Joey Smack
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Joseph Robert "Joey Smack" Miller (April 26, 1978–June 29, 2019)[1] was a filmmaker and actor. He was most well known for his 1999 movie Duck! The Carbine High Massacre where he played the role of Derek. He is also well known for his 2003 short film Sour Milk.
Life[edit]
Joey was born in Binghamton, New York. Smack attended William Paterson University and he received a communications degree in 2003 and shortly got accepted into the American Film Institute. He was introverted and lost his brother at 19. he got engaged to Christina Villalobos four days before his passing at 41 years of age.[2]
Films[edit]
Smacks films mostly consist of pornographic material and are usually requested by people to be made by internet jobs. Most of these films are made with the help of filmmaker William Hellfire. His first film appears to be 1997's "I Was a Teenage Strangler" and the last film he helped work on was 2021's "Symbolicus Vol 1" released after his death. He has created over 21 films and acted in the same amount. he helped work on four other films. A list of some of his films include: Ice Cream Sunday (2009) The Wigly (2009) US DVD Key Art (2005) Voodoun Blues (2004) Sour Milk (2003) Das Hause (2003) Girl Seduction (2003) Les Chic 2: The King of Sex (2002) Silk Stocking Strangler (2002) Lust in the Mummy's Tomb (2002) My First Female Lover (2001) The Vibrating Maid (2000) International Necktie Strangler (2000) The Masked Strangler (1999) Snuff Perversions: Bizarre Cases of Death (1999) Cannibal Doctor (1999) Duck! The Carbine High Massacre (1999) Going Under (1998) Infamous Bondage Murders 2 (1998) The Infamous Bondage Murders (1998) I Was a Teenage Strangler (1997)
Controversy[edit]
The medias reaction to the film Duck! The Carbine High Massacre was overall negative, it was too soon to most people since the Columbine High School Massacre was only a few months prior.[3] The movie landed Joey Smack and Co-creator William Hellfire in jail due to the fact they brought guns onto school property for a shot in the parking lot and in front of the school. The money made from the film helped pay their legal fees. Hellfires girlfriend at the time Erin Brown who played "Bible Girl" in the film bailed them out and said its "no big deal".[4]
References[edit]
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