Eric Brody

Eric Brody, yeah, that guy’s pretty much all over the place lately. If you haven’t seen his face splashed across indie horror posters, you probably just haven’t been paying attention. First up, there’s “Lick” (2024), which is honestly a fever dream of a film—think neon-soaked visuals, a soundtrack that slaps, and more plot twists than your favorite true crime podcast. Brody’s performance? Unhinged but magnetic. One minute you’re cringing, the next you’re rooting for him, and by the end, you’re not even sure whose side you’re on. Then he pops up in “My Family’s Killer Affairs” (2025), which, let’s be real, is a wild ride. Family secrets, betrayals, bodies in the basement (maybe literally, maybe not, who’s to say?). Brody doesn’t play it safe—he leans way into the melodrama, chewing scenery and making you wonder what skeletons he’s hiding. And just when you think he’s maxed out on creepy, he outdoes himself in “Tarot Curse” (2025). Tarot cards, ominous fortunes, and a curse that just won’t quit. Brody’s got that haunted look down—like he’s seen some things—pulling you right into the chaos. The dude’s not just acting, he’s living it, and honestly, he makes you want to binge every bizarre, twisted project he touches. So, yeah, Eric Brody’s name on the credits? That’s your cue for weird, wild, and totally unpredictable cinema.