JUSTIN MARTELL

Justin Martell has co-produced feature films and content for a number of well-known studios including RLJ Entertainment, Anchor Bay, Troma Entertainment, The Asylum, Full Moon Features, Screambox and Shudder. He is the executive producer of “The last drive-in with Joe Bob Briggs” for AMC/SHUDDER Networks, which is now in its 6th season.

He has produced six feature films in Eastern Europe; “#SHAKESPEARESSHITSTORM”, directed by cult-legend Lloyd Kaufman, as well as Fangoria’s “Castle Freak”, both filmed on-location in Albania and released in 2020. In Serbia, he produced The Asylum’s “Dracula” (2021) starring Michael Ironside, Full Moon’s “Subspecies V: blood rise” (2022), and Shudder’s “Hell hole”, which is currently in post-production, and the 16mm feature horror film “Eight Eyes”.

In addition to his work in film, Martell is an author and wrote the official biography of 60s entertainer Tiny Tim,”Eternal troubadour: the improbable life of Tiny Tim”. The book was the inspiration for the recent documentary “Tiny Tim: King for a day”, narrated by “Weird” Al Yankovic. Last, Martell has produced and directed a number of travel documentaries shot in locales ranging from the South Pacific to North Korea.