
Acting
Mark Borchardt
Born 1966-08-20 · Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Mark Borchardt is an American independent filmmaker, actor, and writer best known as the cult DIY filmmaker featured in the acclaimed documentary American Movie, which chronicled the making of his horror short Coven. A longtime icon of Midwest indie cinema, he most recently served as the narrator for the indie film Once Upon a Time in Carroll County, Iowa.
Credits
Newest first
Bitconas Damon2022
Who Is Bill Rebane?as Self2021
Faith Basedas Mark2020
Small Town Wisconsinas Store Clerk2020
At the Park by the Creekas Radio Show Host2019
Black Licoriceas Martin Milo2019
The Fieldas Cashier2019
Through the Eye Rootas Mouth / Bugleman2018
Lycanimatoras Spencer Del Graves2018
Silently Steal Awayas Narrator2017
California Dreamsas Mark2017
The Dundee Projectas Himself2017
The Dundee ProjectDirector2017
The Dundee ProjectWriter2017
Here Comes Rustyas Oren2016
Hamlet A.D.D.as Gravedigger2014
The Hagstone Demonas Douglas Elmore2011
The Amateur Monster Movieas Mr. Englan2011
Modus Operandias Dallas Deacon2010
Dozersas Gawker2010
Living Arrangementsas Paul2009
Cabin Fever 2: Spring Feveras Herman2009- Tapiocaas Harve2009
Mutilated Movies2007
Mutilated MoviesDirector2007
The Devil's Museas Floyd2007
Night of the Living Dead: Live from Wisconsin - Hosted by Mark & Mikeas Self2006- Zombie Islandas Al, the drunk at the bar2005
The Godfather of Green Bayas Skeeter2005
Horror Businessas Himself2005
Abby Singeras Mark Borchardt2003
Mark Borchardt Was in 'The One' with Jet Lias Self2002
The Many Lives of Jason Voorheesas Self2002
Britney, Baby, One More Timeas Dude Schmitz2002
The Tunnelas Lincoln2001
The Oneas Cesar2001
American Movieas Filmmaker1999
Family Guyas Mark Borchardt1999
Covenas Mike1997
CovenDirector1997
CovenWriter1997
CovenProducer1997
CovenEditor1997
Toga Party MassacreCinematography1989
I Blow Upas Dave1982
I Blow UpDirector1982
I Blow UpWriter1982- Legal ThreaTas Reese Kelly—
- I Am An Alienas Himself—
Once Upon a Time in Carroll County, Iowaas Narrator—