In the quiet town of Castle Rock opens an extraordinary store called "Needful Things", where you can buy anything you want for half price. For the other half of the price the owner demands that the buyer arrange some kind of mischief to his neighbor. As a result, the town turns into a hellhole. Murders, fights, explosions, settling scores - the devil himself manipulates local citizens. Not the sheriff, the only man in Castle Rock who wouldn't buy anything from the damn store.

A squad of professional mercenaries and desperate guys led by Barney Ross receives a difficult task - at any cost to find and destroy the bloody tyrant dictator, instilling fear in the civilian population and wreaking havoc in the South American country.

Setting out on a difficult mission, hardened by fire and water, who have been through more than one war, Ross's men find themselves in the thick of it. From now on they will have to survive: to unite and achieve the goal, or despair and die. And yet these brave, truly imperturbable guys are ready to realize even unrealizable. But not everything is as simple as it seems at first glance....

A mom, dad and daughter go to a country house to spend a happy weekend. At first it seems surprising that the teenage daughter agrees to spend her free time in this way. But everything is very simple - not far from this house is a town where her best friend lives. The girls meet and get acquainted with a strange guy who has weed.
The company comes to the hotel and prepares to party maturely, but at the most inopportune moment there are fugitive criminals who begin to brutally mock the girls. Then they move to the very last house on the left, where they encounter the girl's parents. The unsuspecting parents give shelter to the criminals, but then events develop according to a cruel scenario.

Matilda is a very unusual girl. But her parents are indifferent to her - not only are they not amazed by Matilda's abilities, they are not even interested in how their daughter lives. But her parents are indifferent to her - not only are they not impressed by Matilda's abilities, they are not even interested in how their daughter lives ...