Jacob Simpson

Jacob Simpson, man, this guy’s been making some serious waves lately. You might’ve caught his name buzzing around because of Neon Fear (2024)—yeah, that neon-drenched nightmare trip everyone keeps talking about. He’s got this knack for slipping into roles that really mess with your head, you know? In Neon Fear, he’s not just acting, he’s practically crawling under your skin. It’s one of those films where you finish and just kinda sit there, a little freaked out, questioning what’s real and what’s just your mind playing tricks. But don’t box him in—Simpson’s also got Crave: Roots of Evil under his belt, which is a whole different flavor of unsettling. That movie dives into the darkest corners of obsession and leaves you feeling like you need to scrub your brain with steel wool. He doesn’t shy away from the ugly stuff, and honestly, it pays off. There’s this raw energy in his performances, like he’s not afraid to get messy or let the audience squirm a bit. Oh, and Birthday Bash? Total curveball. It’s less about jump scares and more about the lurking tension that sneaks up on you. Simpson switches gears so fast, you almost get whiplash watching him. He brings this unpredictable edge, making even the most mundane party scene feel like something explosive is about to go down. If you’re into movies that actually stick with you—like, haunt-your-dreams stick with you—Simpson’s filmography is the place to start. Guy’s got talent, no question.