Drew Fortier

Drew Fortier is an award winning filmmaker, actor, author, and musician known for his work with such artists as David Ellefson (Megadeth), Bang Tango, Chuck Mosley (Faith No More), and most recently The Lucid which also features Sponge frontman Vinnie Dombroski, Megadeth co-founder/bassist David Ellefson, and Fear Factory drummer Mike Heller. Fortier established himself as a multi-faceted creative force by way of directing the critically acclaimed rock documentary 'Attack of Life: The Bang Tango Movie' followed by joining Bang Tango as a guitarist which led him to write 'Dark, Depressing, and Hilarious'; a sarcastic and sardonic memoir about his eclectic experiences cutting his teeth in the music business up to that point which also included joining the solo band for now late Faith No More front-man Chuck Mosley. After taking a left turn into acting, Fortier co-starred in the low budget cult horror film 'Her Name Was Christa' which has been critically acclaimed as being 'the most romantic necrophilia love story ever told'. In 2021, he went on to portray a fictionalized version of himself in the critically confused but award-winning zero budget found footage horror film Dwellers which has been described as C.H.U.D. if it were shot like The Blair Witch Project. Fortier will also be appearing in the upcoming horror films Trivial, and Dementophobia. In 2021, Fortier co-wrote the fiction action thriller Rock Star Hitman with frequent collaborator David Ellefson.