Sam Linder

Sam Linder’s name may not be plastered everywhere (yet), but if you’ve caught any recent thrillers, you’ve definitely seen his face. The dude’s been making waves, especially with that nail-biter “Fall” from 2022. People talk about heights being scary? Yeah, Sam brought that terror to life. No ropes, no safety nets, just pure, unfiltered panic. It’s the kind of performance where your palms get sweaty and you start rethinking your last trip up a ladder. Then you’ve got “The Black Demon” (2023), which is…well, let’s just say if you thought Jaws ruined swimming, this one might have you scanning the water for giant shadows. Sam dives into these intense situations like he’s got something to prove. He’s not the guy screaming and running away—he’s the one whose eyes tell you everything’s about to go sideways. He brings a certain edge, like he’s living right on the line between hero and total disaster. And don’t even get started on “F*** Marry Kill” (2024). That title alone should tell you you’re in for a wild ride. Sam doesn’t just play a character; he throws himself into the chaos. It’s messy, it’s unpredictable, and he’s at the center of it, making you question every decision these people make. There’s something magnetic about him—he’s not the biggest star in the room, but damn if he doesn’t make you watch. Sam Linder’s picking the wildest scripts, and honestly? It suits him.