Renowned author Mike Enslin, writer of horror novels, is writing another book about unusual phenomena and poltergeists in hotels. Not believing in the existence of the afterlife, Enslin decides to stay in the infamous Room 1408 of the Dolphin Hotel, which has been vacant for many years and is rumored to be haunted by ghosts. Despite the hotel manager's warning, the stubborn man insists on his decision, not even imagining what a nightmare the coming night will turn out to be.
Rumors spread throughout France that Chief Inspector Clouseau has died. The whole country mourns, except for Inspector Dreyfus... Finally, he is rid of his hated colleague! However, his joy is short-lived. It turns out that Clouseau's death is just a hoax, devised by Clouseau himself in order to catch a dangerous criminal.
In this contemporary update of Frank H. Spearman's Western hero, Whispering Smith is now a sleuth who arrives in London on holiday, but is soon called in to solve the case of a suicide which the father of the deceased woman thinks was murder.
Ten years after the death of her beloved husband, New York resident Anna decides to remarry. However, she finds herself in a strange situation when she becomes the object of passion of a 10-year-old boy who claims to be the reincarnation of her husband.
FBI agent Ray, who has Native American blood running through his veins, is sent to a reservation to investigate a murder in which a fighter for the rights of this small people is suspected. There he meets the local sheriff and the tribal chief. As Ray gets closer to his goal, he becomes less and less sure of the suspect's guilt. In the end, the agent realizes that the US government is trying to use him to eliminate an undesirable person. And at that moment, the Indian in him awakens, whose heart cannot tolerate injustice and lies.
The beautiful Maria is accused of murdering her lover. Lipstick on his shirt, fingerprints on the gun, and perfume on the pillow—all the evidence points to her guilt. Only the perceptive Inspector Clouseau is convinced that the girl is innocent. He releases her from custody and tries to keep an eye on her. To the inspector's disappointment, the murders continue, and each time the evidence points to Maria again.
An elderly man arrives in the town of Harpers Ferry, from where six weeks ago his daughter set off with friends on a hike along the Appalachian Trail and has been missing ever since. Despite warnings from locals, the group veered off the tourist route and soon encountered a community of people who had settled there before the Civil War. And who really dislike strangers.
Hector is quite content with his life: a loving wife, a house in the country. One day his attention is drawn to a half-naked girl glimpsed in the woods, and driven by curiosity, the man sets out to find out what is going on there. In the woods he is attacked by a man whose face is hidden by bloody bandages. Hiding from the stranger's pursuit, Hector accidentally gets into a time machine.
Anna becomes a victim of a maniac, and this event causes irreparable damage to her psyche. Even after she kills the killer, it seems to her that he is still alive and stalking her. More and more corpses appear to prove her theory.
