Atlanta-based actor Cory Chapman leans toward the dark, deviant, and dangerous in his acting roles. His demo reel shows him being shot, beat up, and arrested over and over.
He first appears in the IMDB in 2012 as "Bad Guy" in Dark Child: The Short Film.
Then a teenage bully in A Love Story.
An "obnoxious egghead" in Foul Mouths: A Teenage Rage, 2013.
A bully in Hear no Evil, 2014.
A bully in Core: A Short Film about Bullying, 2014.
A robber in Hi, 2014
A thug in Better Call Saul, 2018
A stalker in Creep, 2018.
A militia man in The Righteous Gemstones, 2023
One would expect I'm Not Ashamed, 2016, to be about LGBT people, referencing Marlon Brando's famous statement: "I have had homosexual experiences, and I am not ashamed." Actually it's about the Columbine school shooting.
Cory has worked in some comedies and dramas, too. He specializes in playing the white guy in movies and tv shows with an African-American cast: Groomsman, Kita Lashon, Off the Chainz, Divide and Conquer, The Generational Gap.
And some gay-themed projects, such as the Facebook series One Love and Boys 2 Gay, and a short about oral sex.
When I was researching Jamar Pusch, I kept complaining that his social media had no interesting photos or clips: no travel, no humor, no family and friends, just flexing and flexing and flexing. You can only swoon over a guy's muscles and penis for so long. After awhile you're going to want to have a conversation.
With Cory Chapman, I have the opposite complaint: no flexing. Social media filled with beautifully framed photos in interesting backgrounds, and lots of family and friends.
Nude dudes after the break
