Jill Banner, born Mary Kathryn Molumby, was a distinctive presence in the world of film during the 1960s and 1970s, captivating audiences with her unique roles. She gained cult status for her portrayal of Virginia, the "spider baby," in the 1964 horror-comedy classic "Spider Baby." This film has garnered a devoted following, making its various home video releases, including the recent Blu-ray editions, highly sought after by collectors. Banner's contribution to cinema extends beyond this iconic role; her performance in "Hunters Are for Killing" (1970) showcased her versatility and depth as an actress. Collectors prize this title for its rare combination of thriller elements and Banner’s captivating screen presence. Her relatively brief career, marked by standout performances and memorable films, continues to intrigue collectors who appreciate the unique blend of horror and camp that she embodied. As physical media enthusiasts hunt for her work, Banner's films remain treasured artifacts of a bygone era in film history.