Frank Meyer

Frank Meyer’s career really runs the gamut—he’s not just some guy dabbling in indie flicks. The guy’s got range. You might’ve caught his name in the credits for “Dear Courtney” back in 2013, that sorta offbeat drama that people still whisper about at film festivals. Meyer brought a certain rawness to it, like he was channeling every awkward family dinner he’d ever had. Fast forward a decade, and he’s still not coasting. “Shadow Land” drops in 2024, and it’s already got people buzzing—think psychological thriller vibes, but without the tired clichés. Meyer doesn’t spoon-feed you, he lets the tension simmer and trusts you’ll pick up on the weird, shifty undertones. And then there’s “Hard Home,” also dropping in 2024, which is, honestly, a total 180. He’s not one for playing it safe—this one’s got a gritty, almost bruised feel to it. The kind of story where you don’t know whether to root for the protagonist or just give up on humanity altogether. And in the background of all this? The guy’s been married to Barbara Jo Ewing since 1997. That’s, what, over two decades of riding out the Hollywood storm together? Not bad for a business where relationships usually combust faster than a summer blockbuster. Meyer’s filmography isn’t just impressive—it’s unpredictable. And that makes him someone worth watching, even if you’re not the type to get starstruck.