Noah Carlson

Noah Carlson’s filmography isn’t exactly miles long, but man, does it pack a punch. You’ve got “The Damned” from 2024—this one’s a gritty, atmospheric trip that doesn’t really care if you’re comfortable or not. It drops you right in the thick of things, following characters who are way past redemption, if they ever had a shot at it in the first place. There’s this sense of dread, like something’s always lurking just out of frame, and honestly, it’s hard to shake off even after the credits roll. Noah just gets how to pull tension out of the air and keeps you guessing who’s gonna crack first. Not really a popcorn flick—more like the kind of movie that leaves you staring at the ceiling afterward. And then there’s “Stop the Pounding Heart” from back in 2013, which is a totally different beast. This one’s way quieter, almost documentary-like in how it follows its characters. Noah’s role isn’t flashy, but it sticks with you. The movie’s all about these rural Texas families, blending real people with actors, and there’s this raw honesty that seeps into every scene. It’s not trying to score cheap drama. Instead, it just lets life unfold—awkward moments, silences, all of it. Noah’s presence kind of anchors the whole thing, giving the movie this calm, thoughtful energy. So yeah, his work isn’t loud, but it lingers—sort of like a song you hear once and can’t get out of your head.