All 10 Matt Lintz Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to dive into the world of Matt Lintz’s captivating acting skills as we bring you a roundup of his remarkable movies. Whether it’s his intense on-screen performances or the diverse characters he plays, we guarantee you won’t want to miss a single scene.
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1. Halloween II (2009)
Halloween II, released in 2009, takes the chilling horror of the original Halloween and takes it one step further. The film is not a remake of the 1981 classic but a sequel to the 2007 adaptation of Halloween and explores Laurie Strode’s struggle to come to terms with her psychopathic brother Michael’s menacing return to Haddonfield, Illinois. As Michael prepares for another confrontation with his sister, tension and fear build as Laurie tries to protect herself and her loved ones.
2. The Crazies (2010)
“The Crazies” is a chilling 2010 horror film directed by Breck Eisner. The film is a remake of George A. Romero’s 1973 film of the same name, with the script rewritten by Scott Kosar, Ray Wright, and George A. Romero. The plot follows a small farming town that becomes infected with a strange toxic virus after a mysterious plane crash. As the townsfolk begin to exhibit increasingly violent behavior, it’s up to a small group of survivors, including a sheriff and his deputy, to save themselves and the town.
3. The Way Home (2010)
The Way Home is an inspiring and heartwarming true story of a small rural community in a mission to reunite a desperate family with their missing two-year-old boy. When tragedy strikes and the entire community comes together with unwavering determination and faith, they embark on a journey like no other.
4. A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song (2011)
Experience the enchanting fusion of music and a classic fairy tale in “A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song.” This delightful adaptation sets the famous Cinderella tale against the backdrop of a vibrant high school Performing Arts environment. Our main character, the remarkably talented Samantha, is captivated by an alluring boy at her school, who teaches her the significance of believing in herself and pursuing her dreams. This heartwarming narrative of love, friendship, and personal growth is accompanied by an irresistible soundtrack that will have you tapping along and humming the tunes long after the movie ends.
5. What to Expect When You’re Expecting (2012)
“What to Expect When You’re Expecting” is a heartwarming, side-splitting comedy-drama that explores the ups and downs of pregnancy and parenthood through the interwoven lives of five couples. With a witty, engaging script penned by Shauna Cross, Heather Hach, and Heidi Murkoff, and directed by Kirk Jones, this film is a refreshing take on modern family life, packed with surprises and unexpected humour.
6. Piranha 3DD (2012)
In the thrilling sequel to the 2010 hit “Piranha 3D, “ “Piranha 3DD” transports the pre-historic blood-thirsty piranhas from the depths of Lake Victoria to a newly-opened water park. As terror lurks within the aquatic kingdom of fun and games, the survivors of the first attack are forced to face their fears once again.
7. A Smile as Big as the Moon (2012)
“A Smile as Big as the Moon” is a heartwarming, family-friendly film about a special-needs teacher who dreams of taking his students to space camp. Set in the 1980s, this inspirational tale takes off in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where a dedicated educator guides his high school students through their dreams of reaching the stars.
8. Kill the Messenger (2014)
In the thrilling 2014 drama “Kill the Messenger, “ journalist Gary Webb uncovers a shocking conspiracy that exposes the CIA’s dark involvement in drug trafficking in Los Angeles during the 1980s. The plot unfolds as Webb investigates the agency’s role in supplying crack cocaine to the black community of LA, with the sinister purpose of financing the arms and money for the Contra insurgents in Nicaragua.
9. Pixels (2015)
In the quirky and action-packed film “Pixels, “ Earth faces an extraterrestrial threat unlike any other when aliens misconstrue vintage arcade games as a declaration of war. These otherworldly invaders proceed to attack the planet in the form of these iconic pixelated games, pitting humanity against the digital versions of our childhood favorites.
10. Free State of Jones (2016)
“Free State of Jones” is a gripping historical drama set during the American Civil War. The film follows the story of an embittered Confederate soldier (played by Matthew McConaughey) who deserts his post and returns to his home in Mississippi. Joining forces with fellow deserters and determined women, they launch an uprising against the corrupt Confederate government.
