Acting
Gabrielle Bruyère
· Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Gabrielle Bruyère, also known as Gaby's World of Darkness, is a young horror prodigy from Gatineau, Quebec, who has quickly become one of the most recognizable faces in the Canadian horror scene. Gabrielle is a multi-talented performer, interviewer, and cosplayer known for her fearless portrayals of iconic horror characters and her engaging on-screen presence.
Under the name Gaby's World of Darkness, Gabrielle hosts a bilingual horror platform where she shares her passion for the genre through interviews, reviews, skits, short films, and cosplay performances. Despite her young age, she has al… Gabrielle Bruyère, also known as Gaby's World of Darkness, is a young horror prodigy from Gatineau, Quebec, who has quickly become one of the most recognizable faces in the Canadian horror scene. Gabrielle is a multi-talented performer, interviewer, and cosplayer known for her fearless portrayals of iconic horror characters and her engaging on-screen presence.
Under the name Gaby's World of Darkness, Gabrielle hosts a bilingual horror platform where she shares her passion for the genre through interviews, reviews, skits, short films, and cosplay performances. Despite her young age, she has already interviewed cult horror legends such as Grant Cramer (Killer Klowns from Outer Space) and Jennifer Rubin (A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors), and has participated in major events like the Fantasia Festival and Frightmare in the Falls.
Gabrielle's original content often features her in meticulously crafted costumes-thanks to her creative collaboration with her parents. Her mother handles makeup and wardrobe while her father acts as photographer and video editor. Together, they produce stunning visuals that have captured the attention of horror fans around the world.
Beyond her love for horror, Gabrielle brings humor, imagination, and heart to every project. Whether she's dancing to Swan Lake as a vampire ballerina or transforming into a killer clown, her work through Gaby's World of Darkness proves that horror can be just as magical as it is terrifying.More
