All 57 Uwe Boll Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Uwe Boll Movies as we bring you a roundup of his most iconic and controversial films. From action-packed thrillers to horror masterpieces, we’ll take a closer look at Uwe Boll’s unique directorial style and explore the impact his movies have had on the industry. So, put on your popcorn hat and join us as we delve into the world of Uwe Boll’s cinematic masterpieces.
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1. German Fried Movie (1992)
German Fried Movie” is a gut-busting, comedic gem for those who dare to dig into the strange and daring world of the 90s German film industry. Directed by Uwe Boll and Frank Lustig, this quirky take on social satire offers a mix of comedic sketches that are as outrageous as they are entertaining.
2. Barschel: A Murder in Geneva (1993)
Barschel: A Murder in Geneva, “ a 1993 German drama film, tells the story of a conspiracy-theorizing filmmaker who pitches a movie idea about the mysterious death of real-life German politician Uwe Barschel. The official ruling of suicide has raised more questions than answers, plunging the protagonist into a web of suspicion and intrigue.
3. Fake — Die Fälschung (1999)
In the year 1999, Jörg Schlasius helms the German crime and thriller masterpiece, “Fake — Die Fälschung, “ an exploitation film that garnered intense reactions from its audience. Running for a brief 1 hour and 15 minutes, this German offering stars Martin Umbach, Herbert Feuerstein, and Michael Kessler.
4. Love, Money, Love (2000)
Love, Money, Love” is a gripping drama-romance film released in 2002. Directed by Philip Gröning and written by Michael Busch and Gröning, the movie follows the unlikely and passionate journey of two young adults, David and Marie, as they rebel against the capitalist system in Berlin, Germany. The film showcases their struggle with poverty, their quest for love and their pursuit of freedom as they decide the course of their life together.
5. Sanctimony (2000)
Sanctimony” is a harrowing crime, horror, and thriller film released in 2000. Directed by Uwe Boll, who also co-wrote the screenplay, it stars Casper Van Dien, Michael Paré, and Eric Roberts. The story follows a brilliant, handsome stock trader who finds himself increasingly disillusioned with life until he transforms into a serial killer.
6. Blackwoods (2001)
In the thrilling drama “Blackwoods, “ directed by Uwe Boll, we follow the downward spiral of Matt, played by Patrick Muldoon, who is haunted by the tragic memories of a fatal car accident years prior. Despite his efforts to rebuild his life with his loving girlfriend Dawn, played by Keegan Connor Tracy, Matt’s fragile sense of happiness is brutally shattered when he’s violently attacked by an enigmatic axe-wielding madman at a deserted motel.
7. Heart of America (2002)
Heart of America” is a gripping drama film released in 2003, directed by Uwe Boll, and written by Robert Dean Klein and Uwe Boll himself. The story follows two high schoolers who have been ruthlessly bullied, deciding to take matters into their own hands on the last day of school. The film tackles intense and controversial subject matter, including rape and revenge, which may not appeal to all audiences given its R content rating.
8. Angels Don’t Sleep Here (2002)
Angels Don’t Sleep Here” is a gripping thriller that takes viewers on a dark journey through a web of deceit and manipulation. The story follows a man who is accused of murder but finds himself entangled in a twisted plot of revenge, orchestrated by his thought-to-be-dead twin brother.
9. Zombiegeddon (2003)
Zombiegeddon” is a 2003 low-budget horror flick that unleashes the world towards a zombie apocalypse. With a runtime of 1 hour and 21 minutes, the film has garnered a mere 2.9 IMDb rating from 768 voters. Directed by Chris Watson, the movie features a few familiar faces, including Mark Adams, Ari Bavel, and Uwe Boll, as they navigate the horrifying world of zombie domination. The movie doesn’t shy away from controversial themes such as explicit sexual content, nudity, and female nudity, making it a daring choice for viewers.
10. House of the Dead (2003)
House of the Dead, “ directed by Uwe Boll and released in 2003, is a thrilling blend of action, adventure, and horror that takes you on a frightening journey. The movie follows a group of college students who set sail for a mysterious island to attend a wild rave.
11. BloodRayne (2005)
BloodRayne is a thrilling horror film set in the 18th century, where a vampire escapes from a freak show and teams up with a group of vampire slayers to seek vengeance against the man who raped her mother. Directed by Uwe Boll and written by Guinevere Turner, the movie features a captivating performance by Kristanna Loken, accompanied by Ben Kingsley and Michelle Rodriguez. BloodRayne combines elements of medieval times, human vampire hybrid, and collecting blood with intricate action sequences, fantastical creatures, and a hint of dark humor.
