Top 10 Best Shannon Elizabeth Movies

As Czech exchange student Nadia, Shannon Elizabeth created a role that was both sensual and disarming. The webcam scene is legendary. The film itself is crude, charming, and surprisingly honest about insecurity and coming of age. Elizabeth had little screen time but made a maximum impact.

In this over-the-top horror parody, she showed she wasn't afraid of self-deprecation and understood the cliches of her previous role all too well. The film is silly, but also smart in its timing. Elizabeth's performance proves she has comedic chops and is willing to make herself the punchline.

One of Shannon Elizabeth's earliest roles. A low-budget horror comedy about a killer snowman, and yes, it's exactly as absurd as it sounds. Elizabeth plays Jill, one of the victims in a scene that achieved cult status (partly because she appears nude in it). The film is bad on almost every level, but also a fascinating piece of B-movie history.

A loud comedy about men betting on who stays single the longest. Elizabeth plays Natalie, the object of desire but also the smartest of the bunch.

Kevin Smith's universe of stoners and misfits gets an absurd road trip full of cameos in this film. Shannon Elizabeth plays Justice, an activist burglar who wraps the duo around her finger. The film is uneven, but her role brings charm and energy to the whole. She fits surprisingly well into Smith's world of comedic chaos and irony.

In a cast full of top British actors, Shannon Elizabeth has only a small role, but a memorable one. She plays Harriet, the American who appears in the storyline of Colin Frissell, the man who thinks American women will actually like him. It's a light cameo, but she manages to make it likable.

One of the few horror films where she got to play it seriously. As Kathy Kriticos, she plays the daughter in a family trapped in a house full of ghosts. The film is visually ambitious but a bit messy in substance. Still, it's interesting to see Elizabeth in a more dramatic context, where she carries the scares convincingly without becoming a caricature.

A remake of the 1980s cult film in which Shannon Elizabeth plays Angela Feld, the hostess of a Halloween party that literally turns into hell. It's campy horror of the better B-movie type, and Elizabeth dives in with visible enjoyment.

In this breezy comedy with Cedric the Entertainer and Vanessa Williams, Elizabeth plays the seductive Chrishelle. The film isn't high art, but it's typical of her career in the early 2000s: charming, comedic, and lightly sexy.

In this Hallmark production, Shannon Elizabeth plays Nikki Crandon, a pop star who reconnects with her childhood sweetheart. It's predictable, but she plays it with warmth and without irony.

Elizabeth plays a supporting role in this romantic comedy with Jamie Lee Curtis and Jon Heder.