Since childhood, Lindy suffers from uncontrollable outbursts of aggression, or rather - the people around her suffer. The girl has spent almost all her life in all kinds of clinics, studied by various specialists, and the only thing that helps her not to cripple irritants is a special vest of electrodes, which electrocutes her at the push of a button. One day Lindy meets a nice guy, instantly falls in love and realizes that life can be wonderful without electric shocks, but someone carelessly kills her lover. Now everyone involved and just random passersby are in for a very bad time.

A black guy makes money on the streets of his neighborhood by dealing drugs, committing robberies, murders and other illegal activities. His life is literally a black hole in the wall.

2012. Howard Ratner owns a small jewelry store in New York. Being a big NBA fan, he can't imagine his life without betting on games, so he is up to his neck in debt and constantly hiding from creditors. One day a friend of his brings Kevin Garnett, the leading player of the Boston Celtics, to his store, and at the same time a parcel with rare black opals arrives from Ethiopia. Mesmerized by their brilliance, Garnett is literally glued to this piece of rock, asks to borrow it for a few days and leaves his championship ring as collateral. Howard immediately pawns the ring at a nearby pawn shop and uses the proceeds to bet on a Celtics game.

Everyone thinks Matt Cordell drowned in the depths of the river he fell into in the police truck, but they are sorely mistaken. Matt has appointed himself judge, jury and executioner. Not long ago he was a hero, the best cop ever, but his commitment to justice has added enemies, overbearing and ruthless, powerful and implacable. They've sent him to Sing Sing Prison straight into the clutches of the evil criminals he himself recently put behind bars. But now their deceit and corruption have created a monster that no one can control. A maniac cop back from the dead is back on duty and the only ticket he's writing is a ticket to the morgue....

On July 4, 1969, an unknown assassin shoots a couple in love on the outskirts of Vallejo, California. A month later, the publishers of major newspapers begin to receive encrypted letters in which the killer, calling himself Zodiac, threatens to kill 12 more people if the text of the letter, containing the secret of his identity, is not published on the front page. In addition to police officers from different states, the investigation involves a seasoned San Francisco Chronicle reporter Paul Avery and a young cartoonist Robert Graysmith, who works at the same newspaper. Soon the killer strikes again.

A private detective investigates a mysterious crime in which the animated character Roger Rabbit is suspected. The detective finds himself in an unpredictable world, where he finds drawn villains with real revolvers, a talking car and a seductive cartoon beauty.

A small town in Oklahoma in the 1960s. Gangs of teenagers, divided by their wealth, confront each other in an eternal conflict.

The story of becoming a hero in a bat mask. As a young Bruce Wayne on the way to fight crime, Bruce Wayne hits bump after bump, while building a working relationship with Detective James Gordon. The latter, by the way, not only plays the usual role of an honest cop, but also lives a personal life, which includes a romantic attachment to a colleague Sarah Essen. And at this time Selina Kyle begins to change her life, starting directly with her own personality.

A few years after those bloody events, the blind old man has found peace and lives quietly with his teenage daughter named Phoenix. He shields the girl from the outside world in every possible way: he does not allow her to go to school and forces her to train in case of a new invasion. Although Phoenix is already starting to rebel, the old man turns out to be right - one night their house is attacked by armed bandits.