Two naval officers, Billy Baddasky and Mulhall "The Mule," are assigned to deliver petty thief Larry Meadows to a Boston jail. Along the way, they learn that 18-year-old Larry has received eight years in prison for attempting to steal $40 from a donation box. Sympathizing with his "ward", who has not had time to enjoy all the joys of life, Baddaski and Mulhall decide to cheer up the boy and give him an unforgettable holiday....

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.

From the distant future, police officer Jack Dez is sent to 1980s Los Angeles to find criminal Martin Whistler and bring him back to the future. He has to fight the transers - zombie people, whom the criminal deprives of their will.

In a backwoods medical warehouse, containers with zombies were stored there by mistake many years ago. One far from beautiful day the tightness of the packaging was broken, poisonous gas escaped, and now the dead from the neighboring cemetery are leaving their quiet shelter to eat the brains of the living.

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....

A fragile girl takes justice into her own hands after some scumbags decide to rob her grandparents and kill her grandmother in the process. The bastards didn't know at the time that the granddaughter was fluent in martial arts and it was better not to piss her off.

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.

The life of ten-year-old Harry Potter cannot be called sweet: his parents died when he was a year old, and his uncle and aunt, who took him in for upbringing, give him only pokes and nudges. But on Harry's eleventh birthday everything changes. A strange guest, who suddenly appeared on the doorstep, brings a letter from which the boy learns that he is actually a wizard and enrolled in a school of magic called Hogwarts. And in a couple of weeks Harry will rush in the train Hogwarts-Express towards a new life, where he is waiting for incredible adventures, loyal friends and most importantly - the key to solving the mystery of his parents' death.

A black gangster is released from prison after a 15-year sentence with his son, who served time in the same "zone" for armed assault. Wishing to quit his criminal past, the father gets himself a girlfriend and becomes on the path of correction, but the son, hating his father with all his heart, returns to the world of crime.

Nick Wells is a professional safecracker. He wants to break with the criminal past, but his old partner in the illegal business Max forces him to start preparing a new crime. This time the target of the intruders is the scepter of the French royal Bourbon dynasty.