A story in which Wallace has a "crush" on a wool store owner and the town is rocked by a mass disappearance of sheep! And who do you think was found guilty of all the crimes? Poor little Gromit! Now Wallace must do whatever it takes to save his friend! Group sheep equilibrating on a speeding motorcycle, shearing a cyborg dog "naked" and Gromit's debut as an aviation ace!
Wallace has run out of cheese. In search of his favorite treat, the restless inventor decides to go to the Moon. Wallace wants to find out if the Moon is made of this marvelous product. Wallace has built a rocket for this purpose. Gromit will have to go too. There must be someone to look after that fidgety Wallace.
Brother and sister Michael and Louise come to their parents' remote farm to see their seriously ill elderly father, but their mother is not very happy to see them. She tells the children that they came for nothing and hangs herself in the barn the next day. The circumstances of her death seem strange to Michael, and Louise finds her mother's diary, where she describes an evil entity that is getting closer and closer.
A young and beautiful woman, an officer of the U.S. Armed Forces, daughter of a famous general, is murdered. The investigation of the mysterious murder is entrusted to a military investigator, experienced professional Paul Brenner.
In a secluded village, several young men are murdered. It is unclear not only who the murderers are, but also the motives behind these brutal atrocities. The first to fall under suspicion are Giuseppe, the local fool, and a mysterious sorceress who is terrifying the whole neighborhood.
The police arrive on a call and find a woman in her own house covered in blood and traces of some kind of witchcraft ritual. Her name is Cora, seven years ago she lost her young son, but during this time she has not come to terms with the loss and has not found the strength to move on with her life. The psychological support group did not help either, Cora stopped attending it, but soon the leader of those meetings came to her and told her that there was a way to bring the boy back from the other side of the world.
Post Apocalypse. Gwen, a young orphaned girl, is adopted into a nomadic tribe of desert dwellers. The desert, where only a few animals survive, like ostriches, tushkans or scorpions, the mysterious gods have left, but giant replicas of objects from the everyday life of our world, such as - bags, phones, watches and chairs, remain. When a more than friendly relationship develops between Gwen and her young nomadic tribe friend, the boy is mysteriously kidnapped. Gwen and old Rosalyn embark on a journey to find him. They end up encountering other people living in an isolated town and strangely preserving the remnants of an ancient civilization.
Senator Nick Rust's young son is sick with leukemia and has only days to live. Suddenly Gregory Wolfe, who has paranormal powers, appears in the house and the boy miraculously recovers. The child's shocked mother is ready to pray for the savior, but the senator, who is running for governor, is sure that the mysterious healer can interfere with his political career, which means that it is necessary to get rid of him.
Blake learns that his father has mysteriously disappeared and is presumed dead. He inherits an abandoned family estate in Oregon. Their marriage to Charlotte is going through a rough patch, and Blake decides that a family trip will help them through the crisis. At night on the drive up to the house, their car is attacked by an unknown animal that injures Blake. In a panic, the family barricades themselves in the house, hoping the beast will leave, but soon a monstrous transformation begins to happen to Blake.
