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What is the best Jamie Lee Curtis movie?

By YPB Team

Slasher survivor, action-comedy spouse, body-swap mom: a surprisingly wide filmography. Scream-queen classics face late-career awards bait.

  1. Halloween — ranked #11
    Halloween
    The 1978 slasher classic that launched Laurie Strode and made Curtis a scream queen.
  2. Trading Places — ranked #22
    Trading Places
    The 1983 comedy with Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd in which Curtis plays Ophelia.
  3. A Fish Called Wanda — ranked #33
    A Fish Called Wanda
    The 1988 heist comedy that earned Curtis a BAFTA nomination.
  4. True Lies — ranked #44
    True Lies
    James Cameron's 1994 action comedy with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
  5. Freaky Friday — ranked #55
    Freaky Friday
    The 2003 body-swap comedy with Lindsay Lohan.
  6. Knives Out — ranked #66
    Knives Out
    The 2019 whodunit with Daniel Craig in which Curtis plays Linda Drysdale.
  7. Everything Everywhere All at Once — ranked #77
    Everything Everywhere All at Once
    The 2022 multiverse film that won Curtis her Academy Award.
  8. Halloween Kills — ranked #88
    Halloween Kills
    The 2021 sequel with Laurie Strode as the town's hero.
  9. Halloween H20: 20 Years Later — ranked #99
    Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
    The 1998 sequel that brought Curtis back to the franchise.
  10. Fierce Creatures — ranked #1010
    Fierce Creatures
    The 1997 comedy reuniting the cast of A Fish Called Wanda.
  11. My Girl — ranked #1111
    My Girl
    The 1991 coming-of-age drama starring Anna Chlumsky and Macaulay Culkin.
  12. Blue Steel — ranked #1212
    Blue Steel
    The 1990 thriller directed by Kathryn Bigelow in which Curtis plays a rookie cop.
  13. The Fog — ranked #1313
    The Fog
    John Carpenter's 1980 ghost story with her mother Janet Leigh.
  14. Prom Night — ranked #1414
    Prom Night
    The 1980 slasher in which Curtis plays a teen.
  15. Terror Train — ranked #1515
    Terror Train
    The 1980 slasher aboard a party train.
  16. Halloween (2018) — ranked #1616
    Halloween (2018)
    The 2018 direct sequel that ignored every film after the original.

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