Rikk Wolf
- Actor
- Writer
- Visual Effects
Rikk Wolf is a New Hampshire born comedic actor mostly known for the series of his creation, Incognito Cinema Warriors XP. He is the son of Richard Wayne Pogue Jr. (a retired FAA engineer) and Linda Pogue.
Rikk's family moved to the small Kansas City suburb of Plattsburg, Missouri in the 80's, where he attended public school.
Wolf grew an interest in heavy music and attempted to start musical groups in and after high school. He eventually pursued music providing vocals for bands such as The Messiah Complex (which he named and founded), Behold the Alliance and At the Left Hand of God.
After directing a music video for The Messiah Complex, Rikk began to study film and shot a tribute to Mystery Science Theater 3000 entitled Incognito Cinema Warriors XP in which he starred.
The show was only intended as a one-off but it quickly grew a dedicated online following and gained the attention of Michael J. Nelson's Rifftrax. More episodes went into production and the show is still active as an independent YouTube and direct-to-DVD series.
Wolf founded the production company Agonywolf Media, which he owns and operates, producing YouTube series such as Incognito Gaming Warriors XP and Robot Co-Op.
In addition to being a comedic actor and writer, Wolf is also a graphic designer, editor and visual effects artist, handling all post production duties on Agonywolf Media projects himself.
He also occasionally performs as a voice actor.
Rikk's family moved to the small Kansas City suburb of Plattsburg, Missouri in the 80's, where he attended public school.
Wolf grew an interest in heavy music and attempted to start musical groups in and after high school. He eventually pursued music providing vocals for bands such as The Messiah Complex (which he named and founded), Behold the Alliance and At the Left Hand of God.
After directing a music video for The Messiah Complex, Rikk began to study film and shot a tribute to Mystery Science Theater 3000 entitled Incognito Cinema Warriors XP in which he starred.
The show was only intended as a one-off but it quickly grew a dedicated online following and gained the attention of Michael J. Nelson's Rifftrax. More episodes went into production and the show is still active as an independent YouTube and direct-to-DVD series.
Wolf founded the production company Agonywolf Media, which he owns and operates, producing YouTube series such as Incognito Gaming Warriors XP and Robot Co-Op.
In addition to being a comedic actor and writer, Wolf is also a graphic designer, editor and visual effects artist, handling all post production duties on Agonywolf Media projects himself.
He also occasionally performs as a voice actor.
