Scene from Playboy's Hot Hook-Ups (2004)

Alternate Names: Melissa Messmer

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Dude, Where's My Car? (2000) as Dancer #1

Most Important Roles:

• National Lampoon's TV: The Movie (2006) as Hot Blonde
• Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star (2011) as AFA Presenter (uncredited)
• Piranha 3DD (2012) as Lifeguard (uncredited)
• Loaded (2008) as Sharon
• Minty the Assassin (2009) as Double Delicious
• Dirty Love (2005) as Sexy Woman
• House Broken (2009) as Blondie Hottie
• Stripper Academy (2007) as Bambi
• Eating Out: All You Can Eat (2009) as Tabitha / (Ryan's Flashback Date)
• Hollywood & Wine (2011) as Courtroom Juror

Career Highlights:

• National Lampoon's TV: The Movie (2006)
• Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star (2011)
• Piranha 3DD (2012)
• Loaded (2008)
• Minty the Assassin (2009)
• Dirty Love (2005)
• House Broken (2009)
• Stripper Academy (2007)
• Eating Out: All You Can Eat (2009)
• Hollywood & Wine (2011)

"When the sight of a tropical-born actress piques Mr. Skin's interest, he can't help but anticipate forthcoming nudity. Such was indeed the case with Tabitha Taylor, born in Hawaii and blossoming into a stunning beauty while growing up in Anaheim, California, which some might argue is the second happiest place on Earth after her presence itself. A former actress and model, Tabitha appeared in a Miller Lite commercial and as the villain in Sharika's 'Obsession Tango' music video, evoking obsession for her assets. However, it was her role in National Lampoon's TV: The Movie (2006) that truly raised eyebrows, alongside Jamie Hagan and Estefania Iglesias as topless inmates in a mental institution. If nuts were being emptied during this scene, one can only imagine the reaction to her role in Pretty Cool Too (2007), where she plays a mystery girl with a revealing hallucination. Her chesticles also steal the show in Loaded (2008) and House Broken (2009). Hollywood & Wine (2010) saw another sunbathing session for her nips, but Skin Central eagerly awaits more skin-ful moments, perhaps even a glimpse of the other two B's."