Tiffany Shepis is most known for playing in horror films but made the jump to this action film with ease. Tiffany has the film presence that demands attention when she is on the big screen and deservedly so. Having her in the film raised the acting abilities of everyone around her to heights most had never seen. There's simply something about this lovely lady that made the whole production company fall madly in love with her...in a non creepy way of course.

Voluptuous New York-born beauty Tiffany Shepis is best known as one of Hollywood's resident scream queens. Tiffany specialized almost exclusively in the many variants of horror -- from psychological to supernatural terror. She debuted onscreen in her mid-teens with work for Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz's Troma company -- the label responsible for over-the-top, direct-to-video fright-fests -- where her assignments included a small role in Tromeo and Juliet (1996) and a hosting stint on the company's U.K. series, Edge T.V. From there, Shepis transitioned to another hosting assignment, this one on E! television's Wild on the Riviera and Sex on the Riviera series. Shepis took her big-screen feature bow in 2000's comedy Everything for a Reason, then divided her time between film -- in such horror outings as The Frankenstein Syndrome (2011), Ted Bundy (2001), The Hazing (2004), Nightmare Man (2006), and Bryan Loves You (2007), while also working on music videos for acts including Wu-Tang Clan and the Offspring.

In her films she often upstages more seasoned actresses and has some great dance grooves. She can also be seen at conventions like Chiller, Fright Night, and Horror Hound and will obviously make the move from indie schlock to mainstream films as time goes on and a good agent looks after her career. She been involved in filmmaking since the ripe old age of 12 and has appeared in numerous videos with people like Lil' Zane, Wu Tang Clan, Dexter Holland, Run DMC and Destiny's Child video "Nasty Girl", but this particular video was never released. Tiffany also shot a spot for Nintendo but it was pulled for being too (Janet Jackson-like) raunchy. She loves blood and gore but detests violence and is a very good reason why men prefer brunettes.