All 29 Rebekah Kochan Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Welcome to our roundup of Rebekah Kochan’s impressive filmography! From captivating lead roles to supporting characters that leave a lasting impact, Rebekah’s work showcases her versatility and dedication to her craft. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some of her most memorable performances, exploring the stories, characters, and themes that have made Rebekah Kochan a beloved and respected figure in the world of film.
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1. Eating Out (2004)
“Eating Out” is a 2004 romantic comedy-drama film that tackles the themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery. The movie centers around Caleb, a recently single guy who falls for Gwen, only to have his roommate set him up with Marc, Gwen’s roommate.
2. Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds (2006)
Following the heartbreak of a broken relationship, Kyle embarks on a new journey with Gwen and Tiffani to win the affections of a sexually bewildered art model named Troy. However, complications arise when Marc, the former lover, also sets his sights on the same object of desire.
3. Pirates of Treasure Island (2006)
Embark on an adventurous journey with the “Pirates of Treasure Island! “ This action-packed 2006 film takes viewers on a CGI-laden hunt for buried riches. Featuring a monotonous innkeeper’s life suddenly transformed by a found treasure map, this film piques your curiosity with the promise of hidden wonders.
4. Unknown (2006)
“Unknown, “ a pulse-pounding crime drama, invites viewers into a world of intrigue and mystery where five men wake up in a claustrophobic warehouse with no recollection of their past or their identities. Trapped and handcuffed together, these enigmatic men must fight to decipher their lives and relationships, while trying to identify who among them can be trusted.
5. When a Killer Calls (2006)
“When a Killer Calls” (2006) is a chilling crime, horror, and mystery thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The film follows a unsuspecting babysitter who finds herself in the crosshairs of a deranged man who has just committed a horrific home invasion. As the sinister phone calls begin pouring in, the babysitter is plunged into a web of danger and terror.
6. Dracula’s Curse (2006)
Dracula’s Curse, released in 2006, follows a team of vampire hunters who join forces to defeat an evil vampire clan in the dark underworld. The film is set in the United States and features stars such as Thomas Downey, Eliza Swenson, and Rhett Giles. The plot revolves around the elite vampire hunting team, The Nine, led by Jacob Van Helsing.
7. Halloween Night (2006)
As Halloween descends upon the sleepy town of Willow Grove, a sinister secret lies within its walls. Unbeknownst to the townsfolk, a shocking revelation about their past will haunt them on this darkest of nights. After a harrowing 10 years in the horrors of the New York Asylum, Chris Vale finally returns, ready to face his demons. As the festive spirit intensifies, a chilling mystery slowly unravels within the asylum — the brutal murder of Chris’ family which took place years ago.
8. Lez Be Friends (2007)
“Lez Be Friends” is an emotionally heartwarming and hilarious comedy film that delves into the fascinating world of lesbian relationships. Directed and written by Glenn Gaylord, the movie intricately weaves together a captivating ensemble of characters as they conquer the exhilarating highs and lows of love, life, and friendship. With a runtime of 1 hour and 10 minutes, this film presents a charmingly light-hearted perspective on the triumphant challenges and blissful joys of LGBTQ+ romantic encounters. The film features a star-studded cast, including Nic Arnzen, Christine Barger, and Q. Allan Brocka, making it a fun and captivating experience for viewers of all ages.
9. Freakshow (2007)
“Freakshow” — a chilling horror movie released in 2007 — blends realism with the unreal. It tells the thrilling story of a group of criminals who take on the security roles at a modern-day traveling circus. Initially, they plan a heist, but Lucy, a cunning member of the group, has a different scheme in mind. She proposes a plan to seduce and marry the aging circus owner, Lon, to secure her future.
10. Flu Bird Horror (2008)
“Flu Bird Horror” is a spine-tingling horror-thriller that takes you to the heart of the mountains, where a group of unsuspecting teenagers find themselves in the crosshairs of a dangerous and deadly epidemic. As they embark on an outdoor excursion, they’re suddenly attacked by ominous birds infected with a lethal virus that spreads like wildfire.
11. Homewrecker (2009)
“Homewrecker” is a hysterically funny parody comedy that spoofs the Lifetime Channel for Women movies, all in a gay twist. Three happy, married gay couples living in Los Angeles find their lives disrupted when they invite a young, scheming “homewrecker” into their homes.
12. The Telling (2009)
“The Telling” is a 2009 horror, mystery, and thriller film directed by Nicholas Carpenter and Harry Grigsby, who were also responsible for the screenplay written by Joe Lessard. The movie’s plot revolves around a group of sorority pledges who are tasked with telling the scariest story they know as a final challenge. However, as the night progresses, the girls begin to realize that one of them might have taken the concept of murder too far.
13. Eating Out: All You Can Eat (2009)
In Eating Out: All You Can Eat, a new player enters the game of online dating as a “straight” stripper. But when he returns to the area, things take a dark, twisty turn. A gay connection is made, but the entanglements that follow threaten to spiral out of control. In a world where people hide behind pseudonyms and pictures of others, trust and understanding become the key to unlocking the truth of who we really are.
