23 Fred Savage Movies, Ranked Best to Worst

Adapted from William Goldman’s 1973 novel of the same name, the film The Princess Bride tells the story of a farmhand named Westley, who is on a mission to rescue his true love Princess Buttercup from the odious Prince Humperdinck.

An adolescent girl named Milly moves in next door to Eric Gibb, an autistic teen boy, who lives with his uncle, as he had lost his parents when he was just five years of age. Milly learns that Eric is obsessed with birds and spends a lot of time on rooftops posing like he is flying. She eventually saves him from a potentially deadly fall, but soon, it seems that Eric might really have the ability to fly.

Little Monsters is an adventure comedy film which tells the story of Dave, a washed up musician recovering from a bad break-up. When there is a sudden outbreak of zombies, he teams up with his nephew’s teacher, Miss Caroline, in order to protect young children.

The Rules of Attraction is a black-comedy drama film which tells the story of an unusual love triangle between a drug dealer, a virgin and a bisexual classmate. 

After his little brother Jimmy is put in a mental institution, Corey manages to break him out, and the two run off together to California. He soon discovers that Jimmy is a master when it comes to video games, and they decide to travel to take part in a video game competition. Meanwhile, however, their parents have hired someone to track down the children.

The movie starts with super spy Austin Powers arresting Dr. Evil and foiling his plan to bring back the evil Goldmember. But when his father Nigel Powers is kidnapped, Austin travels back in time and teams up with Foxxy Cleopatra to stop Goldmember and Dr. Evil’s son Scott from destroying the world and save his father. 

The Super Troopers receive the responsibility of setting up a highway patrol station, after a dispute occurs between the US and Canada.

Marshall is a divorced executive who lives with a 11 year old son. When father and son touch a magical Tibetan skull, it releases a mysterious power that swaps them into each other’s bodies.

After two successful terms in office, a former US President Monroe Cole returns to his hometown of Mooseport. After the death of the town mayor, Cole is approached by the town council about running for office. Fed up of his ex-wife, Cole agrees because if he wins, his Mooseport home can serve as his office, which is why it will not be divided up or sold off in his divorce settlement.

In order to provide his child with the luxuries which he had never experienced, a father decides to launch a summer day camp for his son. However, things don’t go as planned and he faces financial difficulties, as well as competition from a rival camp.