Jack is a popular radio host. He has a sense of humor, sarcasm and professional cynicism, which eventually turns into a tragedy: one of his regular listeners followed his ironic advice: he entered a crowded cafe and discharged a full clip into unsuspecting customers.

Shocked Jack quits his job and goes on a bender, sinking to the bottom of despair. At that moment he meets a homeless vagrant Parry, a former history professor, who draws him into a wonderful world of his own fantasies, where medieval knights march through the dreary streets of a huge city, and skyscrapers turn into majestic castles.

Together they go in search of the Holy Grail...in the neighborhood of Manhattan.

William has always wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father, legendary tornado hunter Bill Brody, who died during a major hurricane. He finds his father's old journals and runs away from home to start researching tornadoes. His father's legacy has now turned into a travel business run by a greedy and reckless businessman, Zane Rogers. Now he is using William, son of the great Bill Brody, as tourist bait. It is William who must lead a group of adventurers in the midst of one of the world's most dangerous storms.

Cinderella is a poor orphan who is forced to work hard from morning till night by her wicked stepmother and her feisty daughters. She wants so much to go to the royal ball. The Good Fairy comes to the poor girl's rescue! Through the power of magic she gives Cinderella a luxurious carriage, a marvelous dress and extraordinary crystal slippers.

Colton Briggs once stumbled badly, and now the past has caught up with him. Danger threatens the people closest to him, so Briggs must save what's most precious - his family - and say goodbye to the past forever.

The 1890s, somewhere off the coast of New England. A young man, Ephraim Winslow, arrives on a remote island to work as the new assistant to the lighthouse keeper, a limping, bearded drinker named Thomas Wake. The latter treats his subordinate like a personal slave and forbids him to climb the lighthouse itself and operate the light. Ephraim cannot let go of his own past, so at first he refuses to drink, and soon all sorts of devilish things begin to happen on the rocky island.

Horror story writer Howard travels with his family to the Irish countryside to find new subjects for his stories, where he becomes interested in an old church with unusual stained glass windows depicting a defeated demon.

At the same time as the writer arrived, a foolish redneck chipped a large cobblestone beneath which the evil lurked, releasing the demon. Resurrected, the monster begins to subjugate human souls, killing and eating the unruly.

Jack Walsh is a seasoned professional, a master of his craft. He once served in the police force, but now he is engaged in private investigation. His specialty - operations to catch fugitive criminals. This time Jack is busy searching for Jonathan Mardukas, known by the nickname "Duke". Mardukas, a modest and intelligent accountant, managed to steal from the mafia 15 million dollars. Under the agreement, Jack must catch "Duke", handcuffed and delivered on an airplane from New York to Los Angeles in the agreed time. For this, Walsh will receive a hundred thousand dollars.

For a sophisticated "bounty hunter" such a task - a trifle. But Jack did not take into account that in addition to him for Mardukas actively hunting for gangsters, the FBI and treacherous colleague-competitor. Moreover, Mardukas is panic-stricken of flying and Jack will have to carry the Duke across America.

Private detective Sam Spade embarks on a deadly hunt for a priceless Maltese Falcon statue that has mysteriously disappeared.

A woman cautiously creeps along the ceiling like a fly. More and more victims die at the hands of a killer who died years ago. Flames rise, snakes crawl, and the earth opens up to reveal the writhing bodies of the damned. Evil returns.