Jon McBride | |
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Born | Jon McBride 1960 (age 63–64) |
Occupation(s) | Actor, director |
Jon McBride is an American Z movie director, producer, screenwriter and actor.
McBride made various films in collaboration with the Polonia brothers. [1] He is the director of Cannibal Campout [2] [3] (with Tom Fisher) and Woodchipper Massacre . [4]
Year | Film | Director | Producer | Composer | Editor | Writer | Actor | Role |
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1988 | Cannibal Campout | Jon | ||||||
1989 | Woodchipper Massacre | |||||||
Blades | Don's friend | |||||||
1996 | Feeders | Derek | ||||||
1998 | Terror House | N/A | ||||||
Feeders 2: Slay Bells | Derek | |||||||
2000 | Blood Red Planet | |||||||
2001 | Hellgate: The House That Screamed 2 | Professor Pollenfax | ||||||
2002 | Gorilla Warfare: Battle of the Apes | |||||||
Dweller | Jake | |||||||
The Alien Conspiracy: Grey Skies | N/A | |||||||
Night Thirst | Van Roth | |||||||
2003 | Holla If I Kill You | |||||||
2004 | Peter Rottentail | |||||||
Dinosaur Chronicles | ||||||||
Holla If I Kill You | Wayne Beaubier | |||||||
2005 | Black Mass | |||||||
Razorteeth | ||||||||
2007 | Splatter Beach | |||||||
WildCat | ||||||||
2009 | Halloweenight | |||||||
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