Jessie Lilley

Jessie Lilley was born on Apr 24, 1958 in USA. Jessie Lilley's big-screen debut came with Invisible Dad directed by Fred Olen Ray in 1998.

Jessie Lilley is the former publisher and co-creator of Scarlet Street magazine. After resigning that position to pursue other interests, she found herself right back in publishing by accepting a position as Managing Editor for the ill-fated though highly enjoyable RetroVision magazine. She and business/creative partner 'Ron Garmon' have written liner notes for some of the Columbia House Re-TV releases (Miami Vice, Knott's Landing, Who's The Boss?) and also are the people responsible for Worldly Remains, A Pop Culture Review not afraid to use all the words in the English language (as well as some Latin and French now and again if the spirit moves). Jessie was again in the publisher's chair while Ron handled the beleaguered desk of editor-in-chief of his creation. Worldly Remains' reviews of film can be located through various links in IMDB. In 2004, Jessie resigned from Worldly Remains and accepted and still holds the position of editor-in-chief of Mondo Cult Magazine, published by award winning science fiction author Brad Linaweaver. Jessie was Editor of the venerable Famous Monsters of Filmland from issues 250-256 as well as Famous Monsters Retro 71 and Famous Monsters Underground (2010-2011). She appears at horror and science fiction conventions across the country and also edits Mondo Cult Online.