All 31 Caleb Landry Jones Movies (in Order)
Experience the versatile talent of Caleb Landry Jones in our roundup of some of his most memorable films. From indie dramas to blockbuster thrillers, we’ve compiled a list of Jones’ best works to date.
Prepare to be captivated by his on-screen performances as you journey through this cinematic journey highlighting the range and depth of Caleb Landry Jones’ acting abilities.
1. No Country for Old Men (2007)
No Country for Old Men” is an exhilarating Crime, Drama, and Thriller film directed by the acclaimed Coen Brothers. Set in Texas, the movie is a neo-Western, neo-noir, and follows the story of Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) and his encounters with the ruthless Chigurh (Javier Bardem), a merciless killer.
2. The Longshots (2008)
Prepare to be inspired by the true story of Jasmine Plummer, an 11-year-old who defied the odds and become the first female to ever play in the Pop Warner football tournament’s 56-year history. Directed by Fred Durst, The Longshots tells the heartwarming and unforgettable journey of an exceptional athlete who overcomes adversity, breaks barriers, and redefines the boundaries of her sport.
3. The Last Exorcism (2010)
The Last Exorcism” is a chilling horror movie released in 2010 starring Patrick Fabian and Ashley Bell. The film revolves around an emotionally troubled evangelical minister, Reverend Cotton Marcus, who decides to perform one last exorcism, this time inviting a documentary film crew. However, as the exorcism unfolds, it turns out to be more terrifying and dangerous than expected. The movie uses a found footage approach, blurring the lines between reality and scripted events.
4. The Social Network (2010)
Experience the extraordinary tale of Facebook’s inception in “The Social Network” (2010), directed by David Fincher and written by Aaron Sorkin. This compelling drama takes a fascinating look at the real-life drama surrounding the creation of the world’s largest social media platform.
5. X-Men: First Class (2011)
X-Men: First Class is an exhilarating 2011 action-sci-fi film that takes us back to the 1960s, where superpowered humans Charles Xavier and Erik Lensherr join forces to discover others with extraordinary abilities. As the duo works tirelessly to transform society’s perception of mutants, Erik’s vengeful quest for an aspiring mutant who inflicted a tragic past leads to a catastrophic divide, igniting a firestorm of chaos.
6. Antiviral (2012)
In the chilling sci-fi horror “Antiviral, “ directed by Brandon Cronenberg, a dark industry thrives on exploiting celebrity illnesses, turning fans into obsessed buyers. Employee Syd March finds himself entangled in a dangerous mystery when his attempts to manipulate the system backfire. As the movie unfolds, viewers are taken on a thrilling yet disturbing journey, questioning the lengths people will go to be close to their idols.
7. Byzantium (2012)
In the chilling and captivating film “Byzantium” (2012), two mysterious and enigmatic women take shelter in a neglected coastal town hotel. As the townspeople begin to unravel the secret that entwines these women, it becomes clear that their presence spells a deadly fate for the town. Filled with suspense, horror, and a hint of fantasy, “Byzantium” delves into the world of the vampire, revealing a new and darker facet of this ancient creature.
8. Contraband (2012)
Contraband”, a 2012 action-adventure film directed by Baltasar Kormákur, follows the story of a former smuggler as he embarks on a risky mission to protect his brother-in-law from the clutches of a dangerous drug lord in Panama. The protagonist must navigate through a web of crime, deceit, and violence, all while facing the intense heat of the Panamanian jungle.
9. Tom at the Farm (2013)
Tom at the Farm” is a gripping, thought-provoking drama film that delves into the complexities of human relationships, secrets, and the aftermath of grief. Directed by Xavier Dolan, the movie follows the emotional journey of Tom, a man mourning the loss of his lover, who unexpectedly finds himself thrust into the heart of his lover’s family.
10. The Last Exorcism Part II (2013)
The Last Exorcism Part II” explores the chilling aftermath of Nell Sweetzer’s terrifying exorcism from the first film. As she tries to piece together her shattered life, the malevolent force that once possessed her returns, this time with a more twisted and sinister plan. This heart-stopping horrorshow will immerse you in a labyrinth of dark supernatural power and psychological terror.
