A Harvard Law graduate is invited to work on excellent terms at a small law firm. The young lawyer dreams of the heights of his career, but soon discovers that his firm serves the powerful mafia clans of Chicago. To refuse to cooperate with them is to sign his own death warrant. On the other hand, the FBI begins to follow him.

Julie James never got over the horror of last summer. Although the brutal maniac was killed, his body has not been found. The shadow of the grim vigilante continues to haunt the girl in nightmarish visions. To get rid of the terrible memories, Julie and her friends go to a picturesque tropical island. They hope to spend a few beautiful days here, but...
Paradise turns out to be hell. A storm is coming, and the last boat with tourists has already departed from the shore. The empty stage is ready for a bloody spectacle. Behind the misty shroud of rain, Julie sees again the ominous figure of someone who still knows what she did last summer.

A new crime fighter appears in Gotham - Phantasm, who, unlike Batman, simply kills criminals. Mafia bosses Chuckie Saul and Buzz Bronski - members of the old gang, which had been operating in the city before the Bat-Man appeared, die at his hand. The leader of the gang was Salvatore Valestra, and he is Fantasmus' next target. Following the killer's trail, Batman comes to the conclusion that he is connected with the events from his past.

After a night out with her boyfriend, Jay finds herself trapped in a curse - something starts to haunt her and gets closer and closer. The only way to save herself is to keep running away or to pass the curse on to someone else.

A woman, tormented by tormenting premonitions and visions that foretell the death of her acquaintances, destroys part of a wall in her husband's house and finds a skeleton there. Together with her psychiatrist, she tries to figure out who it could be.

Bay City, California, 1939. A mysterious blonde hires private detective Philip Marlowe to find her missing lover. The vintage detective has no idea that this seemingly simple case will soon become deadly for him.

New York, 1799. Young Constable Ichabod Crane is sent to investigate mysterious murders in a place called Sleepy Hollow. All of the victims have been killed by the sword of a headless horseman - they have been decapitated and their heads have disappeared. Crane has to make sure that this is not a legend, but the terrible truth.

Writer James Foster is vacationing with his wife at a VIP resort in a third world country. He published a book a few years ago, hasn't written a line since, and chose this place hoping to find inspiration here. The couple meet another couple and, despite being forbidden to leave the protected area, go on a picnic with them out of boredom. On the way back, James, who is driving, runs over a local man to death, and now he is to be punished to the full extent of local law.

A group of former African-American classmates are going to a party in a posh forest house. When they arrive, they don't find the couple who arrived beforehand, but they do find a suspicious game room, and in it, a highly intolerant board game. Suddenly the doors are blocked, and now the pals have to answer tricky questions on a black history quiz, or else one of them will die.

Wallace and Gromit have gone into the baking business, turning their home into a real bakery - complete with ovens, robotic dough mixers and an old-fashioned windmill on the roof. Their business is booming, but Gromit is concerned about recent events: 12 local bakers have already disappeared without a trace this year. But Wallace doesn't care. All his thoughts are on the charming Pielle Bakewell, a former advertising model for Bake-Lite Baking. Soon Gromit realizes that his master's life is in danger, and takes on the investigation of a series of mysterious murders, which will later be called the "Deadly Baking Case".