Filmography from David Gutierrez

Actor :

Excess Flesh, Patrick Kennelly, 2015
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ABCs of Death 2, Rodney Ascher (segment 'Q is for Questionnaire'), Julian Barratt (segment 'B is for Badger'), Robert Boocheck (segment 'M is for Masticate'), Alejandro Brugués (segment 'E is for Equilibrium'), Kristina Buozyte (segment 'K is for Knell'), Alexandre Bustillo (segment 'X is for Xylophone'), Larry Fessenden (segment 'N is for Nexus'), Julian Gilbey (segment 'C is for Capital Punishment'), Jim Hosking (segment 'G is for Grandad'), Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen (segment 'L is for Legacy'), EL Katz (segment 'A is for Amateur'), Aharon Keshales (segment 'F is for Falling'), Steven Kostanski (segment 'W is for Wish'), Marvin Kren (segment 'R is for Roulette'), Juan Martínez Moreno (segment 'S is for Split'), Erik Matti (segment 'I is for Invincible'), Wolfgang Matzl (title sequence), Julien Maury (segment 'X is for Xylophone'), Robert Morgan (segment 'D is for Deloused'), Chris Nash (segment 'Z is for Zygote'), Vincenzo Natali (segment 'U is for Utopia'), Hajime Ohata (segment 'O is for Ochlocracy [Mob Rule]'), Navot Papushado (segment 'F is for Falling'), Bill Plympton (segment 'H is for Head Games'), Dennison Ramalho (segment 'J is for Jesus'), Todd Rohal (segment 'P is for Scary'), Jerome Sable (segment 'V is for Vacation'), Bruno Samper (segment 'K is for Knell'), Jen Soska (segment 'T is for Torture Porn'), Sylvia Soska (segment 'T is for Torture Porn'), Sôichi Umezawa (segment 'Y is for Youth') (as Soichi Umezawa), 2014
Another 26-chapter anthology that showcases death in all its vicious wonder and brutal beauty....

Mega Piranha, Eric Forsberg, Stuart Gillard, 2010
Join Special Agent Finch (Paul Logan) and Professor Sarah Monroe (80's pop star Tiffany) as a mutant strain of giant ferocious piranha escape from the Amazon and eat their way toward Florida... Will the entire population of Florida be saved from complete annihilation? Will Paul Logan keep his top on for more than 5 minutes? Will Tiffany manage to get through the entire film without bursting into ‘I Think We're Alone Now'? ...