Jeff Burr

Jeff Burr was born on Jul 18, 1963 in USA. Jeff Burr's big-screen debut came with The Lost Empire directed by Jim Wynorski in 1984, strarring Servant Pouring Wine (uncredited). Jeff Burr is known for Edge of Town directed by Christopher Flippo, Audrey Deitz stars as Summer and Geoff James as Holt. Jeff Burr has got 4 awards and 2 nominations so far. The most recent award Jeff Burr achieved is Memphis Indie Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Jeff Burr plays is Edge of Town which will be released on Aug 28, 2021.

Director/writer/producer Jeff Burr was born in 1963 in Aurora, Ohio. He grew up in Dalton, Georgia. Burr avidly watched low-budget independent movies at the local drive-in theater and made Super-8 pictures as a kid. Burr attended the University of Southern California for three years, where he met fellow student and aspiring filmmaker Kevin Meyer. The two of them dropped out of USC to complete Divided We Fall (1982), an acclaimed Civil War drama that wound up winning a plethora of awards at various film festivals all over the world. Burr made his first fright feature in 1987 with the superbly creepy and disturbing horror anthology winner Nuits sanglantes (1987). Burr then directed a handful of above average horror sequels: Le beau-père 2 (1989) (Make Room for Daddy), Leatherface: Massacre à la tronçonneuse 3 (1990), Le démon d'Halloween 2 (1993), and the fourth and fifth "Puppetmaster" movies (Puppet Master 4 (1993) and Puppet Master 5 (1994)). Burr's more current spate of films have been a decidedly mixed bag. They range from mediocre (1999's Phantom Town (1999)) to awful (2006's "The Devil's Den"), with the strong, gritty and harrowing World War II action drama Straight Into Darkness (2004) rating as a definite recent career highlight. In addition to directing, Jeff Burr has also played small roles in such movies as The Mangler Reborn (2005), Dark Asylum (2001), High Tomb (1995), and Fear of a Black Hat (1993).