Leo Wylder doesn't have many credits yet, so it's all the more commendable that he goes full frontal in his first feature Apocalypse Kiss (2015). The film is a futuristic science fiction thriller about a security agent trying to track down a notorious serial murderer named The Red Harvest Killer. Playing a character named Plex, Wylder goes wild, unveiling his pecker in an open checkered robe. Leo rocks a sole patch and a chin strap but up top and below, he's as smooth as the day he was...
Leo Wylder doesn't have many credits yet, so it's all the more commendable that he goes full frontal in his first feature Apocalypse Kiss (2015). The film is a futuristic science fiction thriller about a security agent trying to track down a notorious serial murderer named The Red Harvest Killer. Playing a character named Plex, Wylder goes wild, unveiling his pecker in an open checkered robe. Leo rocks a sole patch and a chin strap but up top and below, he's as smooth as the day he was born. Aside from this opus, Leo can be seen in Roxsy Tyler's Carnival of Horrors, a TV mini-series where he plays the fantastically named Chuck DeClown on an episode called "Valentines and Vampires". He's also featured in a short film titled Tachyonic Anti Telephone (2014) credited as "The Man Drowning in a Flood of Color", whatever that means. Too bad more actors don't have the balls to get their junk out in their debut roles. Congrats Leo!