Christopher Graham Movies

On a diplomatic mission to Egypt, Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) and Iolaus (Michael Hurst) try to save Queen Nefertiti (Gabrielle Larkin) from an assassination plot. Though it appears that the queen's own daughter, Princess Amensu (Josephine Davison), is the killer, the princess is actually a pawn in the schemes of Prince Ramses (Toi Iti), who has all the powers of the Necromicon (aka The Book of the Devil) at his disposal. The climax finds Hercules and Iolaus fighting for their lives against an army of living statues. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Housed inside the grimy walls of a horrific New Zealand asylum there sits a serial killer waiting to be determined sane enough to stand trial. The mental hospital is run by the sinister Dr. Marlowe, who looks the other way when his thuggish orderlies occasionally rough up the inmates. Into this hellish place comes the cocky Dr. Karen Shoemaker, a psychiatrist famed for having made major breakthroughs with another murderer. Though Marlowe thinks that no one could reach Simon Cartwright, the killer, Shoemaker is determined to try, so, with Marlowe watching behind a two-way mirror, she begins the first of many chilling sessions with the unrepentant Simon. A horror film that draws some of its best bits from other slasher movies, while also adding a few interesting twists of its own, this directorial debut from New Zealand director Scott Reynolds follows the winding course of these sessions, presenting pieces from Simon's grim life and graphically gory murders via flashback. As time passes, Shoemaker comes to trust the placid-seeming Simon and asks that his shackles be removed. Shortly thereafter she learns that he hears voices urgently telling him to kill and kill again. Dr. Shoemaker must then work even harder to control her dangerous patient and her growing terror. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

The ghost of her former lover Marcus (Bobby Hosea) tells Xena (Lucy Lawless) that all is not well in the Underworld. Sure enough, the hapless Hades (Erik Thomson) has been toppled from his throne and imprisoned. Meanwhile, a psycho wreaks even more havoc than usual in the Underworld with Hades' stolen Helmet of Invisibility. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Bruce Gordon, best known to 1960s TV fans as Frank Nitti on the original Untouchables series, is no less menacing in the role of modern-day bounty hunter Mike Dehner. Having come to Los Angeles in search of a bail jumper, Dehner makes no secret of his willingness to resort to violence to get his man--something that Officers Jim Reed (Kent McCord) and Pete Malloy (Martin Milner) are not about to let happen. Film noir stalwart Marie Windsor appears as a waitress who helps Jim and Pete stop Dehner dead in his tracks. And in a lighter moment, the two cops are confused when a woman demands that she be given a traffic ticket. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide