Elvis Presley lives in an asylum for the elderly, where he encounters an ancient Egyptian evil that feeds on the souls of the residents. In the asylum Presley meets former US President John F. Kennedy, who, as it turns out, was not killed, but only removed from real affairs by his enemies. The two of them try to resist the revived evil.

On Wednesday the 11th, a dangerous psychopath nicknamed The Butcher, who escaped from a mental hospital for criminals, kills four teenagers. The maniac was also in possession of an antique dagger, with which he attacked the next night the gruff high school student Millie, but the girl managed to escape. The next day, Friday the 13th, Millie wakes up in an abandoned warehouse in the body of a maniac, and the Butcher himself - in a cozy girl's bedroom in the body of an innocent high school girl. Of course, he's more than happy to go to school, and Millie now has to figure out how to get back into her body without getting caught by the police.

The girl left the baby in the church's baby box. Deacon Sang-hyun and his assistant, who was on duty that night, erased the video from the surveillance cameras and took the baby away in order to bypass legal procedures and find a family for the baby and get a big reward for it. The next day the young mother returns, but after learning that the adoptive parents have already been found, still agrees to give the baby for adoption. Two men, a girl and a baby on an old minibus go to another city, and after them - the police, who have long been watching the intermediaries and dream to catch them red-handed.

The only one who knows the whole truth about Munchausen is the Baron himself. The legendary hero tells the story of his incredible adventures.

But did he really fly on a red-hot cannonball, fought with a three-headed griffin, traveled to the moon, saw a naked Venus coming out of a seashell, and finally, faced nose to nose with Death himself? It's impossible to believe... but can the famous Munchausen lie?

In the middle of the 19th century, not Europeans but aliens from outer space arrive in Japan. Twenty years after the invasion, Japan is ruled by a puppet shogunate, which makes sure that unscathed patriotic samurai do not raise their voices against the aliens. Wearing katanas and other edged weapons is also banned. Former samurai Gintoki Sakata used to be among the rebels, but now he's done with saving humanity and is mostly lying on the couch when a rumor comes out that his childhood friend has been killed in a sword fight with an unknown samurai.

The movie takes place in the 19th century (1848) during the struggle of patriotic forces of Italy against Austrian rule. An accidental shell penetrates the wall of the prison, which a thief and bandit Cainazzo manages to take advantage of. While he was in prison, Italy became a testing ground for political strife and battles. Not knowing anything about politics, which he doesn't care about, Cainazzo gets into a series of funny but often scary adventures with Romolo, a baker from Rome, whose bakery was destroyed by a shell.

The story is about a sixty-something good-natured old man who doesn't want to become an adult in any way.

The whole of America sat down to the TV screens when the audience's favorite series "Galaxy Quest" began. The heroes of this fantastic saga were truly folk heroes. But as the years passed, the TV bosses got bored with the series - Galaxy Quest was shut down and the troupe was disbanded.

Now unemployed poor poor actors are forced to travel all over America, speaking at meetings with fans for a pittance. In general, things with the former stars were, to put it mildly, very bad. And then a very unusual fan of the show shows up.

An adventurous tandem travels through the small towns of Kansas during the Great Depression, working small scams to make a living. He is a rogue con man named Moses who sells Bibles to lonely widows. She is a nine-year-old girl with an uncommonly adventurous nature who practically never leaves her cigarette.