12. House of the Dead 2 (2005)
House of the Dead 2" is a thrilling action-packed horror film released in 2006, starring Emmanuelle Vaugier, Ed Quinn, and Sticky Fingaz. As a sequel to the 2003 film “House of the Dead, “ this movie takes the audience on a nerve-wracking rollercoaster ride filled with gore, suspense, and dark humor.
13. Alone in the Dark (2005)
In the chilling world of “Alone in the Dark” (2005), director Uwe Boll brings forth a thrilling, if not critically acclaimed, supernatural horror film. This action-packed sci-fi adventure follows the story of a paranormal detective, who embarks on a spine-chilling journey of discovery, filled with terrifying consequences.
14. Seed (2006)
In the chilling 2006 horror film “Seed, “ an undead man seeks his just revenge on those who left him to suffer. After being entombed and presumed dead, he mysteriously resurfaces and unleashes a bloody rampage against his tormentors. Directed by Uwe Boll and written by the same creative mind, this captivating horror tale stars Michael Paré, Will Sanderson, and Ralf Moeller.
15. In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007)
In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale” is an action-packed, adventure-filled fantasy film that combines breathtaking horseback riding, intense combat scenes, and a thrilling quest for justice. Jason Statham leads the cast as Farmer, a man on a mission to save his kidnapped wife and retaliate for the brutal murder of his son — all at the hands of the vicious Krugs, a race of ferocious animal warriors controlled by the evil Gallian.
16. BloodRayne II: Deliverance (2007)
Discover the thrilling saga of BloodRayne II: Deliverance, where half-human, half-vampire warrior Rayne embarks on a dangerous journey to America’s 1880s Wild West. With the notorious vampire cowboy, Billy the Kid, and his ruthless posse wreaking havoc, Rayne must put a stop to their reign of terror. This action-packed, fantasy-western film showcases a unique blend of genres, immersing viewers in a wild, unpredictable world.
17. Postal (2007)
In the hilariously named city of Paradise, a motley crew of misfits teams up for a wild and unpredictable adventure. A group of thieves, led by a lovable loser and his eccentric uncle, set their sights on a strange treasure trove hidden in their local amusement park. But their scheme is complicated by the arrival of a cunning and ruthless group of Taliban militants.
18. They Wait (2007)
They Wait” is a chilling horror mystery thriller set in the bustling city of Vancouver. When a young mother and her six-year-old son arrive from Shanghai, they unknowingly find themselves amidst a shocking crime against the Chinese community. As they encounter the mysteries of two murders, they begin to feel an unsettling presence that seems to lurk around every corner.
19. Heckler (2007)
Heckler” (2007) explores the relentless fight between notable figures in the spotlight and the critiquing masses. In this documentary-style, comedy film, comedian Jamie Kennedy captures the bitter confrontations between the stars and the hecklers who relentlessly scrutinize their performances. The film features several notable stars engaging in heated conversations with film critics, revealing the complexities of their careers and the challenges they face within their industries.
20. Alone in the Dark 2 (2008)
In the thrilling sequel to the theatrical sensation, “Alone in the Dark, “ fearless detective Edward Carnby returns alongside a new cast of characters to face the menacing forces of darkness. This direct-to-video sequel delivers spine-tingling horror and suspense as it explores the supernatural realm. With a PG-13 rating, “Alone in the Dark 2” is a captivating adventure that blends fantasy, horror, and thriller elements seamlessly.
21. Far Cry (2008)
Dive into the thrilling world of “Far Cry, “ a captivating 2008 film directed by Uwe Boll. The plot centers around an ex-special forces soldier turned boatman, who is drawn into a dangerous investigation by a journalist. This mission leads him to a hidden military base on a distant island, filled with deadly secrets and deception.
22. Into the Pit: The Shocking Story of Deadpit.com (2009)
Dive into the chilling world of the horror genre with “Into the Pit: The Shocking Story of Deadpit. com, “ a riveting documentary released in 2009. Directed and co-written by Kelly Marcott, the film takes viewers on a unique journey into the lives of two Kentucky-based horror radio presenters, Wes Vance and Aaron T. Frye.
