Personal details
- Birth Date: 1975-02-27
- Height: 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
- Birth Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
- Parents: Lynn Noe
- Professions: Writer, Producer, Director
Christopher Landon? Oh, the guy’s basically horror royalty at this point. Born and bred in LA, which, let’s be honest, is the perfect backdrop for a guy who’d end up making haunted suburban nightmares his bread and butter. The dude’s got “Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones” under his belt—yeah, that wild spin-off that yanked the franchise outta the usual haunted house and shoved it right into a gritty LA neighborhood, mixing supernatural chaos with street-smart attitude. Not to mention “Freaky” in 2020, where he mashed up that body-swap comedy formula with a slasher flick. Vince Vaughn as a teenage girl? It’s as bonkers as it sounds, but Landon somehow pulls it off, juggling laughs and scares like he’s done it a million times. He’s not just cranking out scripts in some dusty backroom, either—he’s producing and getting his hands dirty in the whole process. Landon’s stuff isn’t just your average scream-and-run horror; he’s always tossing in some dark humor, a little social commentary, and honestly, a ton of heart. There’s always this weird charm to his movies, like he’s inviting you in on the joke before he yanks the rug out from under you. With “Drop” lined up for 2025, you know he’s not slowing down. The guy’s got a knack for making you laugh right before making you jump outta your seat, and in horror, that’s no small feat.
Graduate of Beverly Hills High and Loyola Marymount University, which, if you’re paying attention, is a pretty classic LA combo—think sun-bleached locker rooms and palm trees outside every classroom window. So, this person basically grew up in the middle of all that glitz and chaos, probably dodging paparazzi on the way to gym class or debating In-N-Out vs. Pink’s with friends after finals. Loyola Marymount’s no slouch either; it’s got that sweet spot between Hollywood connections and Jesuit brainpower. Makes you wonder if they picked up more philosophy or more movie scripts between classes. Anyway, Beverly Hills High is like a pop culture icon on its own—tons of celebs and future power players walked those halls. Anyone with that double-whammy background probably knows their way around both a film set and a philosophy seminar. It's a wild combo of privilege, hustle, and, yeah, maybe a little bit of Hollywood magic baked in.
So, here's the deal: the guy straight-up admits acting just isn't his thing. Not that he'd never try it if the right role popped up—if something grabbed him, maybe he’d give it a whirl. But honestly? He’s spent way too much time in the spotlight already, and not because he wanted to. People always think celebrities are chasing attention, but it’s not like their families sign up for that circus. He’s never been comfortable being on display, and that’s probably why he’d rather write the stuff than stand up there performing. Writing lets him stay behind the scenes, where he can actually breathe a little. It’s a choice, finally, that’s actually his, not some weird family legacy thing. And that makes all the difference, you know?
February 27, 1975
5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Los Angeles, California, USA
Lynn Noe and Surekha
50 years old