The Rolling Hills Summer Camp was renamed because the mere mention of that name evoked nothing but nightmarish associations for residents throughout the county. The camp is now called “New Horizons.”
Angela Baker, who murdered teenagers in the previous two installments of the film, has also been “renamed”: she is now called Maria Nacastro. That’s because that was the name of the girl Angela killed so she could go to “New Horizons” camp, where her bloodthirsty nature could run wild...

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Joe was an American hero—the man who saved the president—and now he’s a private investigator who wakes up after yet another drinking binge in his old car, with a pounding headache and family problems. A low-key job comes along at just the right time—providing security for a star at a run-down strip club. However, things spiral out of control: first his friend is killed, and then the stripper Joe is supposed to be protecting. Her boyfriend, Jimmy Dix—a former football player whose career ended because of drugs—is just as determined as Joe to get to the bottom of this case.

A strange plant was put on display at the flower shop—an ominous flower, the appearance of which marked the beginning of this story. The flower didn’t need the usual care—no watering, no sunlight—because by its very nature, it’s… a man-eater. And every evening, it waits for a new victim to join it for dinner.

Matt and Jay, members of the Toronto-based duo “Nirvana Group,” have been trying unsuccessfully for 17 years to land a gig at the Rivoli Club. The musicians come up with yet another scheme: to pretend to be time travelers. However, the makeshift time machine they built out of a camper van unexpectedly turns out to work. So Matt and Jay find themselves back in 2008, and now they’re forced to find a way to return to their own time.

While planting a tree as part of an Arbor Day celebration, Elmer Jacobs witnesses the horrifying slaughter of his parents by a grizzly bear. Catatonic for 20 years, he is taunted by apathetic doctors and a cruel hospital staff when he finally snaps like the branch of a tree, and begins a vengeful slaughter, reaping a crop of victims using gardening tools. Unaware of Elmer's rampage, a group of teens party in his abandoned house only to be chopped down one by one.

Jesse and the other toys adore their owner, Bonnie, who plays with them—unlike other children, who spend their time staring at the screens of their mobile devices. One day, the girl receives a Lilipad tablet as a gift, abandons her old toys, and makes virtual friends. When they invite her over, Jessie—convinced that friends should be made in real life—sets out to check out these new acquaintances, but due to a ridiculous accident, she ends up at a ranch where she was once another girl’s favorite toy. Meanwhile, a squad of Bazz Lighters from a crashed container follows the North Star to find their commander.

Trouble is raining down on Daniel Hillard like a cornucopia: he loses his job, his wife leaves him, and after the divorce, he’s only allowed to see his kids once a week! But Daniel finds a way out—he dresses up in a woman’s dress and becomes Mrs. Doubtfire—an elderly woman. He gets hired by his own wife as a housekeeper, and now he can see his children every day. The consequences, of course, will be completely unpredictable.

John Keating is a new English teacher at a conservative American college. He stands out from the stuffy crowd of teachers thanks to his easygoing manner, eccentric behavior, and disregard for the curriculum. One day, he initiates his students into the secret of the Society for the Dead Poets. From that moment on, each student strives to find their own voice in the faceless chorus and to view the world around them by leaping high above the gray school fence.

On Tuesday, Cindy Campbell’s youngest daughter is attacked by the Ghost Face. Her older daughter, Sarah, sets out to find her mother, who has become a recluse, and together with Brenda Mix’s extended family, they try to stop the latest wave of murders in Woodsville.

Two friends, both amateur boxers—Bobby and Ricky—aren’t exactly rolling in money. And that really makes their lives miserable. But one day, they get a chance to turn things around. A local big shot sends them on an errand to New York. And while for Bobby it’s just another job, for Ricky it’s a path to his long-held dream of becoming a cool guy. The lavish reception in Manhattan completely blows Ricky’s mind. The world of big money: limos, clubs, girls—this is it, it’s finally happened! And he decides that they’ve got it all figured out and are already tough gangsters! And just when he’s almost gotten used to his new role, it’s time to do what they came here to do...