During a lecture at a congress of parapsychologists, a woman who was giving a lecture and guessing the names of those in the audience and what they had in their pockets, went into a seizure, claiming that there was death in the audience, that she was seeing a horrible murder in a villa, that she was hearing a children's song. And that same night she is brutally stabbed to death with a huge cleaver by a man in a trenchcoat whom the jazz pianist saw. Unwittingly, the pianist is drawn into the story and begins his own investigation.

San Francisco, early 1900s. A white woman is murdered in Chinatown, and a Chinese man becomes the prime suspect. The crime causes widespread public outrage, and the townspeople demand that Chinatown be closed. The case is investigated by Qin Fu, a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, and A-Gui, a Chinese-Indian hunter.

While investigating the details of the bloody deeds of an unknown killer, Detective Eric Matthews catches himself thinking that they are very similar to the work of Jigsaw, a notorious maniac who managed to disappear, leaving behind many victims. Matthews turns out to be right. Jigsaw has once again taken up his gruesome trade. Only this time instead of two people, he locks eight people in the room of death with the only way to get out alive. Eight strangers are forced into a game of crazy killer, the stakes of which will be their lives.

Jigsaw is dead, but his business is alive and well, and in the stomach of the deceased, Detective Hoffman discovers a tape with the rules of another game. His partner Rigg enters the game and has only ninety minutes to save Detective Eric Matthews. The FBI agents who joined the investigation are frantically trying to put together all the pieces of the puzzle and predict the next step of the dead, but still deadly maniac.

An unmarked military plane is forced to make an emergency landing near a small Italian town. The inhabitants have no idea that inside are not passengers, but bloodthirsty zombies, capable of destroying and tearing anyone, regardless of sex and age. TV reporter Dean Miller, who became a random witness to the appearance of uninvited guests, begins an unequal battle with them...

The Egyptologist James Barton arrives at Dartmoor Castle, whose owner, as it became known, has acquired a perfectly preserved mummy of an Egyptian priest. However, once in the castle, instead of the mummy, the scientist saw a strange picture: before his eyes, a staid English lord in a disheveled dress with crazy eyes whipped a half-decayed hand hanging on a chain over the fireplace. When he saw his guest, the Dartmoor lord laid aside the whip and, after cleaning himself up, told him a terrible story. Hoping to discover the secret of resurrection of the dead and eternal life, he could not pass by a unique opportunity. The ancient Egyptians found a way to keep bodies incorruptible, and he discovered an elixir that could raise the dead. Determined to put the remedy to the test, he poured his remedy into a mummy, and after an electric shock it came to life. But the ancient priest, possessing hypnotic power, immediately subdued the lord and his faithful servant John. And since the power of the living dead could only be supported by fresh human blood, soon there were ominous rumors about the disappearance of peasant girls in the area ...

One hundred years after a gigantic nuclear war devastated our planet, all humans have fallen into two categories. Some live underground, in darkness and terror, while others prowl the barren surface on motorcycles. One of the cities turns out to be infested with giant cannibal rats that pick up the scent of blood. These are the true devils of hell, and there is no escape from them, neither on earth nor underground....

Ted, a young police officer who has joined a special police unit, gets his first assignment. During the investigation, Ted learns that his brother Danny, a troublemaking fat man and a troublemaker, has been involved in trafficking in stolen goods. Saving his only family member becomes Ted's main task.

Tim and Millie have been living together for several years and no longer understand whether their relationship is based on love or has simply become a habit. They move to a small town where she starts working as a teacher, while he continues to try to record a music album. One day, the couple goes for a walk in the woods, falls into a mysterious cave, and spends the night there. The next day, Tim notices that something strange is happening to him—he finds it physically difficult to bear Millie's absence, and he is drawn to her with frightening force.

A gang of youths smash up an apartment and beat to death an old man who dares to resist them. His friend Paul Kersey arrives and catches his dying breath. The police arrest him on murder charges. In his cell Paul comes into conflict with a local authority figure, who from that moment becomes his mortal enemy. The police recognize in the newcomer a famous New York "night vigilante", and the inspector, letting him go free, asks for help in restoring order in the neighborhood. Paul takes over the apartment of his dead friend and starts a war with the gang.