Jason Eisener, a Canadian filmmaker, directed, co-wrote, and edited his second feature film, the sci-fi horror adventure "Kids vs. Aliens", inspired by his childhood experiences and shot on location near his hometown of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.
Eisener made his directorial debut with the 2011 Canuxploitation vigilante epic "Hobo with a Shotgun", starring Rutger Hauer. The cult hit was adapted from his fake trailer of the same name, which won the South by Southwest and Robert Rodriguez's international "Grindhouse" trailer contest in 2007.
As the co-creator, executive producer, and director, Eisener is behind the groundbreaking hit Vice TV documentary franchise "Dark Side of the Ring", now in its third season. Launched in 2019, the critically-acclaimed flagship series explores untold and controversial stories of professional wrestling and quickly became the #1 rated program in the network's history, spawning spinoff series "Dark Side of the '90s", "Dark Side of Football", and "Dark Side of Comedy".
Eisener also co-created and serves as director and executive producer on the forthcoming Vice TV docuseries "Tales from the Territories", executive produced by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Dany Garcia, premiering in Fall 2022.
A genre-obsessed filmmaker since birth, Eisener's films include the segment "Y is For Youngbuck" for the horror anthology "The ABCs of Death", "Slumber Party Alien Abduction" for "V/H/S/2", the viral underwater horror short "One Last Dive", which was dubbed "The Scariest 1 Minute Movie Ever" and optioned by 20th Century Fox, and the Sundance award-winning Christmas horror short "Treevenge".
