I'm thrilled to announce that MR. SOCK, the comedy/horror video art installation conceived and shot by Marissa Graziano  in which I was honored to star, is going to be featured at the NADA Art Fair May 13th through the 17th!

This art fair will be held in the historic Starret-Leigh Building and will feature 121 exhibitors of cutting-edge and exciting art from all over the world...including our piece, MR. SOCK!

I will unfortunately be out of town during the art fair and won't be able to see it for myself, but I hope that you can make it to the event and check it out!

MR.SOCK (played by myself) draws inspiration from the tropes and cliches of professional wrestling to present a portrait of American hyper-masculinity that is at once ridiculous and also horrifying. I'm EXTREMELY proud of what Marissa and I created together. She is a genius!

For all of you on Letterboxd, the new Scott Glenn/Jim Gaffigan horror-giallo Eugene The Marine is now available for viewing at the Letterboxd store!

Eugene The Marine is currently in discussions with domestic distributors, which is why I am urging you: PLEASE LIKE THE FILM AND ADD IT TO YOUR WATCHLIST!

The more momentum and interest in the film we can show on Letterboxd, the better!

In this clever and creepy homage to 70s-giallo films, Scott Glenn (The White Lotus) plays an aging retired marine who must grappled with life as a widower and his son's attempts to move him out of his home and into assisted living. Instead of accepting the quietude of old age, he makes new young friends, rekindles an old flame, and finally resolves to buy an iPhone. Life is blooming anew...but what are those strange noises he keeps hearing in the walls?

Why am I so invested in this film? Because I'm in it, too! What more reason could you need to watch and follow Eugene The Marine?

Fantastic news!

I am very proud to report that in March, I got cast in a co-star role for Season 18 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia!

I believe my role should be in Episode...10?

I do not have oodles of screen time.

But my role is impactful.

Meeting much of the cast and team on the show and getting to work with them was one of the best experiences of my career. Everyone there is such a pro and so kind.

So make sure you see me in the show when it airs...I'm guessing in the Fall!

I'm also EXTREMELY pleased that a really exciting co-star role I shot back in November 2024 should finally be premiering on May 27th!

For the sake of professional discretion, I still am not permitted to publish exactly what it is, but I had the extraordinary honor to film a scene with a MAJOR STAR and had a fabulous day on set.

This is a really exciting, super cool project, and I can't wait to share the full news about it once the project drops on May 27th!

I'm excited to share the news that Cate Christiansen, the writer/director of SPIDER, the short film I starred in that premiered at last year's Reykjavik International Film Festival, is now in pre-production on her next film!

OVERACHIEVER will be a short film focusing on a young dancer battling the weight of her own expectations and her anxiety about her perceived competition, before she learns the power of sisterhood and the liberation of dance.

Please visit and contribute to Overachiever's crowdfunding campaign to help make this vision a reality.

Cate is a truly talented and visionary artist, and I can't wait to see this next step in her career take shape. Please take a moment, click on the link, and donate to OVERACHIEVER!

I'm very honored to be reuniting with Alter Wagschal, writer-producer of the stage show ZUSMAN, which I acted in a few years ago, to have joined the cast of his latest project, a limited series conceived for a Hasidic Jewish audience, AN EYE FOR AN EYE.

This 4-part thriller follows a pair of brothers whose teenage sons are attacked by a mysterious assailant. They are certain that the crime against their family is tied to the reappearance of a troubled man who knows a dark secret from their past.

I'll be playing the role of DETECTIVE CHRIS ROGERS, my very first detective role. Career milestone achieved!

In March, I filmed a one-day role in a new independent comedy feature, COUCH SERF!

Written, directed and performed by the talented young men of More Than Enough Productions,  the movie follows a young man who must transport his one genuine piece of furniture across Brooklyn in order to secure the greatest prize of New York City: a rent-stabilized apartment.

But that is easier said than done.

Working with these guys was a really awesome treat, and I can't wait to see how the film turns out! It should hopefully be finished by the end of the year.