Mark Fasano

Mark Fasano, yeah, that guy’s name pops up in some wild corners of Hollywood. You might not catch him on every red carpet, but trust me, he’s been lurking behind the scenes of some pretty memorable flicks. Take “Land of Bad” (2024) for instance—this one’s got adrenaline pulsing through its veins. It’s not your basic action movie; it’s gritty, it’s loud, and it’s got that chaos vibe where everyone’s sweating bullets (sometimes literally). Mark’s involvement? Let’s just say the movie doesn’t pull its punches, and neither does he. Then there’s “American Ultra” from 2015. If you missed that one, you missed Jesse Eisenberg basically flipping the script from nerdy to full-blown secret agent, all while stoned out of his mind. It’s a weird, trippy ride through small-town America suddenly invaded by government hit squads. Fasano helped bring that madness to life, and it shows—nothing about that movie is safe, predictable, or even remotely boring. It’s like someone mashed up “Pineapple Express” with Jason Bourne and called it a day. Oh, “The Whole Truth” (2016) deserves a shout too. Swapping out explosions for courtroom drama, it leans hard into suspense, secrets, and the kind of plot twists that make you question everyone’s motives. Keanu Reeves drops his surfer dude act for a cold, calculating lawyer, and the tension doesn’t let up. Again, Fasano’s fingerprints are all over it—slick, tight, and never dull. So yeah, his taste? All over the map, but never, ever bland.