Movies starring Joe Chrest

Touch of Truth (1994)

100 mins     Drama, TV Movie      

So "Touch of Truth" which is also known as "Cries from the Heart" tries to be two things starting with a look at the complexities of raising a severely autistic child. Firstly it attempts to highlight how difficult it is for ...

Columbo: Undercover (1994)

98 mins     Crime, Drama, Mystery, TV Movie      

Columbo: Undercover (1994) Columbo finds himself going undercover in a variety of disguises to find the pieces of a picture involved in a double homicide....

The Lottery (1996)

100 mins     Drama, Horror, Thriller, TV Movie      

The 90s has a lot to answer for especially when it comes to movies as through out this decade producers and directors would take a story and shoe horn it between a style and elements which now come across as tacky. Take for e...

Faith of My Fathers (2005)

90 mins     Biography, Drama, TV Movie, War      

As a Brit having only ever lived in the UK I have of course heard of US Senator John McCain but other than being an American politician I knew little of him. I doubt I am alone and so in truth I am probably not the best perso...

Front of the Class (2008)

95 mins     Drama, TV Movie      

There is a type of movie which I come across once in a while where I just feel like saying watch the movie and you will understand. "Front of the Class" is exactly one of those movies which I could sit here and write paragrap...

The Last Exorcism Part II (2013)

88 mins     Drama, Horror, Thriller      

Definition of pointless: "The Last Exorcism Part II". Okay that may sound really harsh but "The Last Exorcism Part II" is a movie which never should have been made as the only purpose it serves is to fleece the pockets of tho...

22 Jump Street (2014)

112 mins     Action , Comedy, Crime      

22 Jump Street (2014) Jonah Hill & Channing Tatum are back as Schmidt & Jenko and are back undercover, this time at a college...

American Heist (2014)

94 mins     Action , Crime, Drama      

The reluctant criminal = the reluctant participant and by that I don't mean that the criminal is the reluctant participant but the audience when it comes to "American Heist". Here is a movie which for the first hour is simply...