Zach Cregger

Zach Cregger, a multi-talented artist, is widely recognized as a founding member of the award-winning comedy troupe, The Whitest Kids U' Know. The troupe garnered significant acclaim in 2006, winning the award for Best Sketch Group at the HBO U.S. Comedy Arts Festival. Their eponymous show premiered its first season on Fuse in 2007, later shifting to IFC, where it continued its successful run for five seasons until 2011. Cregger's presence in the troupe undoubtedly contributed to its success and popularity.

Simultaneously, Cregger has showcased his acting prowess in a number of sitcoms. He held starring roles in "Friends with Benefits," "Guys with Kids," and "Wrecked". This diverse range of roles highlights his versatility as a performer and his ability to engage audiences with his charisma and comic timing. His acting career complements his work in the comedy troupe, providing him with a broad platform to engage with audiences.

Moreover, Cregger has made significant strides as a writer and director, particularly in the horror genre. His films "Barbarian" and "Weapons" were well received, and his film "Mars" premiered at the prestigious Tribeca Festival in 2024. He is currently set to write and direct a film based on the renowned "Resident Evil" franchise, a testament to his creative capabilities. He also produced a horror movie titled "Companion" for New Line, further expanding his portfolio in the industry.