Luxurious mansions, private jets, and even their own islands—the Redfellow clan’s fortune is worth billions. Beckett dreams of inheriting it all, even though the head of the family disowned him before he was even born. However, seven spoiled rich people stand in the way of his dream life. To speed up his turn in the line of succession, Beckett will have to “cut down” several branches of the family tree. And he must do so with such audacity and ingenuity that he avoids punishment for the murders.

Mabel, a college student, is a nature lover and an active animal rights activist. She is doing everything in her power to save a patch of wilderness—which her grandmother loved so dearly—from an ambitious mayor who intends to complete the construction of a high-speed highway. Suddenly, the girl learns that a professor at her university has developed a technology that allows a person’s consciousness to be transferred into the robotic body of an animal. Without a moment’s hesitation, Mabel jumps into a robot beaver and heads into the forest to convince the animals to return to her favorite clearing and thwart the scheming mayor.

A bigoted Frenchman finds himself forced to impersonate a popular rabbi while on the run from a group of assassins - and the police.

Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, two best friends, have been working at the Bedrock quarry for many years. One day, the quarry management decides to administer a test to the workers in order to identify those who are capable of a promotion, while the rest will simply be fired.

Fred is convinced he won’t pass the test and has completely lost hope, but his good friend Barney, eager to repay his buddy for all the help he’s given him, secretly swaps Fred’s test answers with his own. After that, Fred got a promotion at work, and Barney was fired. And the more luxurious the Flintstones’ life became over time, the weaker Fred and Barney’s friendship grew.

A small town is taken over by an alien plague, turning residents into zombies and all forms of mutant monsters.

An overstressed suburbanite and his neighbors are convinced that the new family on the block is part of a murderous Satanic cult.

The Henderson family had no choice but to believe in the existence of Bigfoot after their car struck a huge, shaggy creature on a forest road. The head of the family, George, decides to take the lifeless body to a research center or museum for study. On the way, the “hairy creature” comes to and settles in with the Hendersons under the name Harry. He fills the house with a rather unpleasant odor and “cleans house.” With a single punch, Harry adjusts the doorway to his height; then, after mourning the taxidermied remains of his slain forest brethren, he rips these sacrilegious human toys off the walls. The life of the average American family changes dramatically with Harry’s arrival. They won’t get any peace, but every day brings a new discovery.

The story of a humble bookstore owner in Notting Hill (a neighborhood in London), whose life is turned upside down after a movie star walks into his small bookstore one day to buy a travel guide...

John Rubin lands a job filming a pornographic movie with a hidden camera. The twist is that John himself is supposed to be the star of the orgy. This sparks an acting talent within him that will help John get rid of his shrewish wife.

Inspector Clouseau’s clumsiness led to his demotion. But the French government forces Dreyfus to reinstate Clouseau so he can help the fictional Middle Eastern nation of Lugash investigate the theft of the “Pink Panther” diamond, which has gone missing again. After investigating the museum and nearly destroying it, Clouseau concludes that Charles Litton, also known as the Phantom, has decided to repeat the most shameful crime of his career…