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".

10 years ago, Dominic and Brian robbed a Brazilian politician, businessman and drug lord Hernan Reyes, who chased after them and died. Now his son Dante is going to realize an insidious plan of revenge - not just to kill Dominic, but to make him suffer by killing his family.

The four survivors of the Woodsboro massacre - the Carpenter sisters and twins Chad and Mindy - have moved to New York City, where they are trying to start their lives over. Sam sees a therapist and, to Tara's displeasure, chafes at her every move, but as it soon becomes clear, for good reason. The masked maniac Ghostface starts killing again, and as Mindy suggests, neither new acquaintances nor old friends should be ruled out as suspects.

After the agile and resourceful Hugo manages to uncover the secret of a mysterious mechanism left behind by his dead father, he embarks on a journey that will change those around him and lead to a safe and beautiful place he will call home.

An anthology consisting of five short stories. A father sees his son looking at a magazine with horror comics. He takes the "harmful" magazine away from him, throws it in the trash, and sends the boy to bed. Suddenly, the boy sees the good-natured face of a ghost in the window, who calls him to come with him. He leads him down the street straight to the trash can, where the magazine lies....
The first story is called "Father's Day." The family sits around the dinner table waiting for Aunt Bedelia. The aunt killed her father a few years ago for having a holiday called Father's Day where he kept yelling: "Where's my birthday cake, you stupid bitch!?" while she labored in the kitchen. Bedelia couldn't take it anymore and hit her daddy over the head with a marble ashtray. Now every year on this holiday Bedelia goes to her father's grave to make amends. And then on one of these days, the pope rises from the grave with the cry, "Where's my cake!"...?".
The title of the second story is "The Lonely Death of Geordie Verill." Gas station owner Jordy Verill witnesses a meteorite crash near his home. He begins to imagine the money he could sell it for to a local college. But by carelessness he touches the meteorite, after which the very real vegetation begins to grow on his body...
The third story is called "The Tide." Richard Vickers discovers that his wife Becky has a lover named Harry. Richard goes to him and takes him to the ocean shore. There he buries both lovers in the sand so that only their heads stick out. The coming tide should bring them a slow but imminent death. But Richard could not even suspect that Becky and Harry will rise from oblivion to take revenge ...
The fourth story is entitled "The Chest". A university janitor discovers a chest hidden under the stairs. It is labeled with the Arctic expedition of 1834. The janitor tells Professor Dexter Stanley about the strange find, and they open the chest. A monster crawls out and kills the janitor. Dexter runs away from the lab in terror and meets another professor, whom the monster mistakes for a second course. Leaving the walls of the university Dexter turns to his friend Henry for help. He immediately gets an idea how to teach his wife Wilma, who constantly wipes her feet on him. He puts sleeping pills in Charlie's glass and goes to the university, leaving Wilma a note in which he asks her to follow him ...
The fifth story is titled "They Crawl All Over You." Millionaire Upson Pratt has a terrible hatred of bugs and other insects. But one day cockroaches appear in his unusually clean apartment. Upson panics and calls the epidemic control people. But the cockroaches keep coming and coming from every crevice ...