Victoria Barrett Movies

Alexandra Tydings makes her first series appearance as Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love. Making her presence known to Hercules' (Kevin Hurst) friend Iolaus (Michael Hurst), Aphrodite gives him a golden apple that will make any woman he meets fall madly in love with him. Unfortunately, the girl smitten by Iolaus is Therea (Claire Yarlett), the fiancé of Epius (Jonathan Blick). If the marriage between Therea and Epius does not go on as scheduled, the countries of Syros and Delos will be plunged into war -- which is precisely what Aphrodite hopes will happen. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Sam (Ted Danson) balks when his old baseball rival Dutch Kincaid (Michael Fairman) challenges him to one last round on the mound. Since Dutch was the one man Sam could never strike out, the emotional stakes are mighty high -- too high to resist, as it turns out. Back at Cheers, a dalmation who follows Cliff (John Ratzenberger) home becomes the bar's mascot. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

This future dystopia tale is set in what remains of the U.S.A. 900 years after a nuclear war. People have banded into clans, where women fight and win control over a region while men are held as slaves and divided into functional groups, such as laborers, servants, or those who father children. When the leader of the dominant female clan dies, there is a dispute over her vacated position; two sisters vie for the honor and are challenged by the leader of a another clan. Meanwhile, one of the men has found an old presidential bunker and a stash of weapons. His plan is to use his discovery to free the men at last. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

An softcore film featuring sado-masochism and bondage, Hot Chili concerns four teen-age boys who go to work at an exclusive Mexican spa. In spite of the orders of the manager, they are soon sexually involved with innumerable buxom and in sometimes kinky guests, ranging from a Nazi to a swinging elderly couple from Texas. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi