Joe Myles is an esteemed American actor and producer, whose illustrious career has traversed a wide range of genres and mediums, garnering widespread recognition and acclaim. He is perhaps most notable for his captivating performance as a corrupt police detective in the 2006 critically acclaimed film "Wassup Rockers", directed by the highly acclaimed filmmaker Larry Clark, whose visionary direction and cinematic expertise have consistently yielded thought-provoking and visually stunning productions.
Furthermore, Myles has made a profound impact in the world of television, starring as "The V.P." in the popular series "Powerloafing", which was created by the esteemed Emmy award-winning comedy writer Mike Upchurch, renowned for his ingenious wit and masterful storytelling abilities.
Noted film actor Myles boasts an impressive array of cinematic credits, with notable appearances in the "Witchcraft" horror film franchise, a series of spine-tingling thrillers that sent shivers down the spines of audiences worldwide. His extensive filmography also boasts a plethora of other "slasher" films that dominated the 1990s, a decade marked by a proliferation of gory, blood-soaked spectacles that captivated the hearts and minds of horror enthusiasts everywhere.
However, in a dramatic shift of focus, Myles made the bold decision to hang up his acting boots in late 2007, opting instead to redirect his energies towards rapidly developing his burgeoning business interests. This pivotal career pivot marked a significant turning point in Myles' professional trajectory, as he embarked upon a new chapter of entrepreneurial ventures that would ultimately shape the trajectory of his future endeavors.
