Richard Gnolfo Movies

A no-nonsense businesswoman receives the most precious Christmas gift she could have asked for in this yuletide comedy of errors starring Emmanuelle Vaugier and Dean Cain. Hard working Ally (Vaugier) is on the hunt for a job when she manages the impressive feat of landing an interview with overworked advertising executive Samantha (Cynthia Gibb), who's more in need of a nanny than an extra employee in the office. When Samantha offers Ally a job as an au pair, the ambitious applicant reluctantly accepts. Almost immediately thereafter, Ally has a chance encounter with handsome and charming businessman Justin (Richard Ruccolo), but experiences a severe bout of insecurity concerning her recent career path. Fortunately for Ally, straight-talking chocolatier Danny Donner (Cain) offers some wise words of wisdom that bestow her with the confidence needed to win Justin's heart. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Filmed in Bulgaria, this made-for-cable thriller draws upon both Greek and Herbraic legend for its inspiration. Shiri Appleby stars as Liz Parker, a normal 24-year-old woman living a normal existence. At least, that's the case until Liz is informed that she is actually the immortal demoness Lilith, who in Biblical times had been the first wife of Adam and thus the evil doppelganger of Eve! Having cut a murderous swath through the world for centuries, Lilith had disappeared from view when she was hypnotized into believing she was an orphaned mortal--and thus "Liz Parker" was born. Now, a secret society called Faith is determined to bring Lilith back to life and to rechannel her evil powers for the forces of Good. It is up to Faith's chief agent William Shaw to keep Liz/Lilith on the path of righteousness, a task made doubly difficult by the fact that Lilith had killed Shaw's son years earlier. Naturally, there are those in the world who hope to benefit from the activities of the "bad" Lilith, and there's also a certain demon who must be destroyed in order to save mankind. Evidently intended as the pilot for a weekly series, DarkLight first aired September 18, 2004 on the Sci-Fi Channel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

A remarkable dog helps to solve a supernatural mystery and locate a missing cat in this playful family-oriented comedy from the people who brought you The Dog Who Saved Christmas. Halloween is on the horizon, and the Bannister's have just moved into their new home. As George (Gary Valentine) and Zeus (voice of Joey Lawrence) investigate a particularly suspicious neighbor (Lance Henriksen), they encounter a terrifying canine (voice of Mayim Bialik) and stumble across an old dark house. Just when it looks like they've gotten themselves into a tight jam, however, the sleuthing pair find unlikely allies in the form of two incompetent burglars (Dean Cain and Joey "Coco" Diaz) with a habit of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. And they'll need all the help they can get, because a local cat has gone missing, and no one seems to have any idea where it has disappeared to. Co-starring Curtis Armstrong and Elisa Donovan. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A former K9 police dog has his day when he saves his adoptive family from a pair of holiday burglars. Christmas is coming, and the Bannister family isn't convinced that their new, laid back dog Zeus (voice of Mario Lopez) will be able to defend their home like they thought he would. When the family goes away for Christmas Eve and Zeus fends off two burglars who were looking to rob the Bannisters Blind, the once-skeptical family has a sudden change of heart. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi