Valorie Curry’s 5 Best Movies And TV Shows (According To IMDb)

Valorie Curry is a young actress from Orange County, California. Despite having acted since 2005, Curry is just now making waves thanks to some substantial roles in film, TV, and the video game industry. She stormed onto the scene on Veronica Mars, and has since earned substantial roles in shows like The Following, House of Lies, and The Tick.

And that doesn’t even take into account Curry’s film and video game work, which have included roles in Blair Witch and Detroit: Become Human. Some are obviously better than others, and we’re here to root them out.

These are Valorie Curry’s five best movies and television shows, according to IMDb.

10 Movie: Inherit The Viper (2019) – 5.0

Okay, we better make one thing straight — Valorie Curry’s movie output hasn’t been especially well received. This might not mean much, as it may be due to her generally small filmography and limited selection. Her fifth highest-rated movie is Inherit the Viper, a crime drama that was released in 2019. However, it doesn’t seem like very many people saw it, judging by the fewer than 500 ratings on IMDb. Unfortunately, those who have seen the film don’t appear to like it much, as evident by the 5.0 rating.

9 Movie: Blair Witch (2016) – 5.5

Blair Witch is the direct sequel to The Blair Witch Project, one of the most popular and influential horror movies ever made. Unfortunately, not many people asked for a sequel, which significantly hurt Blair Witch‘s reputation. It certainly wasn’t as bad Book of Shadows, but it also wasn’t particularly great, either. It’s a perfectly average horror film, and you could do a lot worse if you’re stuck inside on a weekend afternoon. Curry portrays Talia, a woman who — spoiler alert — meets a very nasty and gory end.

8 Movie: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 (2012) – 5.5

Valorie Curry snuck into the Twilight saga at the last possible minute, scoring the role of Charlotte in Breaking Dawn – Part 2. Charlotte is one of the American nomads and mate to Peter (Erik Odom). While the Twilight saga never really earned critical acclaim — or general respect — it was nevertheless incredibly popular throughout its cinematic run. Breaking Dawn – Part 2, the climax of the series, grossed an astounding $829 million at the worldwide box office.

7 Movie: American Pastoral (2016) – 6.1

If nothing else, Curry got to work with some incredible actors on American Pastoral. Unfortunately, the movie did not receive good reviews, scoring just 22% on Rotten Tomatoes and 43 on Metacritic. But it seems like general audiences were more forgiving, as it currently stands at a rather respectable 6.1/10 on IMDb.

Based on the iconic Philip Roth novel of the same name, the film was directed by Ewan McGregor, so right away that’s a win for Valorie Curry. It also starred the likes of McGregor himself, Jennifer Connelly, and Dakota Fanning.

6 Movie: I Love You Like Crazy (2011) – 6.9

I Love You Like Crazy is a short film, coming in at just 22 minutes. But short films are an art in and of themselves — the Oscars have a short film category for a reason. Unfortunately, only fifteen people have rated this film over on IMDb. However, it seems like those fifteen people really enjoyed the movie, judging by its 6.9/10 rating. Curry plays Melody, a punk girl who begins a personal relationship with a schizophrenic in a psych ward. It’s a great little movie, and we recommend it — if you can get your hands on it, that is.

5 TV Show: The Following (2013-15) – 7.4

Much better received was the television show The Following. The Following was a psychological horror series that aired on Fox between 2013 and 2015. It starred Kevin Bacon as Ryan Hardy, an FBI agent who tracks down an escaped serial killer who has started his own cult. Valorie Curry plays Emma Hill, the serial killer’s right-hand woman and romantic partner. Curry is credited for two of the show’s three seasons, which amounts to 29 episodes according to IMDb.

4 TV Show: House Of Lies (2012-16) – 7.4

Also coming in with a 7.4 is House of Lies. This is a show that aired on Showtime for five seasons and 58 episodes between 2012 and 2016. It starred the likes of Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell, and it primarily follows Cheadle’s Marty Kaan, a highly immoral and self-loathing management consultant.

Valorie Curry had a recurring role on the show throughout Season 4, starring in ten episodes as computer programmer Kelsey.

3 TV Show: The Tick (2016-19) – 7.4

The third Valorie Curry TV show with a 7.4 rating is The Tick. The Tick was a critically acclaimed show over on Amazon, with its first season scoring 90% on Rotten Tomatoes and its second a perfect 100%. However, it failed to generate much interest within the general viewing population, and was cancelled after just two seasons and 22 episodes. Curry starred in every episode as Dot Everest, an EMT and the sister of Arthur, the Tick’s primary sidekick. It’s Curry’s most substantial role, aside from maybe The Following, and she absolutely kills it.

2 TV Show: Psych (2006-14) – 8.3

Breaking the 7.4 curse is Psych, a brilliant detective comedy show that aired for eight seasons and 120 episodes over on the USA Network. Curry only appeared in one episode — as Rose-Marie Farrow in Season 6’s “Heeeeere’s Lassie.” It’s a very small role, we understand that. But it’s a role in a highly acclaimed series, and the episode itself has an astounding rating of 9.0 on IMDb, so it’s clearly a good one.

1 TV Show: Veronica Mars (2004-2007, 2019) – 8.3

And finally we come to Veronica Mars, Valorie Curry’s first credited television role (and first credited role in general). Veronica Mars needs no introduction — it’s one of the most iconic television shows of all time. Curry appeared in, playing Jane Kuhne, Wallace Fennel’s ex-girlfriend, throughout Season 2. It wasn’t a big role by any means, but it got Curry’s foot in the television industry’s door, and she has certainly capitalized on that stroke of luck.

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Nathan Sharp is a writer from outside Toronto, Ontario. He has a love of movies and television, having enjoyed them for more than twenty years. His preferences include drama, action, and horror, with the former being a particular point of interest and fascination.

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