Composer and music professor John Russell has lost his wife and daughter under tragic circumstances. In search of solace, he moves to an old estate where no one has lived for twenty years. However, John gets the impression that there is someone in the house, and this someone is a child trying to initiate him into some kind of mystery.

She calls herself Bobbi, a tall blonde with an insatiable desire to kill. According to Dr. Elliot's records, Bobbi was a patient of his but has moved on to another doctor. The razor sharp razor that serves as Bobbi's murder weapon was stolen from Dr. Elliot's luxurious office in the upscale New York City neighborhood where he runs a successful psychiatric practice.
Bobby's next victim is Kate, another of Dr. Elliot's patients, who suffers from erotic fantasies so vivid that she herself cannot separate them from reality. Liz, a prostitute, accidentally witnesses the crime, immediately becoming both a target for the killer and a suspect for the police.

If there's a crime, there's a motive. If there's a lineup, there's at least one suspect. But this was an unusual crime. Five criminals ran into each other in one unusual place and decided to spin one case. But someone more powerful and influential, someone whose name terrifies all the criminals of the world, wants them to work for him. This was no ordinary crime, and they are not just suspicious faces.

A group of fashionable young people gather at the luxurious country mansion of a rich friend. In the midst of a fun party, the guys decide to play a game of "Bodies, bodies, bodies": they draw lots, and the one who gets a piece of paper with a cross on it is appointed the "killer", who must quietly "kill" the others. But in the process it turns out that someone really killed the owner of the house. Hysteria and a cascade of mutual suspicion builds up.

Shawn Thompson loved working with Billy. They were both policemen, but if the gangsters could figure out Sean almost immediately after the first "friendly" conversation, it would take a lot of work for anyone to "figure out" Billie: first, Billie was a lady, second, she was quite pretty and fragile in appearance, and third, she knew the art of hand-to-hand combat better than many big men.

Sean was happy with this partnership, and it was Billie who he called for help when he found out at his new place of work that the mafia had bought everyone and everything, including many policemen....

Harry Potter, Ron and Hermione are back in their fourth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Under mysterious circumstances, Harry has been selected to compete in a dangerous competition, the Tournament of the Three Wizards, but the problem is that all of his opponents are much older and stronger.
Plus, the signs point to the return of Lord Voldemort. Soon Harry will have to fight not only to win the competition, but also for his life.

1882, a former slave arrives in Yellowstone City, hoping to find a home. Meanwhile, someone kills a local prospector who discovered gold at a mine. The local sheriff arrests the new townsman, but his guilt is not believed by the preacher. As the crime is investigated, the town splits in two.

Fred Madison is accused of murdering his wife Renae and sentenced to capital punishment. Shortly before execution, he mysteriously disappears from death row, and in his place is found a confused and uncomprehending Pete Dayton. How did he end up on death row? Where did the killer disappear to?

Released, Pete tries to return to everyday normal life, but instead of it awaits him inexplicable, astounding nightmare....

Investigator Elizabeth Guardiano and Captain Frank de Roland of the National Gendarmerie arrive in a provincial town. She to investigate the death of a married couple, he to find clues in a hopeless case of several missing children. The son of the couple who supposedly killed each other - and in the most brutal way possible - keeps saying that a soul eater is coming for him, and a strange wooden statue is found at the scene of the crime.

It's been two years since the Woodsboro massacre. Sydney Prescott has gone to college, moving away from the maddening memories. But the past catches up with her again: the sensational story has become a book - a bestseller by Gail Weathers, and now a movie about those very events has been released, stirring up a new wave of terror. And the horror has come to life again, and again in every person you meet you see the killer!...