Most recognize Karrion Kross as a scheming backstage figure on WWE’s Monday Night Raw program. However, soon, some will see him play a completely different on-screen character.
“Blue Evening,” a film that sees Kross play a supporting role, will make its world premiere at the Pasadena Film Festival on April 8, per a recent social media post from the wrestler.
We are thrilled to announce, as an Official Selection, BLUE EVENING will have its World Premier @PasFilmFest this April 8th. This years screening will be held at the Laemmle Noho 7 Theater in the 8:05pm Block, tickets will be available 3/21 on their website, stay tuned & follow… pic.twitter.com/8FK7xucMHZ
— Karrion Kross
(@realKILLERkross) March 19, 2025
The film follows a man who attempts to escape homelessness and drug addiction through an art dealing scheme. Needing just $2,000 to obtain a painting for sale in a thrift store – which he learned could be valuated at millions of dollars – the protagonist then looks to obtain the funds to make the purchase.
This is where Kross – known in the film as “Frank” – comes in. Kross plays the role of a construction site employer who gives the main character a chance as he chases the $2,000 needed to buy the painting. However, his employment hinges on a few stipulations, including staying sober and heading to addiction prevention programs.
You can watch the full trailer here:
VERY excited to finally debut this trailer.
Blue Evening will have an LA screening date that will drop soon. Keep everyone posted.
But stay tuned for Film Festival dates to watch our film in a town near you! pic.twitter.com/SkldUGh0nS
— Karrion Kross
The upcoming release will be Kross’ second-ever film appearance. He also played a role in the 2022 short “The Iron Sheik Massacre.”
