Erin Marie Hogan

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Erin Marie Hogan
Erin Marie Hogan on ErinMarieOMG.jpg
Hogan on her YouTube channel in 2014
Born (1985-09-22) September 22, 1985 (age 39)
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Alma mater Webster University, Soldan High School
Occupation(s) Actress, activist
MovementMental health awareness, animal rights
Website erinmariehogan.com

Erin Marie Hogan (born September 22, 1985) is an American actress and activist from St. Louis, Missouri. Hogan is mostly seen in direct-to-video horror films and American cable television. She is a mental health advocate, who in 2015 announced that she battles depression and anxiety.[ citation needed ]

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Early life

Born near The Hill, in St. Louis, Missouri, to parents Michael Patrick and Jane Christine Hogan. Hogan began singing, acting, and dancing at a young age. She was enrolled in the Ballet Conservatory of Saint Louis where she studied before moving to COCA to continue her training. During high school at Soldan International Studies High School, Hogan began singing competitively and performing in community and underground theatre. She later received her degree in Film and Video Production from Webster University with a minor in Music. [1] During these years, Hogan worked as a theme park performer, competitive singer, and aerial artist.[ citation needed ]

Career

After moving to Los Angeles to pursue acting further, She first came to attention with her role as Samantha Finley in Paranormal Entity (2009), a "mockbuster" exploiting the publicity of the 2007 film Paranormal Activity . The film was done in a “found footage” style, causing a bit of confusion as many people believed she was actually dead.

On television, Hogan appeared on five episodes of the 2015 season of Ray Donovan . In film, she featured in one of the six segments of The Theatre Bizarre (2011) and starred in Hold Your Breath (2012). Her portrayal of Linda Kasabian in House of Manson (2015) earned her positive reviews on horror websites. She received positive reviews for her role in the paranormal thriller Dwelling, with many reviewers hailing her portrayal of "Ellie" as her best performance to date. [2]

Filmography

Film

FilmYearRoleNotes
Say Goodnight2007LydiaSome Scenes Deleted
Paranormal Entity 2009Samantha Finley Direct-to-video
6 Guns2010ScarletDirect-to-video
Agent Steele2010Agent Veronica Short film
The Confined2010JackieShort film
Zombies and Assholes2011KaitlinShort film
Hold Your Breath 2011NatashaLimited Theatrical Release
The Theatre Bizarre 2011Test Tube BabyOne segment of Horror Anthology
Axeman 2013LizDirect-to-video
Red Revenge2014Amanda TorresDirect-to-video (Japan)
Throwdown2014Amanda TorresDirect-to-video
House of Manson 2015Linda KasabianDirect-to-video
Evil Within2015BettinaDirect-to-video
The Bet 2016Kaylee ListwanDirect-to-video
Dwelling2017EllieDirect-to-video
Two Faced2017JosieDirect-to-video
Internet Comment Etiquette 2020 Halloween Special2020Goth GirlShort film

Television

ShowEpisodesRoleNotes
Ray Donovan 5Co-StarSeason 3
Paul Goetz's Last Ditch Effort8Sandy BerkinsFor YouTube
Seven Lives X-posed8JuliaPlayboy TV
Choose Your Own Adventure4Secret AgentNerdist.com
The Bold and the Beautiful 1Friend #2Episode 1.6387
Everyday Gay1MichellePilot Episode
Femme Fatales 1EmilySeason 1: "Girls Gone Dead"
Battle of Hogwarts1Hogsmeade ResidentChapter 1: "Artifacts"
1000 Ways to Die 5Wendy"Better Them Than Us" and "Getting a Rise From the Dead"
Kingdom Come4LaylaFor Vimeo

Discography

Album TitleYearTypeBand or GroupRole
Volcal-ize of the Tiger2004LPSoldan Intl' HS ChoirVocalist
Act Out/Lay Me Down2005DemoFailsideVocalist
Goodbye Darling2006SingleFailsideVocalist
Fully Attractive2007LPTight Pants SyndromeVocalist
Don't Panic2008LPTight Pants SyndromeVocalist
Singles2009LPTight Pants SyndromeVocalist

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References

  1. "Erin Marie Hogan". ErinMarieHogan.com. Retrieved June 17, 2021.
  2. "Reel Review: Dwelling (2017)". Morbidly Beautiful. August 22, 2017. Retrieved June 17, 2021.