Mark Pirro
Mark Pirro is an American independent filmmaker known for his ultra-low-budget comedies. He gained recognition with A Polish Vampire in Burbank (1983), produced for $2,500 and grossing over a million dollars through home video and cable distribution. Pirro's work is characterized by satirical humor and inventive storytelling, often achieved with minimal resources.
Deathrow Gameshow
(Director)
Nudist Colony of the Dead
(Writer)
Nudist Colony of the Dead
(Director)
My Mom's a Werewolf
(Writer)
Twilight Cameraman
(Editor)
Twilight Cameraman
(Camera Operator)
The Deceased Won't Desist!
(Writer)
The Deceased Won't Desist!
(Producer)
The Deceased Won't Desist!
(Editor)
The Deceased Won't Desist!
(Director)
A Polish Vampire in Burbank
(Director)
Suburban Swingers Club
(Visual Effects)
Color-Blinded
(Editor)
Color-Blinded
(Producer)
Color-Blinded
(Music)
Curse of the Queerwolf
(Director)
Buns
(Producer)
Buns
(Writer)
The Spy Who Did It Better
(Director)
The Spy Who Did It Better
(Producer)
The Spy Who Did It Better
(Writer)
Buns
(Director)
Rectuma
(Director)
The God Complex
(Writer)
The God Complex
(Producer)
The God Complex
(Visual Effects)
The God Complex
(Editor)
The God Complex
(Director)
Buford's Beach Bunnies
(Writer)
Buford's Beach Bunnies
(Director)
Buford's Beach Bunnies
(Editor)
Curse of the Queerwolf
(Writer)
Curse of the Queerwolf
(Producer)
Alien Siege
(Compositor)
Color-Blinded
(Director)
Color-Blinded
(Writer)
Celluloid Soul
(Director)
Celluloid Soul
(Writer)
Rage of Innocence
(Producer)
A Polish Vampire in Burbank
(Writer)
Rage of Innocence
(Writer)
Celluloid Soul
(Producer)
Rage of Innocence
(Editor)
Rage of Innocence
(Director)
A Polish Vampire in Burbank
(Producer)
Deathrow Gameshow
(Executive Producer)
Deathrow Gameshow
(Writer)