Janet Gunn Movies

Boys will be boys, and that's not always a good thing, as this dark drama with comic overtones reveals. Matt (Keith Carradine) and Harley (David Keith) were best friends in high school, but since then their lives have followed a very different course. Matt drifts from job to job, swilling beer and making trouble wherever he lands, while Harley is a building designer with a nice home and an attractive wife, Fox (Janet Gunn), who wants to have a baby, though Harley isn't so certain he wants to be a parent. One day, Matt walks off his job at an Alaskan oilfield and heads to California, appearing on Harley's doorstep; Harley has neither the heart nor the desire to turn Matt away, and soon Matt is giving Harley a new taste of the bachelor lifestyle as they head out drinking, carousing, and chasing women from dusk till dawn. But Fox soon becomes wary of the way Matt is bringing out the less wholesome side of Harley's personality, while Harley notices Matt's behavior is advancing past good-natured rowdiness into something more sinister. Matt's fondness for fast sex with prostitutes and his sudden friendship with a gangster (Jan Triska) leads Matt down a dangerous road that proves to have disastrous consequences for the two friends. Cahoots was the first feature film for writer and director Dirk Benedict, who is best known for his career as a television actor, having starred in the TV series Battlestar Galactica and The A-Team. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Evidently, the chemistry between Silk Stalkings' new stars Chris Potter (as Det. Sgt. Tom Ryan) and Janet Gunn (as Det. Sgt. Cassandra "Cassy" St. John) registered quite well with fans during their first appearances in the series' sixth season. Thus, as season seven roles around, Tom Ryan and Cassy St. John continue to go undercover to solve "crimes of passion" amongst the wealthy elite of Palm Beach, FL, under the aegis of their dyspeptic superior officer, Captain Harry Lipschitz (Charlie Brill). The fact that Tom and Cassy used to be husband and wife serves to add a layer of sizzling sexual tension to the proceedings. Plus, both detectives periodically undergo personal crises involving their individual pasts, which can be charitably described as "checkered." Some interesting guest stars appear during this season's allotment of episodes, among them Morgan Brittany, Adam Carl, and Star Trek: The Next Generation's Michael Dorn (the latter is cast as a lawyer with whom Cassy has a brief fling). Season seven ends with the by now traditional cliffhanger, with Cassy being framed for murder...by a pscyhopathic computer! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

The third and final season of Dark Justice finds ex-cop Nick Marshall (Bruce Abbott) continuing to lead his double life as a respected judge by day, and a leather-jacket vigilante by night. Using an admirably variety of stings and scams, Marshall and his team of "Night Watchmen"--Moon (Dick O'Neill), Gibs (Clayton Prince), Kelly (Janet Gunn) and sometimes Kari-Lynn (Joanne Haas)--succeed in tracking down and trapping criminals who have otherwise escaped prosecution via legal technicalities and loopholes. Added to the cast this season is sexy Samantha "Sam" Collins (Elisa Heinsohn), replacing Tara McDonald (who departed the show in Season Two to relocate to Boston) as Mitchell's super-efficient secretary and researcher. In addition to offering the series' first two-part episode, "In Cover of Darkness", the series also follows traditional lines by pitting the Night Watchmen against such adversaries as a crooked doctor, a homicidal novelist, and a game-playing serial killer. Guest stars this season include Erik Estrada, Mary-Margaret Humes, Peter Haskell, Edward Albert, Kent McCord and Anne Francis. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Decades after being mysteriously swallowed up in the bottomless belly of the Bermuda Triangle, the reappearance of the cruise ship Corona Queen leads to a terrifying journey into the unknown in this dark tale from filmmaker Christian McIntire. For years, Aaron Roberts (Judd Nelson) has been obsessed with the seemingly cursed waters of the Bermuda Triangle, and when the Corona Queen returns from a 25-year trip to the beyond, Roberts can't resist the chance to investigate the phenomenon firsthand. Disregarding a series of otherworldly warnings, Roberts soon teams up with paranormal investigators Dana Elway (Janet Gunn), David Shaw (Lance Henriksen), and a team of scientists to board the Corona Queen and search for clues as to its whereabouts for the last quarter of a century. Little do they realize that the Corona Queen seems to be taking on a life of her own, and the team is stepping directly into the belly of the beast. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

The third in a series of gory films about voracious genetically engineered dinosaurs who escape and run amok, the action starts when international terrorists hijack what they think is valuable freight. Instead, the cargo turns out to be the deadly lizards, and boy are they hungry. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

B-movie filmmaker Dusty Nelson directs the 2001 action-disaster film Inferno. The Earth's air is polluted by solar activity, causing much of the planet to burst into flames. Dallas Cowboy cheerleader Janet Gunn stars as heroine Darcy Hamilton. Also starring Jeff Fahey and Dean Stockwell, Inferno aired on European TV before making its North American debut on home video. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi