Jeff Powers

Jeff Powers doesn’t exactly have your standard Hollywood resume, but man, his filmography packs a punch if you’re into offbeat, gritty stuff. First up, there’s “Reverse the Curse” from 2023—yeah, that one’s a wild ride. It’s not just about baseball superstitions, it dives into those weird, messy obsessions people get when they’re convinced they can actually change fate. There’s this whole undercurrent of desperation and hope, and honestly, the way Powers weaves the story, you’re never really sure if things are about to go off the rails or if redemption’s just around the corner. It’s got these real, flawed characters—no sugarcoating—and you’ll probably walk away questioning your own little rituals. Now, “NOS4A2: Ghost” (2019) is a different beast. It’s got this eerie, supernatural vibe, mixing horror with a bit of that classic road trip energy—just, you know, with more monsters and existential dread. The imagery sometimes feels ripped straight from a nightmare, and there’s this constant tug-of-war between good and evil that Powers doesn’t make easy for you to root for. The world-building? Super detailed, but it never feels forced—more like you stumbled into a universe that was already humming along, ghosts and all. Rounding things out with “American Juggalo” (2011)—oh boy, that’s a trip. It’s raw, it’s loud, and it doesn’t judge. Powers just lets the camera roll, pulling you right into the madness of the Juggalo subculture. Forget what you think you know about documentaries—this one’s more like a window into chaos, and the humanity hiding underneath all that face paint.