11. Heaven Knows What (2014)
‘Heaven Knows What’ is a powerfully raw drama that explores a young woman’s grappling with love and addiction as she navigates the harsh realities of street life. In a gritty world where love, drugs, and forgiveness are interwoven in unexpected ways, the movie offers a gripping glimpse into the lives of those fighting to survive. Following the story of Arielle, a young woman torn between her love for her boyfriend and heroin, this film delves deep into the harsh realities of choice, acceptance and redemption.
12. Queen & Country (2014)
Queen & Country” is a captivating 2014 comedy-drama that serves as the sequel to the acclaimed “Hope and Glory” (1987). The film, directed by John Boorman, follows the life of Bill Rohan as he transitions from being a carefree teenager to a grown man drafted into the military. Alongside his quirky best buddy Percy, Bill navigates the challenges of love, war, and life itself.
13. Low Down (2014)
Low Down” offers a raw and intimate look into the tumultuous life of jazz pianist Joe Albany, as seen through the eyes of his young daughter. Set against the backdrop of the 1970s jazz scene, the film follows Albany’s descent into drug addiction while struggling with his status as an ex-convict, all under the watchful eye of his determined daughter. This gripping biographical drama, featuring powerful performances by John Hawkes, Elle Fanning, and Glenn Close, delves deep into themes of addiction, family, and the complexities of fame.
14. God’s Pocket (2014)
In the gritty crime drama “God’s Pocket, “ Philip Seymour Hoffman shines as a blue-collar worker desperate to hide the truth. When his stepson meets a suspicious death, he covers up the evidence in a desperate bid to keep things under wraps.
15. Stonewall (2015)
Stonewall, “ released in 2015, is a powerful drama movie that focuses on the coming-of-age journey of a young man during a tumultuous time in the LGBTQ+ community’s history. Set in 1969, the film explores themes of homosexuality, homophobia, and the fight for gay liberation amidst prejudice and discrimination.
16. War on Everyone (2016)
In “War on Everyone, “ two corrupt cops, Terry and Bob, have built a career out of blackmailing and framing criminals in the rough city of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Their ruthless tactics have them firmly ensconced at the top of the local criminal hierarchy, until they encounter a new threat. A mysterious and dangerous figure named Sady, played by Alexander Skarsgård, emerges, complicating the situation even more, forcing our duo to reevaluate their own tactics.
17. American Made (2017)
Experience the thrilling and exhilarating journey of Barry Seal, an American pilot who finds himself thrust into a dangerous and clandestine operation with the CIA in the 1980s. “American Made” takes you on a wild ride as this unsuspecting airplane pilot transforms into a drug-runner, all caught up in the turmoil of the infamous Iran-Contra Affair. As the story unfolds, you’ll be left on the edge of your seat wondering how this all-American hero can survive in such a complex and daring world. Tom Cruise expertly brings Barry Seal to life, delivering a dynamic and captivating performance.
18. Get Out (2017)
Get Out” is a chilling and thought-provoking horror film that masterfully explores the themes of racism and oppression. Directed by Jordan Peele, the film follows a young African-American man named Chris, played by Daniel Kaluuya, as he makes a visit to meet his white girlfriend’s (Allison Williams) parents for the weekend. Initially, he is met with a simmering unease but ultimately finds himself in a terrifying situation that he cannot escape.
19. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” is a gripping crime drama that tells the story of Mildred Hayes, a determined mother who takes matters into her own hands when the police fail to find her daughter’s killer. In a small town grappling with tragedy, Mildred’s actions shake the community, forcing the local authorities to confront their own inadequacies and dark secrets.
20. The Florida Project (2017)
The Florida Project” is an emotionally charged drama film that explores the resilience of its characters through the struggles of poverty and the complexities of family relationships. The story follows a lively six-year-old girl named Moonee, who, along with her group of unruly friends, embarks on a whirlwind of adventure and mischief. Living in the shadow of the well-known Walt Disney World, Moonee bonds with her fiercely independent and loving mother as they navigate the challenges of life in their rundown motel.
