challenges and allure of Christian’s dark desires.
19. Just in Time for Christmas (2015)
“Just In Time For Christmas” is a delightful and heartwarming romantic comedy set in Seattle, Washington, during the festive season. The movie follows Lindsay (Eloise Mumford), a dedicated psychology professor, who is faced with an important decision — whether to relocate to her dream job in a new city, or stay in her hometown and marry her childhood sweetheart, Jason (Michael Stahl-David).
20. Mostly Ghostly: One Night in Doom House (2016)
Step into the spooky world of Max Doyle as he confronts an invasion of evil spirits in the thrilling continuation of the “Mostly Ghostly” series. From the imaginative mind of R. L. Stine, this family-friendly horror adventure has it all. Prepare for a chilling journey filled with laughter, suspense, and epic encounters as Max discovers the enchanted gem capable of protecting his beloved town. Joining Max on his quest are his friends, Crystal, and the adorable pig, Max, as they unravel the mysteries enshrouding Doom House.
21. Murder, She Baked: A Peach Cobbler Mystery (2016)
“Murder, She Baked: A Peach Cobbler Mystery” is a delicious crime drama that revolves around the life of Hannah, the talented baker and amateur sleuth, who once again finds herself in the center of a murder investigation. This time, the victim is her competition and the accusation of murder falls directly on her.
22. Marrying the Family (2016)
“Marrying the Family” is a delightful comedy that will leave you chuckling and in good spirits. A charming family reunion takes an unexpected turn when two eligible brothers, both with contrasting backgrounds and romantic interests, find themselves suddenly engaged to the same woman.
23. All Summer Long (2019)
All Summer Long, released in 2019, is a captivating romantic drama set in Seattle, Washington. The film revolves around Tia, an ambitious woman who finally lands the dream job of captaining a dining cruise. However, the smooth journey is threatened when her ex-lover, Jake, joins the restaurant as the chef. As Tia navigates the rough waters of her relationship and the challenges of her job, the dynamic between her and Jake is tested.
24. A Timeless Christmas (2020)
A Timeless Christmas, a delightful holiday flick released in 2020, takes us on an unexpected journey into the 21st century. Charles Whitley, a charming time traveler from 1903, finds himself in present-day Christmas amidst a world vastly different from his own. Along the way, he encounters the lovely Megan Turner, a woman with a captivating smile that quickly steals his heart.
