Jennifer Blanc-Biehn has carved a chilling niche for herself in the world of horror. A New York-born scream queen with Broadway roots, she transitioned from stage to screen, eventually embracing the darker side of cinema with open arms—and bloodied hands.

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Best known in the horror world for her haunting performance in The Divide (2011), Blanc-Biehn became a powerhouse behind the camera as well. Alongside her husband, genre legend Michael Biehn, she co-founded Blanc/Biehn Productions—a gritty, grindhouse-style studio responsible for cult horror hits like The Victim and Hidden in the Woods.

She began her acting career at a young age, appearing on Broadway in Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs" alongside Jonathan Silverman and Robert Sean Leonard. ​

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Blanc-Biehn gained recognition for her television roles, notably portraying Kate Bishop in "Party of Five" and Kendra Maibaum in "Dark Angel." Her film credits include roles in "The Brady Bunch Movie" (1995), "The Ride" (1997), and "The Divide" (2011). ​

Whether she’s producing blood-soaked thrillers or stepping into twisted roles that test the limits of sanity, Jennifer brings raw intensity and fearless energy to every project. Her films are staples on the horror convention circuit, and she’s earned a loyal following among genre fans for her unapologetic embrace of the macabre.

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From scream queen to indie horror maven, Jennifer Blanc-Biehn continues to leave a bloody mark on the genre—one terrifying tale at a time.