Stephen Geoffreys

Stephen Geoffreys is an American actor known for his roles in 1980s horror and teen films, transitioning from Broadway success to cult film status. After receiving a nomination for Broadway’s prestigious Tony Award for ‘Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical’ for his role in ‘The Human Comedy’ in 1984, Stephen Geoffreys continued to build upon his acclaimed stage career by earning the Theatre World Award the same year. He swiftly transitioned to film, making his debut in the 1985 prep school drama Heaven Help Us. The same year, Geoffreys garnered widespread recognition for his iconic portrayal of the high school misfit-turned-vampire ‘Evil Ed’ in the cult horror classic Fright Night.

This breakthrough role solidified his presence in the genre. He further demonstrated his versatility in 1985 by appearing in the teen comedy Fraternity Vacation and the television series The Twilight Zone. Geoffreys continued his prolific film work, notably appearing as Aggie in the critically acclaimed drama At Close Range in 1986, where he co-starred with Sean Penn. His television work included an appearance in Steven Spielberg’s Amazing Stories in 1987.

His commitment to the genre was further highlighted when he took a lead role in the 2013 horror feature Do Not Disturb, followed by playing Steven Wells in Lazarus in 2014. His continued impact on his fanbase was evident in 2015 when he made a special appearance in his iconic ‘Evil Ed’ costume at the Mad Monster Party. Most recently, Stephen Geoffreys appeared as Grant in the 2017 action thriller Check Point. His sustained career, marked by acclaimed performances on Broadway and memorable roles in iconic films, continues to underscore his versatile talent and enduring appeal to audiences across theatrical and cinematic landscapes.