Sadie Katz | |
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Born | Sadie Lorraine Jones October 13, 1978 |
Other names | Buffy Green, Sadi Catz |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 2005–present |
Sadie Katz (born October 13, 1978 [1] as Sadie Lorraine Jones) is an American actress, WGA writer, director, and producer from Los Angeles, California. [2]
Katz is best known for playing Sally in Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort . [3] [4] [5] Due to her acting credits and the types of films she has starred in (which include Party Bus to Hell, Blood Feast, House of Bad, Dread Central, and Shock Till You Drop), she is considered to be a scream queen. [6] [7]
She wrote the script for Scorned , which was loosely inspired by a breakup in her own life. [8] She is also known for the documentary The Bill Murray Experience, of which she wrote, directed, produced, and starred in. [9] [10] Katz is a festival and an indie actress who has co-starred alongside June Squibb, Tara Reid, Billy Zane, and Danny Trejo. [11]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2005 | A Lot to Ask | Wendy | Short |
2006 | Room for Error | - | Short |
2007 | Ben David: Broken Sky | Wife | |
2009 | The Last Big Blowout | - | Short |
Good Guys Finish Last | Mary | ||
Redux | Clara Wallace | Short | |
2011 | T Is for Truth | Lisa | Short |
Hit List | Blonde Woman #1 | ||
2012 | Nipples & Palm Trees | Harmony | |
Birthday Sex | Kristen | TV movie | |
Ordinary Man | Annie | Short | |
2013 | Hidden Treasures | Cat | |
House of Bad | Sirah | ||
Chavez Cage of Glory | Gia Chavez | ||
All American Christmas Caro | Music Video Girl | ||
Scorned | Waitress | ||
2014 | Under the Hollywood Sign | Alexis | |
Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort | Sally | Video | |
Crystal Skulls | Al Jazeara Reporter Sheila West | TV movie | |
2015 | Only God Can | Coley's Mom | |
2016 | Grindsploitation | Allie | |
Blood Feast | The Goddess Ishtar | ||
The Visit | Anna | Short | |
The Night Shift | Carrie | ||
2017 | Party Bus to Hell | Joan Starrett | |
Pinata | Co-Worker | Short | |
2018 | Ego | - | Short |
2019 | Automation | Susan | |
Mayday | Aeryn | ||
Hanukkah | Rachel | ||
2020 | Hacksaw | DJ Cassidy (voice) | |
Clown Fear | Carlee Summers | ||
Megan | Megan | ||
The Step Daddy | Valerie | ||
The Amityville Harvest | Christina | ||
13 Slays Till X-Mas | Dr. Hershberger | ||
2021 | Angel City Horror | Wynn | Short |
2022 | Kali | Emma | Short |
8 Days to Hell | Cindy | ||
Killer Connection | Celeste | ||
Night of the Zomghouls | Madison | ||
Mike & Fred vs The Dead | Radio DJ (voice) | ||
Unreported | Lisa | ||
Space Wars: Quest for the Deepstar | Elnora | ||
Shelter | President | ||
2023 | Reverence | McKenzie (Kilah's Mom) | Short |
End Times | Deirdre | ||
End Times (II) | Deirdre | ||
Static Codes | Nyla | ||
Transmission | Clara | ||
Death Club | Lisa | ||
Woods Witch | Melora | ||
The Truth About Monsters | Madeline Hush |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2013 | 7 Lives Xposed | Gina | Episode: "It's Complicated" |
2015 | Diabolical Women | Dana Sue Gray | Episode: "Dana Sue Gray" |
My Haunted House | Deanna Simpson | Episode: "The Haunting of Deanna Simpson" | |
Wolf/Man | Kim | Episode: "Homecoming King" |
Year | Song | Artist | Role |
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2019 | "The Devil You Know" | L.A. Guns | Beth |
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