Frederick Muller Movies

Two scheming sisters with a tenuous grip on reality find their devious plan to seduce an unsuspecting stranger spiraling into chaos in this thriller starring Alicia Silverstone and Sienna Giullory. For years Grace and Violet have lived life locked away from society in the confines of an opulent mansion prison; their separation from society fueling the ever deepening madness that binds them. When an innocent man comes into their lives and the sisters devise scheme where seduction and betrayal take center stage, their dark desires set into motion a murderous series of psycho-sexual mind-games. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Frederick Forsyth's novel is the basis for this made-for-television movie about British agents attempting to halt arms-smuggling between the IRA (Irish Republican Army) and Libya. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi

In this espionage thriller, American and British operatives team up to learn the real reason behind a KGB officer's defection. The two sides suspect that it's all part of an elaborate assassination conspiracy. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

This feature-length story about the heist of $10 million in Nazi diamonds primarily rides on star Tom Selleck's popularity as TV's Magnum, P.I., (a 1980s show), since the plot turnarounds, slighted character development, and stock situations are not that engaging on their own. The setting is 1934 and Nick Lassiter (Selleck) has been strong-armed by the Yank and Brit governments into stealing the diamonds from a German agent (Lauren Hutton) -- if he can track the gems to their hiding place. Along the way, he travels through London of the 1930s -- marketplaces, warehouses, and watering holes that lend an atmosphere to his search. His lady love Sara (Jane Seymour) more or less stands around to lend support while the suavely suited-up Lassiter battles a crooked cop (Bob Hoskins), his real arch enemy. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi