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David Heavener (born December, 22, 1958 in Louisville, Kentucky) is an American singer/songwriter/director/actor/composer/producer/writer. Once dubbed the "action-star of the 90s," Heavener continues to act and direct in action and suspense movies.

One of his most talked-about films is Kill Crazy (1990), where he plays a Vietnam vet, Alexander Grady Puckett, who takes part in an insane asylum's camping trip gone haywire. Indeed, after several onerous encounters with neo-Nazi environmentalists, Puckett is obliged to reevaluate his experiences in the Vietnam War, thus causing him to reach a level of kill-craziness hitherto unavailable to him. This ability allows him to defeat the Neo-Nazi environmentalists, led by Michael (played by Burt Ward).

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