Tim Colceri Movies

When the United States Army attempts to turn a microscopic extraterrestrial organism into a powerful military weapon, they inadvertently unleash an apocalyptic hell on Earth. It was one of the most incredible discoveries in the history of mankind; a miniscule life form that possessed the power of life over death. But when the military attempted to engineer a genetically altered version of the organism, it turned on them. The intent was to resurrect fallen soldiers to create the ultimate fighting force, but instead the alien turned the soldiers against one another. Meanwhile, an ambitious high school science teacher named Darren steals the only pure specimen. He's convinced he can discover the secrets of life by studying it, but before he does the alien gets loose, quickly infecting the tenants of his apartment building and creating an unstoppable horde of flesh eating super humans. Now, it's up to Darren and a small band of survivors to prevent the infected from reaching the city, and introducing the alien virus to the general population. Should they fail, it could mean the fall of mankind. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

The long-awaited "backstory" for the popular syndicated science-fiction saga Babylon 5 was provided some five years after the series premiered, courtesy of the two-hour movie special Babylon Five: In the Beginning. Set in the year 2278, the film takes a backward glance at the Earth-Minbari war, as seen through the eyes of Londo Mollari (Peter Jurasik), now the emperor of Centauri. Detailed for the first time are the tragic beginnings of the war, the involvement of the Minbari Delenn (Mira Furlan), and the death of Dukaht (Raynor Scheine). In addition to featuring most of the series' current regulars, the film also brings back such early defectors as Lt. Cmdr. Jeffrey Sinclair (Michael O'Hare) and Ambassador Kosh (Ardwright Chamberlain). As a bonus, Claudia Christian appears unbilled in her familiar role of Lt. Cmdr. Susan Ivanova, here depicted as an 18-year-old civilian. The film was written by series producer J. Michael Straczynski, and later novelized by Peter David. First telecast on January 4, 1978, Babylon 5: In the Beginning launched the two-year association between Babylon 5 and the TNT cable network. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

In this crime drama, members of a formerly peaceful community fight back after the cops fail to protect them from the gangsters who have turned their neighborhoods into battlefields. They do this by hiring a boozy detective to investigate the backgrounds of the supposedly upstanding local politicals and businessmen behind the mayhem. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

In this whodunit, several cops are picked off one-by-one as two young investigators try to make sense of the murders. They soon find that the victims themselves were involved in some violent and less-than-honorable activity. Evidence may lead to fellow cop (C. Thomas Howell) who seems to fit the vigilante profile. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi

This provocative drama tells the tale of the relationship between a wealthy, troubled boy and an alcoholic skid row bum with no name ("Emanon" is "no name" in reverse) who turns out to be Christ. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi