Adam Chambers

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Characters played by Adam Chambers

Cobb — Girl vs. Monster (2012)

The Lewis family's assistant who specializes in treating monster-induced fear paralysis. He retrieves Henry after he is frozen and assists the family in their monster-hunting efforts.

Owen — Night of the Living Dead 3D (2006)

College student survivor barricaded in the farmhouse with Barb.

Russell — Night of the Living Dead: Re-Animation (2012)

Mortuary staff member navigating the outbreak and family tensions.

Doug — Cupid (2012)

Doug is involved in the romantic complications that follow a dinner misunderstanding involving Trina and Maureen. Although the plot provides limited detail about his individual actions, his connection to that confusion makes him part of the interpersonal fallout created around Eve's matchmaking schemes.

Adam — The Garlock Incident (2012)

Adam is a member of Lily's cast who researched the remote mining settlement online but had never visited it before. After the van disappears, he stays behind with an injured castmate and others, worries that the group made a bad choice by staying, and discusses leaving the shelter to seek help.

Adam — For When You Get Lost (2023)

Adam is someone June meets at a brewery during the sisters’ trip north. His meeting with June occurs amid the strain of her father’s illness and the sisters’ difficult journey. The stop also gives June and Cami a lighter moment, though the summary does not establish a deeper relationship between Adam and either sister.

Career Overview

Adam Chambers has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work is anchored in the Night of the Living Dead 3D - Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Girl vs. Monster, The Garlock Incident, Redemption. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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