The irresistible Ignacia Allamand is a Chilean beauty that all a man want to be with, and all a woman want to be. Born in Las Condes, Chile on August 29, 1981, Ignacia spent some time in Washington DC as the daughter of Chile's defense minister, before making her onscreen debut in the music composer drama Se arrienda (2005). Ignacia was best known in her home nation for showing some skin in just her underwear in Que pena tu vida (2010) but it quickly became apparent Ignacia's sexiness couldn't be contained to the small South American nation. Eli Roth cast her as the doomed do-gooder Kara in The Green Inferno (2013), and as Keanu Reeves' wife Karen Alvarado in Knock Knock (2015).
But our favorite place to see her get knocked up (potentially) is in Downhill (2016), a film about a biking star named Joe (Bryce Draper) whose best friend dies in a racing accident. Joe agrees to go on another race and while doing a run with his girlfriend Stephanie (Natalie Burn), they stumble upon a dying man who appears to have a mysterious virus. From there they become the targets of determined killers who want to keep their secret in the mountains. We'd love to go Downhill on Ignacia when she shows off thick thigh and bodacious bum while being screwed in a cabin. Knock knock, who's there? Ignacia getting railed from behind! Unfortunately for non-Spanish speakers, Ignacia returned to Chilean cinema with roles in Do it Like an Hombre (2017) and No estoy loca (2018). We just might have to break out our middle school Spanish textbooks again, because we can’t get enough of those charming Chilean cheeks!
