Andrew Drazek

Andrew Drazek’s filmography is a bit of a wild ride, honestly. Kamikaze Pizza (2006) wasn’t your standard flick—think chaos meets greasy delivery boxes, with a storyline that zigs when you expect it to zag. The kind of movie you stumble upon late at night and just can’t stop watching because, let’s face it, you want to see how weird it can get. Then there’s Flypaper (2011), which drops you into a bonkers bank heist where two gangs show up at the same time, and it’s basically a mess of double-crosses, quirky crooks, and a vault full of surprises. Drazek doesn’t exactly stick to the same formula—he flips between genres like he’s just spinning a wheel and rolling with whatever comes up. And Z Nation (2014)? Oh boy. Zombie shows are everywhere, but this one is less doom-and-gloom apocalypse and more “let’s have some fun with the end of the world.” Drazek’s episodes are packed with ridiculous action, dark humor, and a cast of survivors who are more likely to make you laugh than cry. There’s a kind of punk rock energy to his work, like he’s not afraid to get weird or throw in some gore just to keep things interesting. If you’re into movies and shows that don’t take themselves too seriously, but still deliver a wild story, you’ll probably vibe with Drazek’s style. He’s not chasing awards—he’s just making stuff that’s fun to watch.