23. Rampage (2009)
Rampage” is a gripping crime thriller that follows the chilling exploits of a man thirsting for vengeance. This individual constructs a full body armor from Kevlar, enabling them to unleash brutality on a large scale in pursuit of their twisted objectives. The film, featuring an engaging plotline, offers an unrelenting adrenaline-fueled experience for viewers from start to finish.
24. Stoic (2009)
In the intense prison drama Stoic, three men incarcerated for nonviolent offenses find themselves entangled in a dangerous web of deception and brutality. After a heated game of poker leads to the brutalization of their cellmate, the trio is forced to take drastic measures in order to cover up their heinous crime.
25. Attack on Darfur (2009)
Attack on Darfur” is a gripping war drama that takes us on a journey to the harsh realities faced by innocent victims in Darfur, Sudan. Directed by Uwe Boll, the film features American journalists grappling with the moral dilemma of whether to abandon their fellow Sudan citizens and focus on reporting back home, or to stay and assist those they’ve encountered.
26. Haunted Traxxs (2009)
In the gripping world of Haunted Traxxs (2009), a reporter finds herself drawn into a web of mystery when she returns to her hometown. A string of disappearances, including that of her own brother, has left the townspeople paralyzed with fear and suspicion.
27. Jessicka Rabid (2010)
Jessicka Rabid is a horrifying grindhouse film that tells the tale of Marley and Brad Hoffman, two despicable white trash degenerates who treat their mentally stunted cousin Jessicka as their personal pet. As if that weren’t enough, Jessicka contracts rabies after being bitten by a dog, leading to terrifying consequences.
28. The Final Storm (2010)
In the heart of Armageddon, “The Final Storm” explores a world where terrifying catastrophes reign supreme. A blood red moon, decaying wildlife, and incessant rainfall plunge Earth into chaos. As if that weren’t enough, the eerie tranquility that follows only adds to the disturbing sense of impending doom.
29. Raging Boll (2010)
Raging Boll” is a captivating documentary film that follows the legendary, infamous, and often infuriating film director, Uwe Boll, as he embarks on an ambitious journey to make his mark in Hollywood. His unyielding determination and relentless spirit propel him towards redemption, while his notoriety for creating some of the world’s most notoriously terrible films continues to fuel the animosity of his critics.
30. Max Schmeling (2010)
Max Schmeling: A thrilling biographical drama that puts the spotlight on one of Germany’s most celebrated sports heroes, the legendary boxer Max Schmeling. Directed by Uwe Boll and written by Timo Berndt, the film takes viewers on a journey through Schmeling’s most iconic fight against Joe Louis, one that has been ranked among the best ten fights of all times. With compelling performances by an experienced cast headed by Henry Maske, Heino Ferch, and Susanne Wuest, this 2010 production offers an in-depth look at the life, achievements, and challenges that shaped Max Schmeling into the athletic icon he became.
31. Auschwitz (2011)
Auschwitz” (2011) is an intense and thought-provoking drama directed by Uwe Boll, exploring the harsh reality of life within the notorious Nazi death camp. The film employs brutally realistic imagery to depict the depravity and sadism that took place within the camp’s walls. Bookended by documentary footage and interviews with German teenagers about their understanding of the Holocaust, the movie presents a chilling and unforgettable portrayal of this dark chapter in history.
32. Fright Night (2011)
Fright Night” is an intriguing 2011 remake of the 1985 cult classic, set in a suburban neighborhood plagued by a mysterious, ancient vampire. When the charming new neighbor Charley discovers his true nature, he must enlist the help of the legendary vampire hunter, Peter Vincent, to unravel the terror lurking next door. As the battle between man and monster unfolds, the comedy and horror genres collide in a race against time to save the community.
33. 50/50 (2011)
50/50" is a comedy-drama based on a true story, following the emotional journey of a 27-year-old man named Adam as he comes to terms with his cancer diagnosis. With the help of his best friend, Kyle, and his therapist, Adam faces the challenges of chemotherapy, survival rates, and the complexities of love.
34. Blubberella (2011)
Blubberella, an action-comedy movie released in 2011, follows the story of a curvy woman with a unique superhero ability. Her footsteps cause explosions, and her dual swords are used to defend against those who mock her.
