Jack Armstrong Movies

Two lifelong friends are forced to choose between peaceful forgiveness and carrying a deadly grudge in a sprawling tale of old west vengeance starring Lost's Josh Holloway. Pal Grisham (Holloway) and his best-friend Bobby Ray Burns (Channon Roe) blazed a violent path out of Cherub, Texas that would instantly bond the pair for life. Their powerful connection is soon severed, however, when one of the men commits a crime that sharply divides the pair for over three decades. Now, as Pal and Bobby Ray return home after not seeing one another for more than thirty years, both men will find themselves faced with one of the most difficult decisions that have ever had to make. Whether they choose the gun or brotherhood, neither Pal nor Bobby Ray will never be the same again. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

In 1962, a Georgian woman serves a light sentence for a petty crime. Upon her release, she discovers that her children have been sold by a dubious adoption agency, causing the woman to spend the next 20 years searching for her lost babies. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

In this continuing series made for cable TV, resort-owner Eve Sinclair is trying to cope with the jealousy of Josh and the evil plot of Randi. ~ John Bush, Rovi

Eden looks in on the public indulgences and private intrigues of the guests and staff at an upscale resort designed to satisfy the innermost desires of its patrons; sex, murder and long-held secrets are all part of the puzzle. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Produced for the Playboy Channel cable service, Eden is what the creators describe as an "erotic soap opera." The plot, however, is not told on a day-to-day basis, but in 2-hour increments, originally telecast over several months. The setting is a beach resort where anything goes, and usually does. In this first installment, part-owner Eve Sinclair (Barbara Alyn Woods) bears witness to all sorts of melodramatic plot developments, chief of which is the death of her husband Grant, who frequently visits her (and more) in her dreams. Meanwhile, the oblivious guests indulge in their every whim and fantasy, whips and leather optional. The R-rated Eden was followed in quick succession by the innovatively titled Eden 2, Eden 3 and Eden 4. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi