Exclusive Eric Roberts Film Festival Trailer Reveals Movie Lineup
ComingSoon is debuting an, a festival celebrating the career of the legendary actor that will run exclusively on IndiePix Unlimited.
The Eric Roberts Film Festival pays homage to the career of Roberts, one of the most prolific working actors in history and someone who has more than 700 credits to his name and continues to work to this day. Roberts has worked across all genres, including action and drama, to things like cult horror and indie, low-budget productions.
Check out the exclusive Eric Roberts Film Festival trailer below (watch other trailers and clips):
The film festival launches on February 28, 2025, on IndiePix Unlimited, a streaming service that can be joined through Prime Video.
The collection will feature nine different movies that span 20 years and include A Fatal Obsession (2015), American Strays (1996), Devil’s Knight (2024), and It Wants Blood! (2019), Las Vegas Story (2014), My Redneck Neighbor: Chapter One (2024), My Redneck Neighbor: Chapter Two (2024), Stalked by My Doctor: A Sleepwalker’s Nightmare (2019), The Beast Comes at Midnight (2023), and The Rideshare Killer (2022).
“The first annual festival pays homage to the estimable career of Roberts, who has over 735 screen credits to his name (and adding more by the week) and is one of the most prolific English-language actors in the world today,” reads a synopsis for the film festival. “Working across all genres, from action and drama to cult horror and low-budget indie productions and often juggling multiple projects simultaneously, his relentless work ethic and adaptability have made him a fixture in Hollywood for over four decades.”
Last year, Roberts told ComingSoon why he stays so busy.
“It’s satisfaction,” Roberts said. “It’s like getting kissed back. It’s just wonderful when you give somebody a kiss, you get a kiss back, it makes your day. Well, that’s kind of what my life is like and it really is. I’m not just making up to be nice. Yeah. I have a great life of great people, and every
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