Jennifer Blanc-Biehn

Jennifer Blanc-Biehn is an actress, producer, and director. She was discovered at age 10 and made her Broadway debut in Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs. Transitioning to screen, she was a part of TV staples like Saved by the Bell, Married... with Children, and a memorable arc as Max Guevara in James Cameron's cult sci-fi series Dark Angel (2000–2002).

Blanc-Biehn dove into the horror genre with a chilling role in The Night Visitor (1994), a supernatural thriller. Her indie horror resurgence came in the 2010s via Blanc/Biehn Productions, co-founded with husband Michael Biehn. She starred in and produced The Victim (2011), a taut psychological chiller opposite Biehn.

Other genre standouts include the zombie romp Among Friends (2012), the apocalyptic survival tale The Divide (2011), the vengeful slasher Sorry, I Killed You (2020), and the musical horror Cabaret of the Dead (2021). As producer-director, she helmed The Night Visitor 2: Heather's Story (2016).

Beyond horror, her credits include the action-thriller Everly (2014) with Salma Hayek, the comedy Wrong Cops (2013) by Quentin Dupieux, the cult hit The Brady Bunch Movie (1995), and guest spots on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and CSI.

Meet Jennifer all weekend at the Washington State Horror Con from October 24th through the 26th. She will be signing autographs and taking photos at the show.