Jorge Montesi Movies

An uncharted planet is apparently in danger of extermination due to a lethal energy cloud. Guided by messages heard only by himself, Dylan (Kevin Sorbo) leads the Andromeda crew on a mission to save the planet. After venturing into the Vault of the Heavens, a palace made of ice, Dylan inadvertently destroys the planet's eco-balance. And as if this wasn't enough, Dylan may also be reluctantly inducted into royalty when he is kidnapped by the planet's queen. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

While escaping the forces of Ogami, Dylan (Kevin Sorbo), Rommie (Lexa Doig), Tyr (Keith Hamilton Cobb) and Harper (Gordon Michael Woolvett) are rescued by an archaic-looking space vehicle. It turns out that the rescue ship is an exploratory vehicle launched from Earth 3000 years ago. The ship's crew is still alive and unaltered, thanks to the ship's incredible speed. Alas, the vehicle's inability to perform slipstream travel may mean that the four Andromeda crew members are marooned forever with the Earthlings. The only hope lies in the possibility that the exploratory craft's power may be able to regenerate the disabled Maru--but this operation had better be completed before the disgruntled Earth crew foments a mutiny. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

A woman starting a new life discovers her old life won't go away so easily in this action-drama. Julie Cosgrove (Cynthia Rothrock) was an Federal intelligence agent working on a top secret assignment when she found herself in the middle of an ambush gone wrong which led to the death of the man she loved. Emotionally devastated, Cosgrove turned her back on the government, assumed a new identity, and began a new life. However, she unwittingly becomes involved with a group of people who have been backed into a corner by crime kingpins. Cosgrove feels compelled to help them, but by doing so, she finds herself in deeper than she expected, and tips her hand to her former colleagues, who now want to silence her permanently. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Among those who have joined an exploratory mission in space are Native American astrophysicist Callie Whitehorse Landau (Irene Bedard) and her husband Alec (Cameron Daddo). The vessel carrying Callie and Alec passes through a quantum hole and into a separate trans-space continuum just below the known universe. It turns out that the explorers have entered the universe's blood system -- and it is here that Callie makes a discovery which may determine the fate of all humankind. "In the Blood" was originally broadcast on July 6, 2001. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Enrico Colantoni stars as Michael Burr, the sole human occupant of the Moon's space station Tuulen. Burr's only companions are a race of lizardlike aliens called the Hanen, who have the ability to jump great distances throughout space. In hopes of figuring out the Hanen's secret, copies of the original "jumpers" are created by earth scientists, to be tested throughout the universe. But for the experiment to be successful, either the actual Hanen jumper has to be destroyed, or its duplicate. This places Burr in a grave dilemma when he may be forced to kill Kamala (Linnea Sharples), a "jumper" with whom he has fallen in love. "Think Like a Dinosaur" was originally telecast on June 15, 2001. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

When the plane bearing presidential candidate Sen. Wynton Brody (Bruce Boxleitner) is struck by lightning, it at first appears that no damage has been done. But then, Brody envisions a strange woman (C.C.H. Pounder) who warns him the plane is doomed to crash, killing everyone on board. She claims to have been sent from the future to rescue Brody so that he will be elected president and thereby prevent a nuclear holocaust. But is Brody willing to save his own life at the cost of his friends and associates on the plane? "Decompression" was originally telecast on June 30, 2000. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

The Grells are a race of aliens who have been enslaved by the people of earth. Eventually mounting a resistance movement against their captors, a band of rebel Grells hide out in the wilderness. Forsworn to smash the rebellion by any means necessary, High Secretary Paul Kohler (Ted Shackelford) experiences an epiphany (among other things) when he and his family crash-land in the middle of Grell country -- and are themselves accused by their own government of being alien insurrectionists. "The Grell" was first broadcast on February 12, 1999. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

The death of a popular columnist leads a boutique owner on a dangerous hunt for the killer. This suspenseful thriller is based on a Mary Higgins Clark novel. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

In this suspenseful made-for-television drama a young girl unwittingly puts herself in grave danger when she falls in love with a handsome charmer who happened to kill his last girlfriend. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

The protagonist of this made-for-TV techno-thriller is Terri (Gigi Rice), a single mom who works in one of those offices where everyone has a computer terminal wired to the "hottest" sites on the web. Evidently one of Terri's co-workers is a little more computer-literate than the next. It is this mystery man who, using the handle "Cybergod," has inaugurated a campaign of terror aimed at our heroine. But is this online stalker the person who Terri strongly suspects, or someone whom she would never in a million years consider to be a dangerous predator? Whatever the case, an ex-cop named Jones (Ed Marinaro), whose partner was murdered by the selfsame Cybergod, declares his intention to solve the mystery and save Terri from a similar demise. Watch for familiar Howard Stern sidekick Robin Quivers in a supporting role. Deadly Web first aired April 15, 1996, on NBC. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

The made-for-TV Falling From the Sky: Flight 174 was based on a true story that occurred high over Canada in July of 1983. While en route from Montreal to Edmonton, a brand-new Boeing 767 runs out of fuel in mid-flight. With only a cursory knowledge of the jet's inner works, the crew is forced to desperately improvise a means of rescuing the passengers by gliding the aircraft to a runway in Winnipeg--35 miles away. Although the actual story has enough inherent drama for five TV movies, the producers felt the necessity to add a few overly melodramatic touches to heighten the suspense; also, aviation enthusiasts weren't too happy with the script's inaccuracies, nor were movie purists impressed by the surprisingly shoddy computer enhanced special effects. Nonetheless, the film boasts excellent performances, especially from William Devine as Captain Bob Pearson. First broadcast by ABC on February 20, 1995, Falling From the Sky was adapted from William and Marilyn Hoffer's book Freefall, and has since been retitled Freefall: Flight 174 for cable-TV play. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi