10 Best Evan Peters Movies and TV Shows Ranked

Evan Peters debuted with the 2004 series Clipping Adam. Ryan Murphy’s anthology show, American Horror Story, catapulted him to fame. His performance as Detective Colin Zabel in the 2020–21 HBO crime drama Mare of Easttown earned him a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor. His portrayal of the title character in Murphy’s 2022 Netflix miniseries Dahmer—Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story earned him a Golden Globe for Best Actor and an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor. The actor’s work is diverse and outstanding, ranging from films to television shows to short films. To make it simpler for the actor’s fans, we have curated a list of the ten Best movies and TV shows featuring Evan Peters ranked according to their IMDb ratings.

10 Best Evan Peters Movies and TV Shows According to IMDb rating 

The Office

IMDb Rating: 9

In 2010, Evan Peters made a guest appearance in a single episode titled “Nepotism” in the seventh season of the famous American sitcom The Office. He portrayed the character of Luke Cooper, the lead character Michael Scott’s nephew and an incompetent hire due to nepotism. Zippy and entertaining, the season was full of memorable phrases and moments.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters (One Episode)
• Michael Scott

Directed by	Jeffrey Blitz
Release Date	March 24, 2005
Running Time	22–42 minutes

House 

IMDb Rating: 8.7

The show has set impressively high standards. It is always watchable, and House season 5 was no different. Actor Evan Peters made an appearance in the ninth episode of this season. The episode titled “Last Resort” was the ninety-fifth episode overall. It was broadcast on November 25, 2008. This episode is classified as an “extended episode” because it lasts 50 minutes, seven minutes longer than usual, excluding advertisements.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters (One Episode)

Directed by	Katie Jacobs
Release	November 16, 2004
Running Time	41–50 minutes

Pose

IMDb Rating: 8.6

Set between 1987 and 1998, Pose (or POSE as it is stylized) delves into the various facets of the contrasting aspects of life and society in New York City during that period. These include the African-American and Latino ball culture scene, the vibrant downtown social and literary scene, the rise of the yuppie culture, and HIV/AIDS. The show was nominated for numerous top awards and was well-received by both reviewers and audiences. Pose is a captivating addition to Ryan Murphy’s repertoire, blending artistic opulence with compelling drama. The show exudes energy, poise, and confidence, making it a refreshing and exciting watch.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters
• Kate Mara
• James Van Der Beek
• Michaela Jaé Rodriguez
• Dominique Jackson
• Billy Porter
• Indya Moore

Created by	Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Steven Canals
Release	June 3, 2018
Running Time	45–78 minutes

Mare of Easttown  

IMDb Rating: 8.4

Mare of Easttown is a limited crime drama series written by Brad Ingelsby. It features Kate Winslet in the lead role. Mare of Easttown received critical acclaim for its compelling story, well-developed characters, exceptional acting, and portrayal of women. The 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards saw the series take home four statuettes out of sixteen nominations. Winslet was named Outstanding Lead Actress, Peters Outstanding Supporting Actor, and Nicholson Outstanding Supporting Actress. One of the series’ selling points was the cast’s convincing use of a Philadelphia accent, rarely heard in popular culture.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters
• Kate Winslet
• Julianne Nicholson

Directed by	Craig Zobel
Release	April 18, 2021
Running Time	58–66 minutes

Parenthood 

IMDb Rating: 8.3

Parenthood is an NBC family comedy-drama created by Jason Katims and produced by Imagine Television and Universal Television. The show follows the Bravermans, an older couple with four children and their families. It aired six seasons from March 2, 2010, to January 29, 2015. The series received positive reviews from critics and numerous nominations and awards. Evan Peters appeared as Brandon in the 20th episode of the second season, titled New Plan.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters (One Episode)
• Peter Krause
• Lauren Graham
• Dax Shepard

Directed by	Michael Weaver
Release	March 2, 2010
Running Time	43–60 minutes

The Mentalist

IMDb Rating: 8.2

Evan Peters appeared in a single episode of The Mentalist in 2010. The episode “18-5-4” was the 21st episode of the second season. In this episode, Patrick Jane and the CBI team are tasked with investigating the death of a mathematical genius, killed by a clown armed with a gun. Evan Peters portrayed the character of Oliver McDaniel in the series.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters (One Episode)
• Simon Baker
• Owain Yeoman

Directed by	Charles Beeson
Release	September 23, 2008
Running Time	43 minutes

The Days 

IMDb Rating: 8.2

Tollin-Robbins Productions and Mindshare Entertainment are the makers of The Days. The story centers on the Days, a family from Philadelphia. Evan Peters portrays the character of Cooper Day, who is the middle child in the family. He is an aspiring writer eagerly anticipating the day of his graduation. All six episodes start and conclude with a monologue entry from his journal.

Cast: 

• David Newsom
• Marguerite MacIntyre
• Evan Peters
• Laura Ramsey
• Zachary Maurer

Created by	John Scott Shepherd
Release	July 18, 2004
Running Time	60 minutes

Criminal Minds

IMDb Rating:  8.1

Criminal Minds is a police procedural crime drama series created and produced by Jeff Davis. Evan Peters appeared as Charlie Hillridge in the sixteenth episode of the fifth season. Simon Mirren and Erica Messer penned the screenplay, while Matthew Gray Gubler was its director. This episode aired on March 3, 2010, and was titled Mosley Lane, and 13 million U.S. viewers tuned in to watch it.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters (One Episode)

Directed by	Matthew Gray Gubler
Release	September 22, 2005
Running Time	42 minutes

Monk

IMDb Rating:  8.1

The episode “Mr. Monk and the Genius” from the comedy-drama show Monk featured a guest appearance by Evan Peters. In the episode, Monk finds himself pitted against a brilliant chess master (played by David Strathairn), who he firmly believes is responsible for his wife’s murder. The episode aired on July 25, 2008, and 5.06 million people in the United States watched it. Joe Toplyn is its writer.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters (One Episode)
• David Strathairn
• Tony Shalhoub

Directed by	Michael W. Watkins
Release	July 12, 2002
Running Time	44 minutes

American Horror Story 

IMDb Rating: 8

American Horror Story is a horror anthology television series that Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk created for the cable network FX. The American Story media franchise began with its first instalment, consisting of a self-contained miniseries. Each season follows a unique group of characters and occurs in a different setting within the fictional universe. The seasons have a distinct storyline with a “beginning, middle, and end.” Certain plot elements in each season drew loose inspiration from real-life events. Many actors and actresses have long run-ins with series, often playing various roles or even new ones. Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, and Lily Rabe are the most frequent returnees, with nine seasons each.

Cast: 

• Evan Peters
• Sarah Paulson
• Lily Rabe

Created by	Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk
Release	October 5, 2011
Running Time	32–73 minutes

Other Popular Evan Peters Movies and TV Shows According to IMDb Rating 

Title	Genre	IMDb Rating
X-Men: Days of Future Past	Superhero	7.9
Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story	Crime Thriller, Biographical Drama	7.9
One Tree Hill	Drama	7.8
Deadpool 2	Superhero	7.6
Kick-Ass	Black Comedy, Superhero	7.6
Invasion	Science Fiction	7.5
In Plain Sight	Drama	7.4
An American Crime	Crime, Horror, Drama	7.2
China, IL	Adult Animated, Sitcom	7.1
Without a Trace	Police Procedural Drama	7
American Animals	Heist Docudrama	7

 

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