Movies Starring Aaron Paul
The Last House on the Left
Garret Dillahunt, Michael Bowen, Joshua Cox, Riki Lindhome, Aaron Paul, Sara Paxton, Monica Potter, Tony Goldwyn, Martha MacIsaac, Spencer Treat Clark, Usha Khan
DIRECTOR:Dennis Iliadis
After kidnapping and brutally assaulting two young women, a gang led by a prison escapee unknowingly finds refuge at a vacation home belonging the parents of one of the victims — a mother and father who devise an increasingly gruesome series of revenge tactics.
Choking Man
Octavio Gómez Berríos, Eugenia Yuan, Aaron Paul, Mandy Patinkin, Kate Buddeke, Mando Alvarado, Paolo Andino, Oliver Barron, Philippe Brenninkmeyer, Rupak Ginn, Russell G. Jones, Al Roffe, Alfredo Suarez, Marika Daciuk, Shelby Saboy
DIRECTOR:Choking Man is an intense blend of psychological drama and magical realism that encapsulates the contemporary immigrant experience in America. Jorge is a morbidly shy Ecuadorian dishwasher toiling away in a shabby Jamaica, Queens, New York diner run by Rick. He works all day long in the shadow of the ever-present Heimlich Maneuver instruction poster which hangs in the diner kitchen. From his solitary kitchen corner, Jorge gropes mutely for a bond with Amy, the newly hired Chinese waitress and even though she tries to reciprocate, the gulf that separates them may be too large. On the job he is continually tormented by his coworker Jerry and at home in his Harlem boarding, under the psychological control of his domineering 'roomate,' he battles his inner demons. Set in the vicinity of JFK airport, the most culturally diverse neighborhood in the world, Choking Man captures the feeling of claustrophobia and almost literal asphyxiation newcomers to America experience as they struggle to find a place and purpose in this strange land.
Bad Girls from Valley High
Highschool can be Hell, but popularity can be murder!
Julie Benz, Monica Keena, Nicole Bilderback, Chris D'Elia, Aaron Paul, Suzanna Urszuly, Jonathan Brandis, Janet Leigh, Christopher Lloyd, Terrance Morris, Tanja Reichert, Jennifer Carmichael, Patricia Idlette, Frederick Pleasure II, Bobby Jo Moore
DIRECTOR:John T. Kretchmer
Danielle (Julie Benz) is the leader of a clique of arrogant, mean high school girls; she and her rich friends Tiffany (Nicole Bilderback) and Brooke (Monica Keena) care only about their pampered selves (although Brooke has periodic misgivings). No one really hangs out with them except a dumb jock named Gavin, and the class nerd Jonathan, and poor Danielle is getting nowhere with the popular guy Drew (Jonathon Brandis), even after she and friends accidentally killed his last girlfriend. It's been a year, and Drew still ignores her - but he doesn't ignore the new foreign exchange student Katarina (Suzanna Urszuly). Since Katarina can't take a hint, Danielle begins plotting her downfall. But there's a slight problem: Danielle and her friends begin experiencing a level of high weirdness in which all three of them rapidly age. This serves to make Danielle more desperate than ever. She'll sacrifice anything, even Drew, to get her youth and looks back.
Perfect Opposites
Martin Henderson, Piper Perabo, Jason Winer, Andrew Keegan, Marisa Theodore, Kathleen Wilhoite, Jennifer Tilly, Artie Lange, Derek Basco, Joe Pantoliano, Jennifer Julian, Cheryl Reeves, Nichole Hiltz, Aaron Paul, Jesse Capelli
DIRECTOR:Matt Cooper
In the Midwest of USA, the sweethearts Drew (Martin Henderson) and Julia (Piper Perabo) are graduating in the college. Drew convinces Julia to move with him to Los Angeles, where his sister Terri (Kathleen Wilhoite) lives and got a job for him. The young couple become close friends of their neighbors Elyse (Jennifer Tilly) and Lenny Steinberg (Artie Lange ), who owns a small real estate business. However, the immature Drew breaks the relationship with Julia, afraid of the consequences of their commitment.
