David Hess

he has like the same energy as like um you know maybe like uh evan peters or something like that you know what i mean like you know like he's like kind of like a like a handsome guy but just looks creepy

yes like a david hess energy too from last house like this kind of intensity but this kind of sketchy and this kind of weirdo all rolled into one yes

yeah definitely so if we're led to believe that martin is a true vampire he's violating one of the first rules of vampirism is he's out during the day

all the time like all the time yes yeah he's out there um He has no fangs to speak of.

This is Death by DVD, and you are listening to Harry Scott Sullivan, your host.

And on this episode, we've got a David Hess double feature.

Why? Because Hess is the best.

You can't get any finer than David Hess.

You've got your Jasons, your Michael Myers, your Freddy Kruegers.

None can compete to David Hess.

I think there is no on-screen villain greater than David Hess, which it's not like he's Michael Myers, he's David Hess, but his appearance, his on-screen villainy, let me say, I don't think you can get any greater than.

And on this episode, we are going to talk about two of David Hess' finest performances, two of the most terrifying films that David Alexander Hess starred in, It's a regular old David Hess fest.