Daniel and Chelsea are in the midst of a hot make out session when they hear the door to the locker room open. Chelsea hides in Daniel's locker as an attractive doctor enters. She introduces herself as Dr. Amber Kress and playfully flirts with Daniel. Chelsea reacts from inside the locker. Dr. Kress comes on to Daniel until he tells her he is involved with someone. She's disappointed and leaves. Chelsea comes out and is beaming. Now she knows Daniel has feelings for her. Daniel admits he's not made of stone, but he is sorry he kissed her. He must keep his distance from her and make sure it never happens again. Lucas can't believe he's getting out of prison tonight. He can't thank Mickey enough for all he's done. The guard tells Lucas this isn't a release or a reprieve. He's going to be monitored 24 hours a day and forced to live under house arrest. His monitor will be set to one address and he will not be allowed to go more than 10 yards outside the premises. If he does his ankle bracelet will sound an alarm

A bisexual travel writer assigned the task of covering Napa Valley's most romantic hot spots invites an old college friend to join him on his quest, only to find their attraction blossoming into something much more complex in writer/director Russell Brown's look at fidelity, promiscuity, and sexual morality in the modern era. Nathan (Cole Williams) is an L.A.-based writer preparing to pen an article about the Napa Valley wine district. Recognizing that a trip to wine country is always more fun when you invite a friend along, Nathan contacts old college friend Maggie (Amber Benson), who readily agrees to join him on his trip. Though both Nathan and Maggie currently have boyfriends, their attraction to one another finds wine tasting taking a back seat to an affair that raises numerous questions as to the fragility of intimate relationships when love knows no gender. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide.

In this independent horror film with a comic undertow, six college students traveling through Europe are forced to take shelter for the night in a large old rattletrap house. Trying to pass the time on a stormy night, the students play a parlor game in which they have to answer questions of a personally embarrassing nature. Several of the group reveal long held secrets, which apparently was rather upsetting to someone, because when the four get together for another trip a year later, someone seems determined to kill off their fellow students one by one. Taboo stars Nick Stahl, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Lori Heuring, and Amber Benson; the film was screened at {~the 2002 Sundance Film Festival}. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide.

After 300 years of conflict between the rival kingdoms of Delphi and Lockland, Lockland's king, Phillip (Adrian Pintea), entrusts the fate of his land to a sorcerer named Armand (Larry Drake). Using the king's blood, Armand bring an enormous statue of a terrifying gryphon to life. Almost immediately, the treacherous magician and his en changed pet turn on the king and attempt to take over both Lockland and Delphi. Soon, Princess Amelia of Lockland (Amber Benson) and Prince Seth of Delphi (Jonathan LaPaglia) must forge an unlikely alliance to find the only weapon powerful enough destroy the gryphon. Unfortunately for them, the fabled Drakonian Pike has been broken into two pieces -- and both are lost to antiquity. After premiering in the Sci-Fi Channel cable network on January 27, 2007, Gryphon was released on DVD as Attack of the Gryphon. Like many original Sci-Fi productions, the film was shot on location in Bulgaria. ~ Brian J. Dillard, All Movie Guide.