Kerry Beyer is a multifaceted creative professional, boasting an impressive repertoire of accomplishments in the film industry. His extensive body of work has granted him the opportunity to collaborate with some of the most renowned talents in the business.
He has shared the screen with Michael Biehn in the chilling horror film Jacob, clashed with Chuck Norris in the action-packed series Walker, Texas Ranger, and lent his voice to the award-winning audio book adaptation of the Disney movie Holes, starring the talented Shia LaBeouf.
As a writer, Kerry has garnered significant recognition, being a semi-finalist in the prestigious Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting and a winner of the Slamdance Anarchy Film Showcase. His work has earned him the moniker "New Norman Bates of horror" from Fangirltastic (Planet Fury) and "One of the modern greats of cult horror" from Cinesploitation.
Furthermore, Kerry is a co-founder of the SplatterFest Film Festival, a platform that provides resources and support to filmmakers, aiming to foster growth and bring more film opportunities to Texas. He has had the privilege of working alongside industry legends Bruce Campbell and Anthony Michael Hall, presenting a Lifetime Achievement Award to the latter. Hall himself has expressed his enthusiasm for the festival, stating, "SplatterFest is an exciting new film festival that serves as a platform providing resources to filmmakers to help them grow in their craft, thus bringing more film opportunities to Texas. Along with Kerry, I'm excited to help spotlight the next generation of storytellers."
