Joe Randazzo

Joe Randazzo was born on Jun 24, 1981 in USA. Joe Randazzo's big-screen debut came with The Sweet Life directed by Rocco Simonelli in 2003, strarring Barfly (extra). Joe Randazzo is known for Hexen Arcane directed by Shanta Pasika, Shanta Pasika stars as Celeste Parker and Kate Holm as Morgan Parker. Joe Randazzo has got 10 awards and 18 nominations so far. The most recent award Joe Randazzo achieved is Writers Guild of America, USA. The upcoming new movie Joe Randazzo plays is Shakespeare's Sh*tstorm which will be released on Aug 20, 2020.

Joe Randazzo is an independent screenwriter and producer. His screenplays have won over 20 awards since 2006. His most celebrated work, "Ripper," won or placed in the Best Screenplay category at over a dozen film festivals. Joe is also the co-writer on two comedy shorts with Dave Campfield: "Caesar & Otto meet Dracula's Lawyer," featuring horror favorites Lloyd Kaufman and Debbie Rochon, and "The Perfect Candidate" starring Joe Estevez, Robert Z'Dar, and Maria Olsen. Randazzo also produced and co-wrote "Caesar and Otto's Deadly XMas," a parody of the 1980s "Santa Slasher" sub-genre featuring CKY front man Deron Miller, Lloyd Kaufman, and Linnea Quigley, among other genre legends. "Deadly Xmas" has been well received both critically and on the festival circuit, garnering several screenwriting awards, as well as nominations for Best Feature at several festivals. The film was widely praised by Ain't It Cool News, HorrorHound magazine, MJ Simpson, and many others, receiving stellar reviews leading up to it's release on DVD, VOD, and OnDemand Pay-Per-View in November of 2013. He has since written a screen adaptation of Julie C. Morse's novel "Out of the Box," a nominee at the 2014 Beverly Hills Film Festival and 2nd Place screenplay at The Indie Gathering, and "Threshold," which was nominated at the 2017 Beverly Hills Films Film Festival and won Best Screenplay at the 2016 Eerie Horror Film Festival. He is also nearing completion on four slasher movie screenplays with his "Perfect Candidate" co-story writer, Sean Steffen.