14. Eating Out: Drama Camp (2011)
“Romance at Drama Camp: A Gay Story” delves into the heated romance of a same-sex relationship, set against the enticing backdrop of a drama camp where two guys bond. As their attachment meets obstacles, the captivating atmosphere of the camp proves to be a compelling force.
15. Finding Mr. Wright (2011)
Finding Mr. Wright is a quirky and heartwarming comedy that will leave you laughing and rooting for the characters until the very end.
16. Eating Out: The Open Weekend (2011)
Prepare yourself for the outrageous, star-studded and side-splitting adventure in “Eating Out: The Open Weekend”! This film follows Zack, an unassuming, gay-male-in-the-making, who finds himself on a Palm Springs getaway with his new boyfriend Benji. To Zack’s surprise, Benji is not what he first seemed. He proposes an ‘open relationship’, a notion which Zack had never contemplated.
17. The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
The Dark Knight Rises is an exhilarating action-drama-thriller film released in 2012, directed by Christopher Nolan and written by Jonathan Nolan, Christopher Nolan, and David S. Goyer.
18. First Period (2013)
“First Period” is a hilarious cross-dressing comedy set in high school that brings together an eccentric new girl and a nonconformist outcast. They embark on a daring quest to conquer the annual talent contest and win the hearts of the entire school. Laughs and surprises abound as they team up for an unforgettable adventure, breaking boundaries and defying the odds in this outrageous comedy.
19. InAPPropriate Comedy (2013)
Prepare for the insanest comedy ride of your life with “In AP Propriate Comedy. “ Bursting with off-the-chain humor, this 2013 gem promises to take political correctness on a wild joyride through cultural anarchy. A comedic twist on today’s outrageous tech obsession, expect to see a tablet full of the funniest, most obnoxious apps out there, causing chaos across cultures and boundaries.
20. Waiting in the Wings: The Musical (2014)
“Ready to Take Center Stage: The Musical” is a thrilling farce which narrates a humorous scenario of a passionate theatre devotee crossing paths with a strikingly gorgeous exotic dancer. As they confront the necessity of mastering fresh skills to be successful in the Broadway realm, the duo embarks on a rollercoaster ride full of sudden deviations and turns.
21. Dysmorphia (2014)
“Dysmorphia” is a low-budget, horror-comedy film that follows struggling siblings who stumble upon their dead uncle’s secret collection of lost horror films on videotape. With each new revelation, the siblings find themselves drawn into a dark and macabre world of demented solicitors, gruesome dares, and demonic technologies. As they eagerly watch each shocking, bizarre, and comedic horror film, they soon realize that they have awakened something sinister and ghastly.
22. Bro, What Happened? (2014)
Bro, What Happened? is a wild and hilarious comedy that takes you on a journey to unravel a night of chaos and chaos. Friends Phil and his crew embark on a hilarious escapade to piece together the events that unfolded at a notorious drug-fueled party. As they stumble upon a series of risqué encounters, it turns out that the night was anything but ordinary.
23. Deadly Sanctuary (2015)
In the gripping crime thriller Deadly Sanctuary, a tenacious reporter ventures to a small, isolated town in search of the truth. As she unravels the town’s web of secrets, she becomes entangled in a deadly conspiracy.
24. Girlfriends of Christmas Past (2016)
This Christmas, three women join forces in a hilarious quest for revenge after being cruelly discarded by the same heartless guy. But as they plot their vengeance, they soon realize that the bitterness of their past may be hindering their chances at finding new love.
25. EuroClub (2016)
Embark on a raucous European adventure with the three American guys in “EuroClub” (2016). Struggling to make connections with ladies back home, they decide to seek new horizons.
26. Unfallen (2017)
“Unfallen,” unveiled in 2017, offers a riveting and emotional journey of two estranged twin brothers who find themselves reconnected amidst the mayhem of an arduous conflict. Set during the tumultuous Civil War in Tajikistan, the boys are torn apart and eventually meet again as they navigate a new warzone. One brother has ascended to the ranks of an American soldier, while the other has chosen to join the ranks of the Taliban.
27. Breaking the Rules (2017)
Breaking the Rules, originally titled Open, is a wild romp of a comedy movie released in 2017. Directed by Paul Hart, the film stars Jake Hunter, Jason Stuart, and Drew Droege, and follows a married couple celebrating their 10-year anniversary (a symbolic mark of 10 years of monogamy). The couple begins to entertain the possibility that they may be missing out on something more exciting, ultimately leading them to break free of the norms and explore new horizons.
28. Still Waiting in the Wings (2018)
Still Waiting in the Wings is an inspiring and heartfelt musical about the highs and lows of chasing dreams in the heart of New York City. The film focuses on a group of aspiring actors who, while waiting tables in Times Square, hold onto their dream of making it big on Broadway. As they navigate the challenges of balancing their day jobs with their passion for the stage, they discover the power of friendship and the true meaning of success.
29. Breaking the Rules (2023)
Breaking the Rules, released in 2023, is a comedic take on exploring open relationships. Kyle and David, a bored and struggling married couple, envy their close friends Mark and Richard’s seemingly perfect relationship. With a spark of curiosity, they decide to spice things up and pursue a non-sexual open relationship.
