David Trevail

David Trevail—yeah, that guy—you’ve probably seen his name roll by in the credits if you’ve watched horror flicks or a bit of sci-fi TV in the last few years. He’s the sort of name that pops up when you’re deep into a movie marathon and suddenly realize, “Hey, I’ve seen this dude before.” His work in Slumber Party Massacre (2021) is honestly a wild ride. The movie isn’t your typical hack-and-slash—it’s got this sly humor and self-awareness. David’s performance? He totally leans into the campy, over-the-top vibe, but somehow makes it feel fresh, like he’s in on the joke with the audience. Not a lot of folks can pull that off, but he does. Then there’s Vagrant Queen (2020), which is a whole different ball game. Space opera, weird aliens, laser guns—the works. David doesn’t just fade into the background; he actually brings some personality to the table, which is impressive considering how easy it is to get lost in the noise of sci-fi shows. He’s got this knack for making even the most random side character memorable. And don’t forget Pumpkin Everything (2022). It’s a total switch-up—think cozy small-town drama with autumn leaves and pumpkin spice everything. David slides right in, swapping the horror and lasers for warm, heartfelt moments. It’s honestly fun to see someone tackle such different genres and not miss a beat. Whether he’s playing it creepy, quirky, or just plain charming, Trevail’s got range. If you’re flipping through channels and spot his name, you know you’re at least in for something a little different.