Widow and oil as "The widow", 2008
Review: This is a biblical story brought to the screen by a production company in Florida. It's short but interesting.,/p>
Extralarge: Diamonds as Dumas's secretary 1993
Review: Didn't see it. This was a Italian production and not widely known outside of Europe.
Swamp thing Episode 43 Mirador's Brain as "Dana Mirador" 1992 Picture
Review: This isn't bad, typical 90's sci-fi show. In this episode, her grandpa's brain is taken out and merged with the bad guy's brain, causing weird effects.
Tribes as "Lorraine Delaney" 1990
Review: Didn't see it.
Winger video "Hungry". 1989
Jill Whitlow plays the female interest who dies in a car accident. The video i have is very poor quality. If you wish to see it the clip is on the video page.
Baby Boom as a teenage version of "J.C. Wiatt" 1988
Review: Didn't see it. Whitlow plays the teenage version of the main charecter, who is obsessed with success and power.
Freddy's Nightmares episode "Mother's Day" as "Barbara Gamble" 1988 Picture
Review: Whitlow plays a teenage girl who goes next door to meet the new guy. She ends up killing him.
Twice Dead as "Robin" 1988 Picture
Review: Suffice to say i did not like it.
Ghost chase as Laurie 1987 Picture
Review: This film wasn't quite as hideous as Twice Dead. It had it's moments, it is a typical teenage love flick sort of deal. A teenage filmmaker inherits a magic clock that has a ghost living inside it. He tries to convince a girl (Whitlow) to be in his film but since he slipped her the toungue she thinks he's an idiot. A sleazy film baron tries to steal the clock and molest Whitlow.
Night of the creeps as "Cynthia Cronenberg" 1986 Picture
Review: This is a must see film, one of the all time classics. A Student, Chris (Jason Lively) at university falls in love with Cindy (Whitlow). I don't blame him. To impress her, he pledges a frat run by her boyfriend and is told to steal a body and dump it at a rival frathouse. The body they try to steal is filled with corpse-animating parasites that escape and infect frat boys. This film is loaded with recognizable people and really cool lines. This film is known by many names, including "Dimension of terror" and "Homecoming night"
Thunder run as "Kim" 1986 Picture
Review: This film concerns a trucker who is hired to transport plutonium. A band of terrorists want to steal it and try to intercept it. The main logical problem is why on earth would the US government entrust even a gram of the deadliest substance known to anyone but the military? Why would the terrorists be so incompetent? Not quite as bad as "Twice dead" but not the best film ever made.
Silver spoons in episode "The beach house" as "Donna" 1986
Review: Little Ricky meets Donna on summer vacation and he neglects to tell her he has a girlfreind. Whitlow looks a lot like she did in "Night of the creeps" and best of all you get to see her in a bikini.
Neat and Tidy as "Tena/Tina Tidy" 1986 Picture
Review: This more than makes up for the hideous 'twice dead'. It is an excellent tv show that combines english humor with action and tremendously bizarre situations. I can't stop raving about the clip where Whitlow sings in the bar, that alone was worth the purchase price. The part where she breaks nick out of jail is great too, and it has John Astin (The original Gomez Addams) in it so you know it's going to be good.
Weird Science as "Perfume girl salesgirl" 1985 Picture
Review: This is a very good film. Whitlow plays a Jerky perfume salesgirl who makes fun of the two protagonists, who have made the perfect woman using their home computer. This movie is one of the defining movies of the 80's, with a lot of big names (Kelly LeBrock, Anthony Michael Hall, Robert Downey Jr., Bill Paxton). For some reason this film is called "The explodeable woman" in Italian.
Mask as "Anne-Marie" 1985 Picture
Review: Whitlow has a brief scene in this 1985 movie. She is employed at a horse ranch and works with a blind girl. The blind girl introduces her to her disfigured boyfriend (The main charecter of the film) and she reacts negatively.
Airwolf Episodes "Short walk to freedom" as "Kay" 1985 Picture
Review (Short walk to freedom): Whitlow plays "Kay", a science student who is flown to central america with her professor and some other students on a field trip. They are kidnapped by a rebel leader and held hostage till they are rescued by Airwolf.
Otherworld episode "I am Woman, Hear me Roar" as Girl #1 1985
Review: Otherworld is about a fairly ordinary family that goes to egypt and gets sucked through a portal to another world. Kind of like a primitve version of stargate. In this episode, the family arrives in a female supremist society. The daughter goes to school and sits behind Whitlow, who is looking at the male slaves in a magazine. She gives the teenage protagonist some advice on buying slaves.
T.J. Hooker episode "The two faces of Betsy Morgan" as Betsy Morgan 1984
Porky's as "Mindy" 1981 Picture
Review: Our intrepid heroine plays "Mindy", a cute and sweet 14ish year old girl who is used by Wendy in a nasty practical joke. The story takes place in a high school where the protagonists are all seniors. They go to Porky's to get laied and he rips them off, and they wreak vengeance on him. The best parts of the films are the practical jokes played on each other, most of them classical (a nice word for cliche). In this scene, Wendy asks her to go talk to "Meat" and ask him how he got his nickname. He offers to show her but is stopped by PeeWee. A disappointed Mindy leaves.
Jill Whitlow did NOT appear in the airwolf episode titled "Severance pay". If she did, she's very, very good at hiding.
