This list of 13 films demonstrates why Bella Thorne is the next big thing in Hollywood.

Redhead actress, singer, and writer Bella Thorne has been a media staple for quite some time. Despite being a target of the media's scrutiny due to her personal problems, she has left an indelible mark on the film industry. Even though she hasn't had much success in the film industry, she has become a teen icon thanks to her recurring roles on television and occasional supporting roles in movies. Bella began acting at a young age and has since appeared in films with a slew of A-list Hollywood actors, which has generated significant buzz for her future projects. However, despite her unappealing personality, she is an undeniable talent on the cusp of her Hollywood breakthrough.

Bella Thorne's finest film and television roles are collected here. It would be foolish to assume that she was overlooked in any of her roles, no matter how small or uncredited they may have been. So, without further ado, here is a rundown of the best of Bella Thorne's film and TV work. If you have a subscription to Hulu, Netflix, or Amazon Prime, you can watch some of the best Bella Thorne movies right now!

The Thirteenth (2015)

Hazel (Thorne), the daughter of a dysfunctional couple, is a teenager with agoraphobia (a fear of open spaces and crowds) in this suspenseful drama. She and her mother Dee are ambushed by a gang of gunmen on the way to medical care, and her brothers Jesse and Pru are among those killed. Hazel must go in search of assistance while fighting her own anxiety and the gunmen if she is to save herself and her mother.

(12) Shake It Up (2010-2013)

In "Shake It Up," starring Bella Thorne, Zendaya, and the Disney Channel, two best friends, CeCe Jones and Rocky, pursue their dreams of becoming professional dancers despite the rocky circumstances, flashy lifestyle, and fierce competition that come with it. helping out Flynn, CeCe's brother, while they star on "Shake It Up Chicago" Fun to watch and full of teen drama's nuance, "Shake It Up" revolves around main characters CeCe and Rocky.

Number Eleven (2017): Amityville: The Awakening

'Amityville: The Awakening' stars Bella Thorne as Belle Walker, one of three children of a single mother Joan Walker. The film, which was supposed to launch Thorne's career, bombed at the box office and was eventually made available online for free. who relocate to a new residence and report strange happenings; this residence turns out to be the infamous Amityville House In the end, Belle learns that her mother tried to move in to the house on purpose so she could care for her unconscious twin brother. Despite a passable premise, the film appears to have bombed due to sloppy production values and a dull script.

Film #10: Shovel Buddies (2016)

Thorne plays Kate, the irate sister of Sammy who, as the name suggests, would prefer to be buried with his jersey rather than be cremated as his parents plan to do. She and three of Sammy's friends break into the crematorium and remove his body, subsequently attracting the attention of law enforcement by digging up the grounds. In the final scene, the four characters say their final goodbyes and bury Sammy in a stadium while he is still wearing his jersey.

No. 9: Forget Me Not (2009 ).

One of the protagonists' younger selves, Young Angela, was played by Bella Thorne, then 12 years old. Although Angela is only in a few scenes, her sweetness and purity are a highlight of this suspenseful horror film. In "Forget Me Not," young Angela plays a pivotal role because she is the one to give the protagonist, Sandy, a bouquet of flowers with the inscription "Forget me not."

Number Eight: The Perfect High (2015)

Bella Thorne's role as Amanda in 'Perfect High' is widely regarded as one of the highlights of her acting career. Amanda, who loves to dance but frequently suffers from sore knees due to her hobby, is frequently prescribed medication. Her three best friends from high school, Riley, Nate, and Carson, all become dependent on her prescription medication as they hang out together. When Amanda's pills run out, they turn to heroin, and things become more complicated. When Riley overdoses, their antics come to an abrupt halt.

Seventh Grade Readers: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day!

In this hilarious comedy, Bella Thorne plays Celia, the girlfriend of Anthony, Ben (Steve Carell)'s oldest son. It's billed as a comedy of errors, and it follows a family of five through a series of mishaps that occur on the day of the book launch where Celia and Anthony's relationship goes through several iterations. Featuring comedic genius from Steve Carell and Jennifer Garner, the film will have you in fits of laughter. While Thorne may not be widely known,

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Movie Number Six: The Babysitter

The latest film in Bella Thorne's filmography is called "The Babysitter," and it follows a cult that consists of a babysitter and her high school friends. Played by Thorne, Allison is shot by a police officer who was summoned to the scene by a witness to the cult's activities. Allison's brief appearance in the film is cut short when she is fatally shot in the head again during a scuffle.

2015's Blended, #5: The Best of Both Worlds

This simplistic film about a widower and a divorcee who meet up in a far-flung locale is a humorous but trite look at single parents who are looking forward to reconnecting with one another through their children. Bella Thorne plays the rambunctious young woman who undergoes a physical makeover later in the film in order to catch the eye of Jake, a member of the mixed-race family gathering. Despite the film's poor performance at the box office, real-life couple Drew Barrymore and Bella Thorne finally got to work together for the first time on 'Blended.

Seasons 4 of Big Love (2006-2011)

Bill Henrickson, his three wives, and their nine children are the center of the critically acclaimed television series Big Love. Tancy Henrickson, played by Bella Thorne, is Bill Henrickson's daughter from his first marriage to Barb. This Emmy-winning series, featuring an ensemble cast, is arguably one of the most prominent projects in which Bella Thorne has participated. The drama centers on a power struggle between three wives.

Three (2015) The DUFF

Bella Thorne returns to her usual fare with "The DUFF," another high school drama in which she plays mean girl Madison. Bianca, Jess, Casey, Wesley, Toby, and Madison are the central characters in "The DUFF," an acronym for "Designated Ugly Fat Friend." The film's themes of jealousy, love and hate, complicated relationships, funny references, and social status earned high marks from viewers and reviewers alike.

2) Scream, the TV Show (2015-2017)

Bella Thorne makes a guest appearance as Nina Patterson on the iconic television series Scream. Thorne, by the way, plays the part that Drew Barrymore did in the 1996 version of "Scream." Sadly, Thorne's screen time is cut short when she falls victim to the Lakewood Slasher and has her throat slashed along with Nina's. Interesting fact: Bella Thorne's screams required nearly fifteen takes to capture accurately.

The One and Only Ivan (2016)

Starring Bella Thorne, "Famous in Love" is about a college student named Paige Townsen who is cast as the main character in a Hollywood blockbuster titled "Locked." She has to deal with old friends she hasn't talked to in a while, new love from one of her co-stars, her parents' aspirational goal of seeing them through to seeing her get a college degree, and juggling her work and school commitments. An intriguing new TV show, "Famous in Love" will have to prove itself after a few seasons.

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