Jeffrey B. Wayne

Jeffrey B. Wayne has been popping up all over the place lately, and honestly, it’s about time people started noticing. You might’ve caught his name in the credits for Dr. Jason II - Lights & Shadows (2024), which, to be fair, had more twists and fake-outs than a soap opera marathon. Wayne’s performance? Dude walks that razor edge between unhinged and genius. The way he played Jason—one minute, you’re rooting for him, the next, you’re clutching your seat hoping he doesn’t snap. It’s wild. Then there’s Reloaded 3 (2025). Not gonna lie, the franchise was starting to feel a little stale before Wayne showed up. He rolled in and cranked the whole thing up like someone just hit the NOS. Action scenes? Off the charts. But he actually brought some character depth too, which, let’s be real, isn’t always the priority in these big-budget shoot-’em-ups. You could actually see the struggle in his eyes every time stuff hit the fan. And man, City Rush 4 (2025) just seals the deal. The guy’s range is nuts. One second he’s dodging bullets in some over-the-top chase, the next he’s delivering these deadpan one-liners that totally steal the scene. It’s high-octane chaos, but he’s never just background noise. He owns every frame he’s in, whether he’s throwing punches or just giving someone a look that says, “Don’t mess with me.” Wayne’s not just another face in the crowd—he’s the one you remember when the credits roll.