Alex David

Alex David’s name pops up in some pretty wild corners of cinema, right? You’ve got Gummo (1997) for starters—yeah, that one, the cult classic that’s as much a fever dream as it is a movie. Anybody who’s seen it remembers the weird, offbeat energy, and Alex’s involvement just sort of adds to that whole raw, unpredictable vibe. Then there’s Faith (1997). Not as mainstream, sure, but it’s got this gritty, honest storytelling that’s hard to shake off. The movie digs into the messiness of, well, being human. Not everything gets tied up in a neat bow. There’s a lot of stumbling, a lot of real emotion, and Alex’s presence is one of those things that sticks with you, even if you can’t quite put your finger on why. Now, September 5 (2024) is the wildcard. It’s newer, obviously, and people are already buzzing about it. There’s this sense that Alex David is stepping into something different, maybe even showing a different side. The project’s got an air of mystery, but if history is any indication, it’s probably not afraid to make you squirm a little, ask uncomfortable questions, or just straight up mess with your head. Alex always seems to find these roles that aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty. Like, you’re not getting some glossy Hollywood version of life—you’re getting all the weird, jagged edges too. That’s what makes following their career so interesting. You never totally know what’s coming next.