Tristan Risk

Tristan Risk, affectionately known as Little Miss Risk, is a talented Canadian actress celebrated for her captivating performances in the horror genre. With notable roles in films such as American Mary, Ayla, and Aliens Ate My Homework, she has carved a niche for herself in the world of cinema.

In addition to her acting prowess, Risk is also a skilled writer and director. In two thousand fourteen, she penned the script for the short film Happily Ever Evil, showcasing her versatility by also taking on a starring role. Her directorial debut came in February two thousand sixteen with a short film created for Women in Horror Month, followed by the successful projects Parlour Tricks and Reptile House, both of which she wrote and directed.

Before her rise in film, Risk was a dynamic performer in the burlesque scene, as well as a pin-up model and stage actress. Her diverse background in performance arts has undoubtedly enriched her film career, allowing her to bring a unique flair to her roles.

In recognition of her contributions to the genre, Risk was honored with the GenreBlast Film Festival Les Femmes Du Genre award in two thousand sixteen, solidifying her status as a prominent figure in the horror film community.