Henry, who lives in a smoky industrial town, is forced to marry his girlfriend who got him pregnant. They are faced with the problem of nursing a mutant child, who looks nothing like a human being.

Farming brothers Pedro and Jaime discover the mutilated body of a cleaner in the woods, who, as it turns out, was on his way to a neighbor's house to kill a possessed man. When dealing with evil, you need to follow certain rules, so the brothers together with their neighbor Ruiz decide to take the infected far away and leave him there, but he disappears on the way. The next day a demonic force kills Ruiz and his pregnant wife, and the brothers go on the run. Pedro stops by his ex-wife's house to pick up the children, but brings the evil with him.

The state is funding a scientific experiment to create biological weapons in the strictest secrecy. When deadly amphibians with altered genetic code accidentally break free, the government does everything it can to cover it up. By spraying poison into the ocean, scientists think the monsters are dead, but that's a mistake. A battle with a raging nature is imminent.

The girl Scottie Parker arrives at the university later than the other students, so she doesn't get a place in the student dormitory. Then she rents a room in a large old estate by the sea, in which live hermits: Mason Engels and his mother. Soon someone starts killing students on campus. Scottie begins to suspect the Engels family of committing these crimes. She learns that Mason's crazy sister Virginia, who is kept locked in the basement of the house by the owners, also lives on the estate....

For two months, student Stephanie has been having the same horrible dream about people dying in the collapse of a TV tower in the 1960s. Suspecting that this nightmare is connected to her family, the girl returns home to find out about her grandmother, with whom her parents and uncle and aunt have long since severed all ties, as they consider her a dangerous madwoman obsessed with the idea of death.

A continuing account of the interrogations, torture and torment, and executions of "witches" and "heretics" during the Inquisition ...

Teenager Ridley is forced to spend the weekend with her workaholic father Elliot in the company of his boss's family — the terminally ill head of a pharmaceutical company. On the way to the family's country house, father and daughter suddenly hit a real unicorn. After killing the suffering animal, Elliot loads it into the car, and upon arrival, it turns out that it has come back to life and its blood has incredible healing properties. While the greedy rich family plans to monetize the discovery, Ridley discovers that unicorns are cruel and vengeful creatures.

In a small town many years ago children disappeared, and these cases remained unsolved. And now the nightmare returns to the sleepy town - on his birthday, Michael disappears on his way home from school. In search of her brother, Wendy Darling finds herself on the trail of Peter Pan, a maniac obsessed with the idea of eternal childhood who drags his victims to Netland.

Upon returning from space, a rocket launched by a group of scientists led by Professor Bernard Quatermass crashes in the English countryside. Of the rocket's three crew members, two disappear, while the third turns into a hideous mutant who begins to destroy people and animals, feeding their flesh further monstrous transformations of his body. Quatermass decides that there is a hostile alien life form at work here.

Medical student Herbert West reanimates the dead with a serum obtained through unthinkable experiments. West's roommate Dan helps his buddy in his gruesome endeavor. They start with a cat and get to the corpses from the university morgue.