35. BloodRayne: The Third Reich (2011)
In “BloodRayne: The Third Reich, “ the fierce anti-heroine Rayne (Natassia Malthe) takes up arms in the heart of World War II, joining a daring resistance group in their battle against the brutal Nazi regime. The film is an intensely gripping fusion of action, adventure, and fantasy that pits Rayne against unimaginable horrors — both on the battlefield and in her own dark past.
36. In the Name of the King: Two Worlds (2011)
In the Name of the King: Two Worlds” is a thrilling adventure that transports viewers to a world of fantasy and legend. Following an ex-Special Forces soldier’s unexpected journey to medieval times, he is tasked with fulfilling an ancient prophecy. This high-octane action flick combines adrenaline-pumping battles with enchanting mythology, providing an immersive experience.
37. Tim Sander Goes to Hollywood (2012)
Tim Sander Goes to Hollywood” is a hilarious German comedy film released in 2012. The movie follows Tim Sander (played by the talented Tim Sander), a small-time lawyer from Hamburg, who unexpectedly hits the jackpot and wins a bet against his boss. With newfound wealth, Tim decides to pack his bags and move to Hollywood, hoping to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a famous actor.
38. Zombie Massacre (2013)
Prepare for a thrilling action-packed journey in “Zombie Massacre” as a team of soldiers unites to confront a relentless zombie outbreak in a Romanian town. With a blend of sci-fi elements and heart-pounding horror, this movie takes viewers on an unforgettable ride through a world overrun by the undead.
39. Prisoners of the Sun (2013)
Prisoners of the Sun” is an action-packed adventure film from 2013, where a multinational expedition leads to a fascinating discovery of a lost city beneath an ancient pyramid. However, things take a dark turn when the reawakened gods of ancient Egypt, seeking to initiate the Apocalypse, start to awaken. It now falls upon the expedition members to stop these deities and save the world from imminent destruction.
40. Legend of the Red Reaper (2013)
In a world where demons lurk in the shadows and the Reapers are mankind’s last defense, “Legend of the Red Reaper” takes you on an action-packed, revenge-fueled journey. Set in a fantastical realm, the film introduces Red, a lone Reaper sworn to avenge the betrayal of her fellow guardians by harnessing the power imbued by the elemental hues of red. As the Reaper, Red must confront her own inner demons and those that lurk in the dark, all the while battling to protect humanity from impending destruction.
41. The Profane Exhibit (2013)
The Profane Exhibit, “ a dark and twisted horror film released in 2013, unravels a sinister tale set deep within the underworld of Paris. The movie takes us into the heart of a secret, wicked society, lurking under the guise of an ordinary fetish or Goth nightclub. Once inside, viewers uncover a labyrinth of hidden rooms, each with its own eerie purpose.
42. Assault on Wall Street (2013)
In the gripping 2013 film “Assault on Wall Street, “ Jim, a hardworking New Yorker, leads a simple life with his ailing wife. But when a catastrophic economic collapse wipes out their dreams, Jim loses everything and becomes consumed by rage and a desperate thirst for vengeance against the corrupt banksters who left him destitute.
43. Suddenly (2013)
Suddenly” is a gripping 2013 thriller directed by Uwe Boll and written by Raul Inglis, starring Ray Liotta, Erin Karpluk, and Dominic Purcell. The movie centers around a plot where four assassins disguise themselves as Secret Service agents to kill the President of the United States. The story unfolds in a small, seemingly inconspicuous town called Tarnation, where the President is scheduled to visit.
44. La Petite Mort II (2014)
Dive into the gripping world of “La Petite Mort II” as we follow the new owner, Monsieur Matheo Maximè, who takes the infamous “Maison de la petite mort” to a chilling new level. After the shocking events of part one, this twisted tale of brutality and exploitation will leave you on the edge of your seat. With a mix of horror and thriller genres, this film is not for the faint of heart.
45. Forbidden Empire (2014)
Forbidden Empire, released in 2014, is an enchanting fantasy adventure featuring an imaginative 18th-century English cartographer, Jonathan Green. This intriguing film follows Green’s journey into the unexplored, cursed Romanian forest, where he encounters the darkest secrets and most terrifying mythical creatures. Alongside the action and exploration, viewers will also discover a mysterious world filled with sword and sorcery.
