Scene from Ruin Me (2017)

First Appearances:

• Ruin Me (2017) as Marina

Most Important Roles:

• Appetite for Sin (2022) as Joan Rosen
• Ghost Town (2023) as Kate
• The Black Mass (2024) as Lori Lennon
• Blood Harvest (2023) as Delilah
• The Mutilator 2 (2023) as Olivia
• Skinwalker (2021) as Maisie
• Woods Witch (2023) as Giselle
• The Swing of Things (2020) as Irene
• Quest for Love (2022) as Mackenzie / Sabrina
• Hellhounds (2024) as Lucella

Career Highlights:

• Appetite for Sin (2022)
• Ghost Town (2023)
• The Black Mass (2024)
• Blood Harvest (2023)
• The Mutilator 2 (2023)
• Skinwalker (2021)
• Woods Witch (2023)
• The Swing of Things (2020)
• Quest for Love (2022)
• Hellhounds (2024)

"Hailing from Arizona, Eva Hamilton brings a fiery spirit reminiscent of her home state. Known for her powerful vocals and impressive combat skills, she is also renowned for her relentless work ethic, seldom pausing for a break. Commencing her career as a party girl in the series 'My Real Life' in 2009, Eva has amassed an extensive résumé with over 40 credits by 2022. Notably, more than two dozen of these are feature films, with over ten falling within the horror genre and most others being thrillers or action films, occasionally interspersed with comedic roles for variety.

Despite her prolific filmography, widespread recognition may elude the average viewer due to Eva's preference for independent productions. However, cinephiles may recognize her from more mainstream movies such as 'Touchback' (2011) alongside Kurt Russell, 'Death Kiss' (2018) featuring Daniel Baldwin and Robert Bronzi, who bears a striking resemblance to Charles Bronson, 'Ouija House' (2018) with Mischa Barton and Tara Reid, and 'The Swing of Things' (2020) starring Olivia Culpo and Luke Wilson.

Those seeking more explicit content can find Eva's revealing moments in 'Ruin Me' (2017), where she portrays Marina and earned a Best Supporting Actress award at the Hexploitation Film Festival, or as Elizabeth in 'Cabal' (2020). For a unique yet equally alluring performance, consider the music video for Hot Rod Circuit's song 'Stateside', released in 2007."