Working in one of the disguised departments of the CIA in New York, a guy named Joe Turner analyzes tabloid detective literature, in which he searches for "original techniques" of interest to the Office.

On the last pre-Christmas working day Turner, returning after his lunch break, is horrified to find the corpses of his 6 colleagues in the office. He calls the "emergency" phone to the CIA's front desk. His superiors set up a meeting. But it turns out to be a trap. Turner is left with only one option: to find out the reasons for the hunt at his own risk.

Brendan Fry is a young Californian, not a fool at all and far from a romantic, nevertheless, he does not succeed in life. His most natural state is to be an outsider. His equilibrium is disturbed when one day his ex-girlfriend Emily suddenly appears and then mysteriously disappears.

Convinced that his feelings for Emily are still valid, Brendan, with the help of his only friend Brian, begins a search for the girl, which turns into a dangerous investigation.

Since her childhood, Gretel has loved the story of the girl in the pink cap who discovers she has witchcraft powers. Now almost an adult, after an unsuccessful attempt to find a job as a servant, Gretel and her younger brother Hansel find themselves without a home - their mother throws them out, deciding that children should take care of themselves. Wandering through the forest and suffering from hunger, Gretel and Hansel stumble upon a suspicious hut where they find a table covered with food. It is as if someone has been waiting for them.

After a mysterious tornado invades her reservation and kills her father, Danielle Moonstar finds herself tied up in a hospital bed. Dr. Reyes informs the girl that she is the only survivor and is now in a specialized facility with four teenagers where they are being studied and taught to control their superpowers. Soon Dani discovers that it is impossible to leave the territory fenced by a force field, and the boys begin to be haunted by seemingly very real nightmares.

Veronica Henley, a renowned writer, activist, and fighter for black women's rights, finds herself in a horrifying reality. Now she is a disenfranchised slave on a southern plantation, and in the company of the same poor people is forced to pick cotton every day and to endure the abuse of white overseers. To get out of this hell is not so easy, and all caught fugitives will be cruelly punished.

The strongest hurricane is coming to Puerto Rico, so the police officer Cardillo is assigned a new partner Jess and given the task to evacuate the population. A call to a conflict at a grocery store leads the cops to an almost empty apartment building, where they find Ray, a former cop who doesn't want to leave his cozy chair and now just a stubborn pensioner. While Cardillo and his doctor daughter convince another tenant to evacuate, a heavily armed gang of burglars break into the house. It's time for Jess to get her baptism of fire and Ray to shake up the old ways.

Scotty Ferguson is a retired detective who's not exactly a man of fortune: lonely, marginalized in his profession, and suffering from a pathological fear of heights. Former colleague Gavin Elster asks him to follow his wife Madeline, who is obsessed with suicide.

A classic A. Hitchcock movie, in which a horrifying picture of bird attacks on an American village is intertwined with the story of a young woman's love relationship with a man she likes.

Confined to a wheelchair because of a broken leg, a photo reporter is bored and peeks at his neighbors living in his own house, whose windows overlook the courtyard. His constant observations lead him to believe that one of his neighbors is acting suspiciously.

Marion Crane is dissatisfied with the affair with a divorced man who pays attention to her only on visits. Therefore, the girl steals a large sum of money at work and flees the city in a hurry. Marion stops for the night at a motel run by Norman Bates, a young man suffering from the oppression of his much-loved but oppressive mother.