Eric Chase

Eric Chase, man—he’s kinda one of those names that pops up and makes you go, wait, where have I seen this dude before? Let’s lay it out. He’s tied to The Room (2003)—yeah, that wild cult classic everybody memes about, the one so bad it’s actually genius. You know the type: awkward line deliveries, scenes that make you wonder if anyone was sober on set, and yet, somehow, everyone’s obsessed. Eric’s name gets tossed around with that madness, which is honestly a badge of honor at this point. Jump forward a bit, and he’s in Terror Birds (2016). That one’s bonkers—giant prehistoric birds, a goofy cast running for their lives, and a plot that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It’s the sort of thing you throw on with friends, grab some popcorn, and just laugh at the chaos. Eric fits right in, bringing that same energy, not taking things too seriously, but still somehow stealing a scene or two. And then Bermuda Island (2023) lands—yeah, we’re talking plane crashes, lost survivors, creepy island mysteries. You’ve seen the formula, but this one’s got its own weird flavor. Eric’s got this knack for picking projects that aren’t afraid to be a little out there. Maybe he just likes a wild script, who knows? Either way, his filmography is like a crash course in cult cinema. You never really know what you’re gonna get with his movies, but it’s never boring, that’s for sure.