Eerie legends surround the ominous mansion known as the House on the Hill. This gloomy and majestic structure, once owned by the richest textile magnate Hugh Crane, has stood empty for more than a century and is considered a cursed place. But it is it that sleep study specialist Dr. Murrow chooses for his experiments. A group of four insomniacs will have to spend several days and nights in the eerie house.

In every town there is a house about which horrible things are told. Adults talk about it in whispers, and all the neighborhood kids avoid it. Such gloomy houses reek of damp and death. And there is hardly a daredevil, who even on a bet dares to approach the terrible place in the night. But one day, an ordinary 13-year-old boy entered the creepy dwelling.

Edgin Darvis, a bard and adventurer, escapes from prison with his warrior girlfriend Holga and goes to see his daughter, who has been under the tutelage of his former accomplice Forge for the last few years. Upon arrival it turns out that the latter, with the support of a suspicious sorceress Sophina, not only got fabulously rich and became governor, but also turned his daughter against her father, and in general - not against getting rid of Edgin and Holga. Having managed to fight off the executioners, the desperate couple plans a terrible revenge, and for this they will have to unite with the absent-minded wizard Simon, the dexterous druidess Doric and find the magic helmet, which was considered lost.

In order to earn money for his daughter's medical treatment, Mills, a family man from the planet Somaris, embarks on a two-year exploration mission. While en route, his ship hits an uncharted asteroid belt and crashes, falling apart on an unknown planet. Mills discovers the only survivor of the cryostasized passengers, 12-year-old Koa, and discovers that the terrain is deadly - after all, they were on Earth 65 million years ago. But there is still a chance for rescue, and for this Mills and Koa need to get to the rescue ship, which is stuck on the top of the mountain.

Two buddies head to Las Vegas. Sports columnist Raoul Duke is on his way to cover the famous Mint 400 race. His companion's name is Dr. Gonzo, and he's a lawyer. The review of the Mint 400 is a complete failure due to weather and the reviewer's lack of interest, so Duke and Gonzo head to the casino.

17-year-old Billy Batson, who received the gift of turning into a superhero in his forties, protects the peace of the citizens of Philadelphia together with his adopted siblings, with whom he shared his superpowers. Due to their youth and lack of discipline, not everything works out perfectly for them, and the press calls the superhero team the "Philadelphia Fiascoes." Meanwhile, two women posing as the daughters of the titan Atlanta steal a magic wand broken in half from a Greek museum and head to Philadelphia to take away the superheroes' magical powers.

Creed's childhood friend and former boxing prodigy Damian "Dame" Anderson is released from prison after a long prison sentence and is eager to prove he deserves his chance in the ring. To settle the score, Donnie must put his future on the line, because Damian has nothing to lose.

John Bridger has always been able to plan the perfect heist. Together with his team of experienced gangsters, he has pulled off more than one job, but now he has decided to retire. Bridger has one last job ahead of him: a gold bullion heist that involves insider Steve, driver Rob, fuse Left Ear, techie Lyle, and Charlie, Bridger's loyal friend and the second "planner" on their team. The robbery, sleek and fast, was played out as if it were a hit, but after its completion, the criminals' fun was marred by a betrayal...

The story of four young astronauts who brave an adventurous journey into a parallel dimension to investigate an anomalous wave of cosmic energy. Upon returning from the trip, they discovered they had superpowers that changed their lives forever....

France, second half of the XVIII century. In a place called Gévadan a terrible creature appears, nicknamed the Beast by the inhabitants, it mercilessly kills women and children. The Beast seems elusive, escaping from numerous raids, he is not taken by bullets, he disappears as suddenly as he appears, and only a few survivors are able to describe his appearance.

King Louis XV himself decides to find out what is going on and entrusts the scholar Gregor de Fronsac to investigate the brutal murders. With Gregor, another hero appears in Gévodan - the Indian Mani - he once saved de Fronsac's life, and now they are brothers by blood.

There is as much mystery around the silent Indian as there is around the Beast. Mani resorts to mysterious rituals and relies on the instincts and customs of his people to fight the monster.