Fans will probably know this familiar face as Foggy Nelson from the Daredevil series, and who also appeared in Jessica Jones and The Defenders. However, outside of being a Marvel television star, Elden Henson has been in the business for years.
He had some cameos as early as the '80s! Of course, he finally really got his foot in the door in the '90s, and it's time for fans of Foggy Nelson to get another dose of this actor on the big screen. Elden Henson has some pretty interesting flicks to his name, so it's time to binge them - based on their rating from IMDb.
O (2001) - 6.1
O is a romance thriller that is a modern version of Shakespeare's "Othello". Directed by Tim Blake Nelson, this film stars Mekhi Phifer, Julia Stiles, and Martin Sheen.
Taking place in a prep school, this group of young teens tell this popular story - with drama and basketball. Elden Henson has a secondary role as Roger, and this hidden gem is an entertaining binge.
Cheats (2002) - 6.1
This is a high school comedy that follows a group of friends, who are all trying to cheat their way through high school. Cheats definitely didn't have a big release, but is a fun binge that has a decent 6.1/10.
With Trevor Fehrman, Matthew Lawrence, and Elden Henson as Sammy, this youthful comedy is a light-hearted flick for any night with some friends.
Idle Hands (1999) - 6.2
Idle Hands is a fantasy comedy that has a horrific spin, and follows a teenager - who is a huge slacker. To his horror, his right hand is suddenly possessed, and has very murderous tendencies.
With Devon Sawa, Seth Green, Jessica Alba, and Elden Henson, this movie is definitely cringy and hilarious, but is a fun treat that is an excellent throwback to the '90s.
The Mighty Ducks (1992) - 6.5
When it comes to family comedies, this hockey flick is definitely a classic. The Mighty Ducks follows a lawyer from Minnesota who coaches a youth hockey team as part of his community service.
With Emilio Estevez, this movie is hilarious, wholesome, and totally entertaining. Elden Henson is definitely a young one in this, and plays the role of Fulton Reed.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 (2014) - 6.6
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 is the third installment of this popular teen dystopian series. After everything crumbles, Katniss is set to save Peeta and take down President Coin.
Fans of this huge flick might remember Elden Henson as Pollux, who is an Avox that films Katniss' rebellion and leadership. This huge film is probably Henson's biggest blockbuster role.
Deja Vu (2006) - 7.0
Deja Vu is a crime sci-fi flick that follows a bombing of a ferry in New Orleans. An ATF agent joins an investigation, but he suddenly finds himself in an unhealthy obsession with a victim of the tragedy.
With Denzel Washington and Paul Patton, Elden Henson has a secondary role as Gunnars. This action movie is definitely entertaining, riveting, and intriguing from start to finish.
Lords Of Dogtown (2005) - 7.1
This biography sport drama is definitely another hidden gem on this list. With Emile Hirsch, Heath Ledger, Victor Rasuk, Nikki Reed, and Elden Henson as Billy Z, Lords of Dogtown takes place during the 1970s.
In Venice, California, surfing and skateboarding are all the rage, and this film tackles its popularity from the source, with a dramatic and entertaining story. Plus, it has a cast that simply can't be passed up.
The Mighty (1998) - 7.3
This comedy drama has Elden Henson at the forefront, starring alongside Kieran Culkin and Sharon Stone. The Mighty follows two young boys, both outcasts in a small town, who tackle the world together.
With an impressive 7.3/10, this is definitely a hidden gem from the 1990s that is wholesome and funny, and will definitely fill everyone's hearts. For a light-hearted and lesser-known binge, this one is definitely a must-see.
Manic (2001) - 7.3
Manic is a drama starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel. Following a young teen, Lyle is sent to a psych ward after hitting another student with a baseball bat. There, he attends group therapy, and meets other teens with interesting stories.
Elden Henson is Michael, which, is a smaller role, but this flick is impossible not to name when talking about his most famous and entertaining films. Plus, the dynamics between these characters is truly mesmerizing and brilliant.
The Butterfly Effect (2004) - 7.6
The Butterfly Effect is a classic sci-fi drama, that follows Evan (Ashton Kutcher), a man who suffers from blackouts - that occur during important moments in his life. As he grows up, he uses the supernatural and a journal to recover the memories - and alter his life.
With Amy Smart, Melora Walters, William Lee Scott, and Elden Henson as Lenny, this movie is definitely a fan favorite that never seems to get old. It might always have fans scratching their heads, but it might just be both Ashton Kutcher's and Elden Henson's highest-rated flick to date.