Bzhaun Rhoden is a Canadian actor and improviser. Known for this character of 'Felix' who was a central figure in seasons two and three of the series Van Helsing. In 2018 he made his big-screen debut across from Mel Gibson and Vince Vaugh in S. Craig Zahler's critically acclaimed dark police drama, Dragged Across Concrete which had its premiere at the ultra-prestigious Venice Film Festival in 2018. Bzhaun booked a hilarious series regular role and was thrilled to play opposite two of his all-time favorite actors, as Thomas Lennon and Gilbert Gottfried as 'Charlie' in Critters: A New Binge. This series was the latest chapter of the commercially successful "Critters" franchise which holds a distinguished place in the 80's hall of fame. In the show, he leads a group of Burbank high-schoolers tormented by extremely rude, vile, hirsute (and very, very, hungry,) space aliens. Bzhaun was noticed for his hilarious portrayal of 'Charlie' by franchise fans around the world. Mr. Rhoden's big-screen debut was in the critically acclaimed 2018 feature film, Dragged Across Concrete which premiered at the prestigious Venice International Film Festival. In 2020 Mr. Rhoden will star in Spontaneous with Katherine Langford and Charlie Plummer, an adaptation of the Aaron Starmer novel about a group of high-school seniors forced to find a way to survive their normal high school problems with the added stress of potentially combusting at any moment. Most recently Bzhaun played 'Benjy', a critical character central to the story-line of the final season of the acclaimed Amazon series, The Man in the High Castle. He also recently appeared in a leading role in the fun and campy Lifetime movie, Identity Theft of a Cheerleader. Bzhaun calls Vancouver home and can cook like a three Michelin-star chef.