46. In the Name of the King: The Last Mission (2014)
In the Name of the King: The Last Mission” is the thrilling third installment of the “In the Name of the King” series, released in 2014. Set in the modern day, the story follows a skilled assassin seeking to escape his dark past. His final mission is to kidnap the children of a local businessman, but in a shocking twist, he’s transported back to the chaotic Middle Ages, where he’s tasked with restoring order in a troubled kingdom.
47. Seed 2 (2014)
Seed 2" takes you on a spine-chilling journey where danger lurks in the unforgiving Nevada desert. Christine and her friends are returning from a wild bachelor party in Las Vegas, but they are not alone. The notorious serial killer, Max Seed, returns with his twisted family, ready to hunt.
48. Rampage: Capital Punishment (2014)
Rampage: Capital Punishment, “ a 2014 action-packed thriller directed by Uwe Boll, features a unique villain, who becomes the protagonist and takes over a TV station, holding hostages. This intriguing individual does so not for financial gain, but rather to awaken humanity and stir discussion about the consequences of capitalism. The movie’s runtime is 1 hour and 33 minutes, and it is a sequel to the 2009 film ‘Rampage. ‘ The film stars Brendan Fletcher, Lochlyn Munro, and Mike Dopud, with Amok Productions and Boll Kino Beteiligungs GmbH & Co.
49. Anger of the Dead (2015)
Get ready for a heart-pounding, adrenaline-fueled ride in “Anger of the Dead, “ an Italian exploitation horror film that explores the depths of humanity and survival. Set against the backdrop of a world overrun by a virus, expect nothing less than a thrilling journey as you follow Alice, a mother-to-be, who must fight tooth and nail for her life. With a runtime of 1 hour and 24 minutes, immerse yourself in the horror as the living dead take center stage in this intense movie experience.
50. League of Superheroes (2015)
Get ready for a wild ride as you dive into the world of the most outrageous superheroes and super villains in the League of Superheroes. This epic, episodic film brings together 26 of the most unforgettable characters in the comic book universe, from Almighty Ape to the Zee-Men.
51. Mission NinetyTwo (2015)
Mission NinetyTwo is a high-octane thriller set in the untamed wilderness of Canada. This intense, action-packed adventure follows a brilliant scientist who stumbles upon an international conspiracy while working on her secret research. As she becomes embroiled in the high-stakes battle between a ruthless mafia gang and powerful multinational energy enterprises, she realizes the full extent of her dangerous discovery.
52. Rampage: President Down (2016)
Rampage: President Down, “ directed by Uwe Boll, is an intense action thriller featuring Brendan Fletcher, Bruce Blain, and Loretta Walsh. The film revolves around a deadly sniper, played by Fletcher, who targets the president of the United States and his Secret Service detail.
53. Welcome to Willits (2016)
Deep in the heart of the notorious Northern California woods lies a small, remote cabin — an idyllic sanctuary, or a battle for survival? . Welcome to Willits is a chilling, suspenseful horror-thriller about a rural pot-farming community haunted by mysterious creatures, all seeking to protect their home.
54. House of Evil (2017)
House of Evil” is a chilling horror film set in the picturesque countryside of Italy. The story revolves around a young couple who moves into an old, mysterious mansion, eager to start a new life. However, the house has secrets that threaten to shatter their dreams and unleash a web of terror.
55. Fuck You All: The Uwe Boll Story (2018)
Fuck You All: The Uwe Boll Story” is a revealing documentary that delves into the life and legacy of infamous German filmmaker, Uwe Boll. The film paints an intimate portrait of the enigmatic director, known not only for his eclectic body of work, but also for his controversial style and choice of film subjects. The documentary explores the many facets of Boll’s film career, from the humble beginnings to his ultimate rise and fall in the world of cinema.
56. Goy (2018)
In the gripping drama-thriller “Goy” from 2018, the past meets the future as the consequences of one lie lead to a chain of events that could change everything. The movie follows a group of characters who must confront the truth they’ve been running from, unraveling the mystery that connects their lives.
57. Clapboard Jungle: Surviving the Independent Film Business (2020)
Clapboard Jungle: Surviving the Independent Film Business” is a compelling documentary that delves into the challenges faced by independent filmmakers in the ever-changing film industry. With an impressive runtime of 1 hour and 38 minutes, the movie offers a unique insight into the life and career of a filmmaker while exploring themes such as distribution, finance, and new technology. The film, supported by interviews with renowned personalities like Chris Alexander, Dave Alexander, and Chad Archibald, provides an educational experience that leaves viewers inspired and informed.