21. Tyrel (2018)
Tyrel” is a riveting and thought-provoking comedy-drama that takes place during a notorious birthday weekend at a cabin in the Catskills. The film’s protagonist, Tyler, is the only African American man amidst a crowd of drunken, all-white friends.
22. Age Out (2018)
Age Out, previously known as Friday’s Child, is a coming-of-age crime drama that introduces its audience to a young man who turns to petty crime as he finds his way after being released from foster care at 18. The film highlights the challenges he faces in his journey to adulthood and explores the complexities of his relationships, resulting in an unlikely and impossible love. With a PG-13 rating and a runtime of 1 hour and 31 minutes, Age Out resonates with its viewers, touching upon themes of love, foster care, abandonment issues, and emancipation.
23. The Oscars (2018)
Dive into the glamour and excitement of the 90th Annual Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by the charismatic Jimmy Kimmel. This prestigious event celebrates the achievements in the film industry for the year 2017, as the world’s biggest stars gather to recognize and pay tribute to their fellow artists.
24. To the Night (2018)
To the Night” is a thought-provoking drama that delves deep into the mind of its protagonist, Norman. A survivor of a harrowing fire incident as a child, Norman is now obsessed with light and its mysterious powers. This obsession creates an intriguing juxtaposition with his haunted past, giving his character an air of complexity that drives the story forward.
25. Welcome the Stranger (2018)
Welcome the Stranger, “ a 2018 drama-mystery film, follows the reunion of estranged siblings Alice and Ethan. Alice, played by Abbey Lee, makes an unexpected appearance at Ethan’s home, sparking Ethan’s suspicion and leading to escalating tensions. As Alice starts experiencing inexplicable visions, the situation becomes more unpredictable, with the arrival of Ethan’s enigmatic girlfriend Misty.
26. The Outpost (2019)
The Outpost” is a tense and action-packed drama set in the unforgiving terrain of Afghanistan. With a star-studded cast, including Scott Eastwood, Orlando Bloom, and Caleb Landry Jones, this epic tale of bravery and survival follows a small band of U. S. soldiers who find themselves vastly outnumbered against an intimidating force of hundreds of Taliban fighters.
27. The Dead Don’t Die (2019)
In the quirky comedy-horror film, “The Dead Don’t Die, “ the sleepy town of Centerville awakens to a gruesome invasion. As the peace is shattered by the resurrection of the undead, the townspeople, led by unconventional police officers, must join forces to fight off the relentless zombie horde. Famous faces like Bill Murray, Adam Driver, and Tilda Swinton bring their unique charm to the eerie landscape, while Jim Jarmusch masterfully blends comedy and horror elements in this fresh take on the zombie apocalypse.
28. The Kindness of Strangers (2019)
In the chilling winter of New York City, lives intertwine in the heartwarming drama, “The Kindness of Strangers. “ Lone Scherfig’s directorial debut tells the story of how an unexpected act of kindness can breathe new life into a soul worn down by life’s challenges.
29. Viena and the Fantomes (2020)
Embark on a captivating journey with “Viena and the Fantomes, “ set in the electric 1980s alternative rock scene. This spellbinding drama follows the story of a dedicated roadie, as he travels across North America alongside a wild and passionate punk band. Together, they navigate the ebbs and flows of their unconventional lives, creating unforgettable memories and fueling their love for music.
30. The Forgiven (2021)
The Forgiven” is an intense and captivating drama set in the heart of Morocco. Based on the novel by Lawrence Osborne, the film centers around a group of wealthy Western tourists who attend an extravagant party in the High Atlas Mountains. Their trip takes a dark turn when one of them accidentally hits a young local boy and flees the scene. This fatal mistake sets off a series of events that ultimately lead the characters to confront their own moral dilemmas and face the consequences of their actions against the backdrop of the Sahara desert.
31. Finch (2021)
Finch” (2021) is a heartwarming adventure set in the post-apocalyptic future. A robot, meticulously crafted by a robotics engineer, embarks on a journey to fulfill his creator’s last wish — to keep the engineer’s beloved dog safe.
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