Rachael Taylor joins fellow Aussie starlet Isabel Lucas in Erik Van Looy’s erotically-charged psych-thriller Loft, a remake of the Belgian director’s 2008 thriller of the same name. The 26-year-old stunner will play Ann, a prostitute who falls for the man she’s hired to seduce.

Loft is the story of five married men who together rent an apartment where they can each take women to bone. Things go horribly awry when one of their conquests ends up dead and none of the men will admit to knowing how she got that way.

Portraying the married guys are Patrick Wilson (Insidious), James Marsden (Straw Dogs), Wentworth Miller (Resident Evil: Afterlife), Matthias Schoenaerts (Pulsar) and Eric Stonestreet (”Modern Family”). Lucas, the first female cast in the flick, plays naive sex-toy Sarah.

Taylor, who most recently wrapped Summit Entertainment’s alien invasion thriller The Darkest Hour, has starred in a number of genre flicks, including Michael Bay’s Transformers, Masayuki Ochiai’s Shutter, the British sci-fi actioner Ghost Machine and porn icon Gregory Dark’s mainstream slasher See No Evil.

She will next be seen as one of “Charlie’s Angels” on ABC’s upcoming reboot of the 1976 Aaron Spelling-produced TV series.