Campbell Kearins

Campbell Kearins (1891-1936) was a film critic for the LA Times. Notoriously acerbic and scathing in his review style, Kearins died during the final stages of filming for his only writing and directing credit, Carry On Ambassador, the mysterious final film of German art house director Otto Von Wolfgang, of a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. He was posthumously convicted of murdering his homosexual lover Timothy Ribkins, several extras and most of the film crew, before turning the gun on himself.

At some point in the 20th Century he was resurrected by the entity known as Mr Skin in return for his devotion to the King in Yellow. He was later seen in the Church of New Hope's compound in the West Mojave, overseeing Yellow Cult operations.

 Appearances 

The Hollywood Horror

Delta Green: Endwar

Super Tabletop Tuesdays Crawl (presumed)