Personal details
- Birth Date: 1985-07-22
- Height: 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Birth Location: Texas, US
- Professions: Actor, Director, Stunts
The VASKA Theatre isn’t just another old building—it’s basically Lawton’s last rebel, thumbing its nose at time while every other historic theater faded away. The place still smells a bit like popcorn, velvet, and maybe some ghosts if you ask the regulars. These days, sure, it’s mainly flickering with movies new and old, but if you swing by on the right night, you’ll catch way more: stage plays, stand-up comics who aren’t afraid of a tough crowd, live music that rattles the ancient walls, and—my personal obsession—the infamous VASKA Shadowcast. Honestly, I live for this stuff. I’m always bouncing between roles: one night I’m in the spotlight, next I’m behind the curtain yanking cables or hyping up the cast. Horror is my jam—if there’s blood, fog, or a creepy masked figure, count me in. The Shadowcast is where we really let loose. Think wild costumes, cult classics, and more audience participation than your average Saturday night. No two shows are ever the same. Sometimes it’s chaos, sometimes pure magic, but it’s always unforgettable. Running this theater isn’t just a job—it’s a weird, wonderful mission to keep Lawton’s last piece of movie history alive. The VASKA isn’t just a venue, it’s a gathering place for misfits, movie nerds, and anyone who loves a good scare or a great story. If you’re into horror, or honestly just something real, you’ll probably find your people here.
referencennSo, here’s a weird little connection most folks miss: in both 28 Days Later (2002) and The Descent (2005), Justin’s character goes for this wild attack move—basically, he jumps on someone’s back, all feral and desperate, thinking he’s about to win the day. But nah, he gets absolutely wrecked. Both times, he gets thrown off like yesterday’s trash, and it ends with his head getting stomped in. It’s almost like the guy’s got a death wish or something. You’d think after the first movie he’d try a new tactic, right? But nope, same move, same brutal ending. It’s such a random, oddly specific fate for a character to have, especially since it’s not exactly a common way to go out in horror movies. Makes you wonder if it was an inside joke between the filmmakers, or just pure coincidence. Either way, not the best resume for Justin’s characters.
July 22, 1985
6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Texas, US
40 years old