Adam R. Steigert

An American filmmaker, featured in books, newspaper, magazines, podcasts, and various interviews. Steigert was born in Hamburg, New York on December 31, 1986.[1] His parents were Warren Richard Steigert and Jean M. Sanders, and he was raised by his grandparents, William and Kathleen Sanders.[2] He formed the production company DefTone Pictures Studios with Stephanie Wlosinski, writing and directing the 2008 film Bitez and the 2009 film Gore.[2] His most popular film involves zombies in the cult classic Prisoners of the Dead. This film would later go on to prove a staple in his filmmaking career. He later wrote, directed, and produced the short grindhouse films Homicidal Vengeance. In 2013, Steigert wrote and directed the science fiction film Ombis: Alien Invasion, which was later re-titled in Best Buy, Walmart and Netflix as Not Human.[3][4][5]

In 2014, Steigert directed, co-wrote, and co-edited the comedy horror film A Grim Becoming.[6] Steigert then directed, co-wrote, and produced the 2017 film STAR [Space Traveling Alien Reject].[7][8][9] His next project, a werewolf-based horror film titled Fang, released in 2018.[10][11] Advancing the story to the next level, Steigert embarked on his most ambitious film project, a super horror team up known as The Horrific Evil Monster.

After the successes of The Horrific Evil Monsters, Director Adam Steigert under the direction of 388 Studios, Produced and Directed a spin-off series focusing on the Grim Reapers 9 to 5, entitled A Grim Mini Series: Final Fracture. Later, Steigert claimed this series was his favorite incarnation of the Grim Reaper.

In 2021 Steigert began writing a sequel to his most notable film OMBIS Alien Awakening, which he has promises will be a true sequel to the original. Adam is in early talks to be a producer on an in-development bio-pic that will focus on his filmmaking career and writing a book on filmmaking.

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