Mark H. Young is a multi-talented individual who has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry as an artist, designer, writer, and director. Born in New York, he initially pursued a degree in architectural design, but his passion for fine art led him to leave college and focus on his artistic endeavors instead.
Young's artistic talents were soon recognized, as his work was featured at the prestigious Hirschhorn Art Museum in Washington, D.C. This exposure paved the way for him to transition into the world of filmmaking.
In 2007, Young made his directorial debut with the horror film "Southern Gothic," which starred William Forsythe and Yul Vazquez. The film received critical acclaim, with Horrorview.com praising its "serious-minded and intelligent horror" approach.
Young's subsequent projects solidified his reputation as a talented and prolific filmmaker. In 2007, he wrote and directed the action-packed horror film "Tooth and Nail," which starred Michael Madsen, Vinnie Jones, and Robert Carradine. The film was a commercial success, premiering at the Screamfest Los Angeles film festival and being released on 500 screens by Lion's Gate.
In 2008, Young wrote, directed, and produced the ultra-low budget feature "The Killing Jar," which starred Michael Madsen, Harold Perrineau, and Amber Benson. The film was released theatrically by New Films International.
Young's subsequent projects continued to showcase his versatility as a filmmaker. In 2015, he completed the drama "Wicked Blood," which starred Abigail Breslin, Sean Bean, and James Purefoy. The film premiered at the SBIFF and was released by Entertainment One.
In 2018, Young released the horror/thriller "Feral," which starred Scout Taylor-Compton, Olivia Luccardi, and Lew Temple. The film received widespread critical acclaim, with The New York Times praising its "consistent tension" and "solid scares."
Young's most recent project is the drama/comedy "Limbo," which stars an ensemble cast that includes Lucian Collier, Peter Jacobson, and Veronica Cartwright. The film is a testament to Young's ability to balance humor and drama in his storytelling.
When he's not working on features, Young directs commercials and rides motorcycles, showcasing his diverse range of interests and talents.
