New York City police officer Remo Williams joins a top-secret project. In order for this unnamed organization to bring the most influential and powerful villains in the United States—who exploit loopholes in the Constitution to evade justice—to justice, Remo must become the organization’s instrument of retribution. His mentor in the deadly Korean martial art of Sinanju—a centuries-old source of all Eastern martial arts styles—is Master Sinanju Chiun. He teaches Remo “the elegant art of thinking with your fists and fighting with your brain.” A strong friendship develops between the old Korean man, who knows absolutely nothing about modern Western technology, and his first-ever “white” student in the history of Sinanju. Soon, Remo receives his first real assignment.

When a terrorist attack is blamed on the Air Force, Special Vehicle Unit 2 gets caught in the middle of a growing political conflict.

In response to student hooliganism, the school administration decides to form a law enforcement organization called the “Brotherhood of Justice.” Derek and his friends take the lead in heading up the “Brotherhood.” But the methods they choose to fight back are highly criminal: they pelt some with firecrackers, vandalize others’ cars, and even stab some with a knife. Things escalate to the point where they plant a bomb in Victor’s car—Victor is dating Derek’s girlfriend. Only the police have the power to stop this lawlessness.

In the middle of a snowstorm, deep in Alaska, a train is hurtling at breakneck speed toward an unknown destination. The engineer is dead, and there is no one to stop the steel behemoth. On board are two convicts who have escaped from a penal colony and a young woman, and every passing kilometer brings them closer to either death or salvation...

“Soldier of Fortune” Shale, who has been fired from the CIA, takes a temporary job filling in for his girlfriend Jane, a teacher at a Miami high school. There, he learns of the existence of the "K.R." gang ("Kings of Ruin"), which thrives on the drug trade. To take on the mafia, Shale turns to his mercenary friends for help...

The Fudo family, a line of hereditary yakuza: a father and his two sons. The older son is actively involved in the clan’s daily affairs, while the younger son, Riki Fudo, is still a child. A hasty order given by the older son leads to tension between rival gangs. To make up for his son’s mistake, the elder Fudo beheads the sleeping middle son with a sword right in front of Riki, who happened to be nearby, and then, with a demonic laugh, presents the head to the bosses of other clans gathered at a meeting. Ten years pass. The now-grown Riki Fudo—a quiet and pleasant high school senior—leads his own school gang.

A deadly virus is brought from Africa to America by an infected monkey. Epidemiologists from the U.S. Army’s Infectious Diseases Research Institute, including Colonel Sam Daniels, rush to the epicenter of the outbreak. Two of Sam’s superiors—high-ranking military officials—hide from him the fact that they are aware of this virus, which they have been developing for several years. Moreover, they have nearly developed a serum capable of neutralizing the virus. To prevent a devastating epidemic, they need the serum, which can only be obtained from the blood of the original carrier—that very monkey. The situation is complicated by the fact that its whereabouts are unknown, and time is running out...

For more than 10 years now, Rhodes has been living a nightmare—he has been searching for his son, whose name was added to the list of “missing in action” in Vietnam. After making fruitless appeals to the government, Rhodes decides to uncover the mystery of his son’s disappearance on his own. After weeks of grueling training, he sets off for Laos. From that moment on, the most complex conflict of the Vietnam War begins.

The aftermath of the catastrophe that struck Earth five years ago still looms over humanity. It is no longer safe to remain in Greenland: the few who managed to survive are threatened by a constant barrage of asteroid debris. Humanity—or rather, what remains of it—must undertake the most important and dangerous migration in history. People will have to seek a new refuge.

Nine-year-old Ren, having lost his parents, ran away from his guardians and wandered the streets of Tokyo. There he meets the great warrior Bear Cub—a bear-like monster who has come from a parallel world to find a disciple. Ren becomes that apprentice. In the world of monsters, the boy is given the name Devata and, under Medvezhut’s guidance, begins training to become a martial arts master.