In a small town many years ago children disappeared, and these cases remained unsolved. And now the nightmare returns to the sleepy town - on his birthday, Michael disappears on his way home from school. In search of her brother, Wendy Darling finds herself on the trail of Peter Pan, a maniac obsessed with the idea of eternal childhood who drags his victims to Netland.

FBI agent Wesley Doyle is leading the investigation of a Texas serial killer known as the Hand of God. One night, a young man named Fenton Meiks comes to Doyle and claims to know the killer well. It's his younger brother Adam, and all of his crimes are just a small part of a long story. When Fenton and Adam were children, after the death of their mother, their father claims that an angel appeared to him and told him to kill demons - normal looking people who bring evil to the world.

Upon returning from space, a rocket launched by a group of scientists led by Professor Bernard Quatermass crashes in the English countryside. Of the rocket's three crew members, two disappear, while the third turns into a hideous mutant who begins to destroy people and animals, feeding their flesh further monstrous transformations of his body. Quatermass decides that there is a hostile alien life form at work here.

Ex-military man Kyle Martin returns to his hometown and intends to start farming. But buying a farm on an installment plan turns out to be unprofitable, because all the money he earns goes to pay off the interest, and the bank, despite his services to the country, does not want to lower the rate. One day near his farm a local gangster Johnny gets into a car accident, and Kyle saves him by pulling him out of the burning car. In gratitude, Johnny gives the farmer 1500 dollars. But even that isn't enough to save the farm from an impending foreclosure. One day at a horse race, Johnny places a bet after the race has started and wins $50,000. Angered by the violation of the racetrack rules, local mob boss Passini orders his underlings to kill Johnny's bodyguard and blind him with sulfuric acid.