The police have a problem: their former informant was tracked down by the triads and killed. It is not easy to find a new agent, and then the former desperate policeman Ko Chow comes to mind.

England, 1970s. At that time, prisons (or rather, it is not so much a prison as a juvenile correctional colony) did not set themselves the task of re-educating teenagers. The main thing was to punish, and punish brutally. In fact, the wardens were even worse than the prisoners. The movie very frankly and cruelly shows the realities of the English prison of those years, shows the life of boys on the example of the fates of several of them: confrontations with guards and other prisoners, humiliation, up to torture, for example, in the form of walking barefoot on the street in the cold, work in this colony, the relationship between teenagers - or rather, almost grown-up young men.

Vigilante Slaughter comes under attack from Duncan, a local money launderer whose hit-man traps Slaughter in a car at a cliff, but Slaughter escapes, arms himself, and goes after Duncan's hideout.

A former green beret nicknamed Butcher takes revenge on the mob for the murder of his parents and in the process becomes embroiled in a secret government operation.

After World War II the crew of a motor gunboat join together to buy their old vessel and go into business for themselves. This may sound like a laudable scheme, but the business they choose to go into is smuggling.

There lives one tough girl under the name - Foxy Brown. Once the heroine's own brother pawned her boyfriend, who had problems with the local mafia. Foxy, having learned that her beloved was killed, begins to take revenge.

New York, mid-1950s. Vito Genovese, who has been released from prison, learns that his position as boss of the Mafia family is now held by Frank Costello, whom he must obey. Unwilling to accept the loss of power, Genovese begins plotting behind his new boss's back to kill him.

After getting out of jail, skilled fighter Juha Kaivola quickly finds a job as a bouncer at a nightclub. But before he even gets instructions from his boss, his new workplace turns into a bloody mess—it turns out that some of the visitors didn't come here for drinks and easy girls. They clearly have a grudge against the owners of the establishment — two brothers — and brutally murder anyone who has the misfortune of being in the club that night.

Marybeth Medina, deputy director of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Agency, learns of the death of her former supervisor Ray King. In an attempt to find the killers, she takes Ray's clue and contacts Christian Wolff, a brilliant autistic mathematician and shadow auditor with killer skills. Enlisting the support of his brother Braxton, Christian gradually puts all the pieces of the puzzle together, but King's killers aren't slumbering either.

October 1990. Joe Deacon, a middle-aged deputy sheriff nicknamed Deaky, is sent on a minor assignment to Los Angeles. Five years earlier, he was a respected detective there, but one investigation ruined his life and his health. Dickie meets a young, ambitious colleague, Jim Baxter, who is working on a series of murders suspiciously similar to those unsolved five years earlier. Dickie decides to stay on the job, determined to see the case through to the end and track down the killer at any cost.