Scientist Eddie Jessup believes that altered states of consciousness are as real as reality. Using a sensory deprivation chamber and a powerful hallucinogen brought from Mexico, he tries to prove his colleagues right.

Two bandits are traveling through the American province, leaving behind numerous corpses. One day they find themselves in the quiet town of Millbrook, Indiana. In this town lives Tom Stoll, a respected owner of a small diner, and his family - his wife Edie and two children, Jack and Sarah. During an attempted armed robbery of his diner, Tom Stoll kills the bandits and becomes a local hero, with television coverage of his exploits. The next day, mysterious people appear in Millbrook, who for some reason call Tom by the name of Joey and ask him about Philadelphia.

Eleven-year-old Davey is left to fend for himself. His mom is dead, and his dad is busy solving his own problems. So Davey goes headlong into the world of video games. His only friend is Jack Flack, a super-agent and a hero of computer games.

When a real FBI agent, who could be killed at any minute, gives Davey secret information, the teenager finds himself involved in real spy games. None of the adults believe Davey, so he will have to cope with his dangerous mission alone, except for the help of a girl he knows and Jack Flack. Can the virtual hero be a reliable support for Davey in his collision with reality?

A brief prelude to a heartbreaking love story and prologue to the film “The Darjeeling Limited: Desperate Travelers.”

Reed Richards, Ben Grimm, Sue Storm and her brother Johnny must protect Earth from the space god Galactus and his minion, the Silver Surfer. And if Galactus' plan to devour the entire planet and all its inhabitants doesn't seem terrifying enough, the situation suddenly becomes personal.

An accident occurs on the set of the next episode of A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy's technically perfect glove kills the special effects technicians and injures the husband of Heather Langenkamp, who plays Nancy. Her son disappears in an unexplained manner. When Heather wakes up because of the earthquake, she realizes it was just a dream. However, her husband cut his fingers exactly as it happened in her dream.

A brother and sister come to visit their mother's grave. The brother scares his sister with stories about zombies, not realizing that they are not far from reality. Suddenly a dead man pounces on them - the brother is killed, and Barbara runs away, finding a farmhouse on the way. Some time later, Ben, whose car's gas tank has run out of gas, pulls up to it. They decide to stay in the house and prepare for defense.

Freddy Krueger has become much more powerful by feeding off the souls of the Elm Street kids. Now he has turned his attention to the seven children imprisoned in a mental institution. The situation is aggravated by the rampant "suicides", which, of course, are Freddy's pranks. Only Nancy Thompson, who has returned to her hometown as a practicing doctor, can resolve the situation and explain what is going on.

For several years, Karsh has been grieving for his wife, who died of cancer. He runs a technology company called GraveTech, which, thanks to innovative shrouds, allows him to watch the decomposition of the bodies of buried loved ones in high resolution. One day, Karsh notices strange growths on his wife's remains, and his cemetery is attacked - several tombstones, including his wife's, are destroyed.

France, 1949. Desperate to find a job, music teacher Clement Mathieu finds himself in a boarding school for troubled teenagers. There he sees what cruel "educational measures" the rector of this institution Rashan resorts to. The more Rashan bullies the boys, the more aggressive they become. Good-natured by nature, Mathieu is outraged by these methods, but he is unable to openly protest. But one day he, the author of numerous musical compositions, which he modestly hides in his room, comes up with a wonderful idea: to organize a school choir.