The best Sasha Higgins’s movies
We present our ranking of the best Sasha Higgins’s movies. Do you love cinema? Or are you looking for a movie of your favorite actor to watch tonight? Surely you have some to see or that you did not know yet about Sasha Higgins.
Prettyface
6.7/10
1969. Two teen girls encounter a family living on a movie ranch. Not any family. The Manson family.
Dark Moon Rising
2.4/10
A group of shape-shifting werewolves descend upon a small town in search of a girl who is re-born once every 2000 years. She holds the key to their survival and all will die who stand in their way.
Dead Men
4.4/10
Jesse Struthers and his brother Jake find themselves on the run after a band of men begin murdering their family.
Warpath
3.9/10
Alice travels west along with a ruthless bounty hunter in search of her lost husband.
Dark Fields
3.8/10
A farmer unearths an old top hat on his property and with it an ancient Indian curse that lays waste to all the farmers crops. All of the adults of the farming community are afflicted by a strange sickness that slowly dries them up until they are dust. It is only when the farmer communes with the hat does he find what it is that will save them all.
The Badger Game
5.3/10
A philanderer falls victim to an extortion scheme when four masked strangers demand restitution for his sins.
Revenge In Kind
5.4/10
Stumped by brutal sex-mutilation crimes, Detective Chris Coxon turns to police psychologist Sarah Scott for help. As their relationship evolves, he must deal with Scott's complicated personal history, a wrenching experience that forces him to challenge his most basic assumptions about morality and justice. At last the crimes are solved, but Coxon is forever changed by both the process and the unexpected answer.
As in the Days of Noah
5.2/10
A reporter and her team from a New York tabloid travels to Kentucky to write a hit piece on the huge full-scale reproduction of Noah's Ark. There, they meet the Ark Encounter director, Noah Zomarsh, who answers all of their skeptical questions. Noah then shows them the purpose of the park through a special holographic message from evangelist Ray Comfort (Living Waters) that encourages them to reconsider what they believe, and explains how they can be saved by receiving Jesus Christ as Savior.
