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Deck the Halls brings together two of Mary Higgins Clark's most popular characters for the story about cleaning-woman-turned-private eye Alvirah Meegan (Kathy Najimy) teaming with Det. Regan Reilly (Scottie Thompson) to investigate the kidnapping of Reilly's father.

A thriller based on April Smith's novel about a special FBI Special Agent Ana Grey (Catherine Bell) tracking down a serial kidnapper. The criminal, however, changes his pattern when Grey befriends his latest victim.

Silent Witness directed by Peter Markle (Bat*21, Flight 91) and based on a novel by Richard North Patterson. The drama stars Dermot Mulroney as a prominent defense attorney who returns to his hometown to defend an old friend and teacher who is accused of murdering one of his student. Anne Heche and Judd Hirsch are co-starring and Lizzie Friedman & Greg Little (Sex and Death 101) are executive producing. Velton Ray Bunch has composed the score for the film. The credits of the Emmy-winning composer for Star Trek: Enterprise include such hit shows as JAG, Quantum Leap, The Pretender and Magnum, P.I.. Silent Witness marks his first TV scoring assignment in the last couple of years.

In this movie based on Lisa Gardner's book, Carla Gugino (Californication, Entourage) plays Boston Police Detective DD Warren, who is called to the grounds of an abandoned mental hospital where a buried chamber is discovered. Inside are the mummified remains of six young women, who have all been missing for years.

Ricochet follows two homicide detectives whose careers - and lives - are on the line when they get caught up in a case of murder and betrayal in high-society Savannah. Emmy nominee John Corbett (Sex and the City, Northern Exposure) stars in the atmospheric tale as Det. Sgt. Duncan Hatcher, who is investigating a corrupt judge, played by Gary Cole (Midnight Caller, TNT's Wanted). Detective Hatcher (John Corbett) becomes romantically involved with the judge's wife, played by Julie Benz (Dexter). Kelly Overton (The Ring Two) plays Det. Deedee Bowen, Hatcher's blue-collar partner; Kadeem Hardison (Panther, Made of Honor) is Detective Bob Worley; and Haaz Sleiman (The Visitor, Nurse Jackie) is drug dealer Robert Savich.

It's a scene a movie studio might once have spilled a little blood for: Bill Pullman, stepping into the shoes of Harrison Ford as Rusty Sabich, the prosecutor turned suspected murderer in "Presumed Innocent," the 1990 hit based on the thriller by Scott Turow. Marcia Gay Harden as Rusty's brilliantly deranged spouse. Alfred Molina as the defense lawyer Sandy Stern. And Mr. Turow himself, who, despite initial resistance to writing a sequel, revisiting the Sabich saga some 20 years later.