American pilot Lieutenant Tak Pendleton takes part in an experiment in which he is shrunk to a very small size and, in a submarine-like craft, explores the inside of a rabbit. But techno-terrorists ruin all plans and steal the syringe containing the miniature Tak. By mistake, the contents of the syringe end up in the body of hypochondriac Jack Patter. Now the terrorists begin hunting for the unsuspecting Jack. The only one who can help him is Tak’s girlfriend, journalist Lydia.

In the 1960s, New York City’s “Hell’s Kitchen” neighborhood was a place ruled by priests and mobsters. Four friends grew up there; their carefree childhood was cut short by a terrible tragedy that thrust them into an adult world of violence and cruelty. A decade and a half has passed, but the terrible memories of the past are still vivid. Now the lessons learned in “Hell’s Kitchen” will help them settle the score with a fate that has treated them so harshly.

It turns out that even such different people can have something in common. The unifying theme is the desire to get rid of a loved one—and to do so in the most effective way possible. One wants to kill his ex-wife, who still manages to make his life a living hell; the other dreams of a free, joyful life that is doomed to remain a fantasy because of his overbearing, domineering mother, who continues to nag her son, paying no heed to the fact that he is no longer a young man. It seems to them that in such a situation, the best way to avoid punishment is to swap murders...

Linda Liddell, an employee in the strategic development department, rightly considers herself a valuable asset and is hoping for a promotion. The problem is that she annoys everyone in the office, and when the company’s elderly president dies and his son Bradley takes over, the position promised to Linda goes to someone else. Soon, a company delegation heads out on a business trip to Bangkok; the plane crashes, and Linda and Bradley are the only survivors on a small Thai island. As a fan of survival shows, Linda immediately takes charge of the situation.

A man and his daughter are attacked in the woods by someone they initially mistake for a yeti. However, they soon begin to suspect that extraterrestrial life forms are involved.

November 1995. Angela, a film studies student, is writing her thesis on “Audiovisual Violence.” She asks her advisor, Professor Figueroa, to retrieve several tapes from the university archives containing films that are banned from TV broadcast due to graphic scenes of violence, and she makes the same request to her classmate Cheme, who, according to rumors, has a collection of such films at home. Though slightly embarrassed, Figueroa manages to take one of the tapes from the “Pornography” section, and while watching the film in the university theater, he dies. Angela is the first to find the professor’s body, and she takes the tape home. It turns out that the tape contains a snuff film, and Chema recognizes the victim as Vanessa, a student at their university who went missing two years ago.

Mun went blind at the age of two. At twenty, she underwent a corneal transplant and regained her sight, but she has since become the victim of inexplicable phenomena—now mysterious figures are relentlessly pursuing her.

After successfully completing a job, Walker is betrayed by his partner, Reese. Two years later, Walker—whom everyone believes to be dead—returns and begins to carry out his plan for revenge, attempting to recover the $93,000 that was stolen from him. However, his former partner is now a member of a major crime syndicate, and getting to him won’t be so easy.

Grace and Jackson, a young couple, move from New York to Jackson’s old family home in the countryside. Six months after their child is born, the passion fades; the young father spends more and more time working odd jobs away from his family, while Grace languishes at home. The woman’s behavior becomes increasingly strange and unpredictable.

The cunning con artist Johnny Farrell is saved from death by the enigmatic Balin Mandson, the owner of a major casino. Johnny becomes his right-hand man, but the friendship between them begins to fall apart when Balin returns to town with his young wife, Gilda, after yet another absence. Everything suggests that Gilda and Johnny were once lovers, but now their feelings seem more like mutual hatred.