Bobby Johnston Movies

In this steamy drama for adults only, an attractive co-ed (Regina Russell) helps pay her way through college by hosting an adult website on the Internet, featuring numerous undraped photos of herself as the main attraction. One night, the student is spying on her roommate for fun and videotapes her having sex with her date for the evening -- who turns out to be one of her professors. The amateur pornographer soon turns blackmailer when she tells the professor it might be worth his while to pay her, rather than allow her to post the incriminating videotape on the web; matters soon become complicated -- and far more dangerous. Sex@students.edu also features Mia, Bobby Johnston, and Jay Stewart. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Where else but Minnesota, a state that has brought us creative minds as diverse as F. Scott Fitzgerald, Garrison Keillor and Paul Westerberg, could a man like Jesse "The Body" Ventura be elected governor? The Jesse Ventura Story follows the inarguably remarkable career of its title character (played by Nils Allen Stewart) as he overcomes an unhappy childhood and strained relationship with his father to find success as a Navy SEAL, a bouncer, a bodyguard, a disc jockey, a professional wrestler and a second-string action movie star, concluding with his most remarkable feat to date: winning Minnesota's 1998 gubernatorial race as a third-party candidate. Produced for NBC television, The Jesse Ventura Story was a model of production efficiency; it was first aired in May 1999, a mere six months after the real life Ventura won the Minnesota election, with Toronto standing in for the Twin Cities. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Housewife Tess McCall (Patricia Kalember) knows that her sister's husband is a philanderer, but she can't prove it. With the help of her policeman husband Craig (Tom Irwin), Tess gleans a variety of surveillance and clue-gathering techniques, the better to trap her brother-in-law in the act. She does this so well that she decides to open up her own private detective agency, "I Spy", dedicated to helping other wives get the goods on their errant hubbies. Ultimately, Tess determines that her own husband is cheating on her--but is this information correct, or is she merely being carried away by the euphoria of detection? Reportedly inspired by a true story, When Husbands Cheat was made for the Lifetime cable channel, where it originally aired on February 2, 1998. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

In this erotic thirller, a detective looks into the murder of a pornography magnate. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

In this erotic outing, an artist discovers the cure to his creative block comes in the shapely forms of two models. Prior to hiring the models, Leo's marriage had been in trouble, for he was so focused on his inability to create that he ignored the physical and emotional needs of his ambitious and somewhat overbearing wife, Karen. Tired of it all, Karen abandons him and moves to New York City. Meanwhile, Leo's career begins spiralling towards destruction. Then he meets Beth, an overly modest art student suffering from low self-esteem, and Claire, a broke single mother embroiled in an expensive custody battle. The presence of these beauties in his studio jump-starts his creativity. As he paints, the girls share intimate secrets from their pasts, though the relationship remains non-sexual. Trouble brews when Karen returns and jealously suspects that the three are fooling around. Though negative at first, the situation forces both Karen and Leo to re-evaluate and ultimately rejuvenate their marriage. The models also find happiness. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Technology runs amuck when an elite squad of police cyborgs turn on their masters in director Richard Pepin's action-packed sci-fi thriller. The future is now, and in order to minimize human casualties on the dangerous city streets, scientists have created a team lifelike androids that have been specially trained to do man's dirty work. Nicknamed the T-Force, these unstoppable humanoids are frequently sent to capture criminals who wouldn't hesitate to kill a flesh-and-blood cop. When the T-Force goes too far and shoots down a terrorist helicopter with six hostages on board, officials quickly decide to pull the plug on the project. The only problem is, the T-Force doesn't want to be shut down, and they have programmed themselves into extreme self-preservation mode as a precautionary safety measure. There is one lone cyborg who resisted the uprising though, and his name is Cain. When Lt. Jack Ford (Jack Scalia) is charged with the task of tracking down the renegade death machines, he's going to need all the help Cain can offer in order to take down the renegade robots restore order in the city. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

In this actioner a country drive turns into a nightmare for two lovers when they are attacked. The boy friend is nearly beaten to death and the girl friend is kidnapped and taken to a baby ranch designed to produce a race of blond, blue-eyed children. Fortunately for her, her courageous lover risks it all to save her and bring the "ranchers" to justice. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

This slick, fast-paced but vacuous production has a plot that horror buffs will find all too familiar: it serves up a group of idiotic young people as standard zombie-fodder -- including the nominal protagonist (Eric Larson) who is paying a visit to a remote mountain cabin to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his grandparents. Since this cabin was apparently built in Evil Dead country, the poor saps are beset by the title breeze -- the horrific result of some mystical mumbo-jumbo concocted by Grandpa -- which proceeds to possess the living and bring the dead back to life in a whirlwind of unconvincing make-up effects. This derivative film borrows elements from dozens of horror hits but does nothing interesting with any of them -- though the filmmakers deserve some credit for attempting some ambitious and surreal dream sequences, considering the limited budget. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi