Trent Haaga’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Film actor, screenwriter
Is Screenwriter 
Actor 
Film producer 
From United States of America 
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender male
Birth 1971, Los Angeles, USA
Age: 49 years

Trent Haaga is an actor, screenwriter, and director.

Career

Haaga came to the attention of the horror community after co-starring in the Troma film Terror Firmer. He went on to fill the role of screenwriter as well as assistant director on the fourth film in the Toxic Avenger series, Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV. Due to also playing the leader of the Diaper Mafia in this film, he was forced to direct many scenes in the film while wearing a baby bonnet and an adult diaper. He relates many of these experiences as co-author of the book Make Your Own Damn Movie! written with Lloyd Kaufman of Troma.

He has worked in many aspects of filmmaking (writing, producing, acting) and enjoys them all.

“As a writer or actor you’re important to the project, but not indispensable. If you’re producing there are fewer battles to fight creatively. But, honestly, I like to make films and am happy to do anything on a film set. I’m happy and flattered that people want me to be in their movies or have shot scripts that I’ve written.”

Haaga works in independent film and has stated that he likes the advances made in digital cinematography.

“Let’s make as many as we can right now! History will determine which ones live on, but I can’t get enough low budget horror films no matter what.”

Haaga has praised the speed of digital filmmaking.

“We shot Killjoy 2, Hell Asylum, and Dead and Rotting in 8 days (each, not all three in 8 days!). The Ghouls shot in 12 days. Suburban Nightmare in 9.”

Haaga works currently on his directorial debut Chop which stars Tanishaa Mukherji and Billy Bakshi, he wrote the script for the independent thriller alongside Adam Minarovich. The movie is a revenge thriller within the tradition of Fargo and Oldboy. Haaga narrated the Indie thriller flick Fetch.

Acting credits

Year Title Role Notes
1999 Terror Firmer Jerry
Troma’s Edge TV Troma Superstar Trent Haaga
2000 Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV Tex Diaper
2001 Mulva: Zombie Ass Kicker! James ‘the Cock God’ Vanbrunt
2002 Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil Killjoy
2003 The Ghouls Clift
2004 Suburban Nightmare Charles Rosenblad
Tales from the Crapper Party Goer
2005 Knight of the Living Dead Justin’s Dad
2006 Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill! Bum/Donald
2007 Gimme Skelter Luther
Black Dahlia Movie: The Elizabeth Short Story Red/Bobby Manley
Splatter Disco Kent Chubb
2008 Bonnie & Clyde vs. Dracula Clyde
2010 Killjoy 3 Killjoy
2012 Where the Dead Go to Die Ralph’s Dad
Killjoy Goes to Hell Killjoy
2014 The Pact 2 Pink Room Receptionist
2016 Killjoy’s Psycho Circus Killjoy

Writing credits

  • Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV (2000) (writer)
  • Hell Asylum (2002) (V) (writer)
  • Feeding the Masses (2004) (V) (writer)
  • Damage Control (2005) TV series (unknown episodes)
  • Raving Maniacs (2005) (screenplay)
  • Make Your Own Damn Movie! (2005) (book)
  • Deadgirl (2008) (writer)
  • Poor Things (2008) (screenplay) (story)
  • Fetch (2009)
  • Cheap Thrills (2013) (writer)
  • 68 Kill (2016) (screenplay) (director)
  • The Evil Within 2 (2017) (video game) (writer)

Producer credits

  • Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil (2002) (line producer)
  • Dead & Rotting (2002) (producer)
  • Hell Asylum (2002) (line producer)
  • The Ghouls (2003) (associate producer)
  • Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill! (2006) (producer)
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