Michael Cotter

Michael Cotter

  • Born: 1976-9-2
  • Height:
  • Profession: actor
  • Representative Works: Dark Video, Larry Guy: Rebellious Male Flight Attendant, Coming Sunday
  • Michael Cotter, actor, starred in the films "Dark Video", "Larry Guy: The Rebellious Male Flight Attendant" and "The Coming Sunday". [1] 

    Performing Experience

    Participated in the TV series "The 70's Show".
    Participated in the TV series "CSI: New York".
    Participated in the TV series "The Intern".
    Participated in the TV series "Mom and Dad's Romance".
    Participated in the TV series "Criminal Minds".
    Participated in the TV series "Legal Shark".
    Participated in the TV series "Help Me Help You".
    Participated in the movie "Night of the Dead".
    Participated in the TV series "Modern Family".
    Participated in the TV series "Boy Dad".
    Participated in the movie "Sexual Evil".
    Participated in the movie "Larry Guy: The Rebellious Male Flight Attendant".
    Participated in the movie "The Coming Lord's Day".
    In the movie "Dark Video". 
    Extended Reading
    • Name 2022-03-25 08:01:01

      big stew

      Anyway, the first half of the movie was pretty good. Murder, detect, werewolf and vampire fight, no-frills movie of the night. But why add the element of zombies? Well, this is a relatively novel setting. Rational zombies like to eat carrion... In short, this is a world where humans, werewolves,...

    • Alana 2022-03-25 08:01:01

      Redefinition of Zombies

      I have watched a lot of western zombie films, good, bad, early years, new, serial, unique, funny, sad, exciting, terrifying... I can't list them all.
      Zombies in the West, many translated as zombies, emphasize the passing away of their human spiritual consciousness, leaving only the remnants of the...

    • Tatyana 2022-03-27 09:01:23

      Vampire werewolf or something I like the most~ haha

    • Janice 2022-03-25 08:01:01

      It is an excellent idea to add humans and zombies to the traditional battle between vampires and werewolves, but it is obvious that the screenwriter and director have more than enough resources, which makes the plot weak and messy, thanks to such a good skin of the male protagonist. Having said that, even if the bag can add points, the performance commensurate with it may deduct even more points.

    Dylan Dog: Dead of Night quotes

    • Vargas: The human race is obsolete, y'all.

    • Dylan Dog: See? That's just what this case needed. A seven-foot tall, flesh-eating zombie. Which begs the question, are there any actual people left in New Orleans?