Peter Greene, renowned for his role in “Pulp Fiction,” was discovered deceased in his blood-stained apartment, reportedly bearing some injuries.

According to sources from law enforcement, as reported by TMZ on Thursday, Greene’s body displayed certain injuries, though the cause remains unclear.

The Medical Examiner’s office has yet to announce the official cause of death.

Inquiries for comments have been directed to Greene’s representative and the NYPD by Page Six.

At 60, Greene was found face down with facial injuries amid a grisly scene in his Lower East Side apartment in Manhattan on December 12.

There was “blood everywhere” at the horrific site, one of Greene’s alleged neighbors told the New York Daily News at the time.

In addition, the neighbor added that a mysterious note was found at the scene along with Greene’s body.

The message read: “I’m still a Westie,” referring to the 1970s Irish-American Hell’s Kitchen gang.

While Greene has been candid about his past struggles with drug use and a previous suicide attempt, Greene’s former manager Gregg Edwards exclusively told Page Six on Wednesday that he found no signs that “The Mask” star was suicidal in the days leading up to his death.

“Not at all,” he said, adding, Greene was in “good spirits on Wednesday,” two days before he was found.

In fact, the late star was reportedly making New Year’s Eve plans with friends.

New York actor/musician Skam Dust told us Greene intended to spend the holiday with him and his friends Danny Diablo AKA Lord Ezec, and graffiti writer MQ.

“He was going to rent a truck limousine and Peter’s vision was that we were going to go bar hopping and restaurant hopping. He wasn’t suicidal,” he said.