Norman, the Paranorman. The only hope of a half-asleep town in the fight against the hordes of the undead. His weapon is a super-mega-gift: the ability to communicate with ghosts. However, dead people are not the main danger, much worse are stupid adults with shotguns.

A slightly mad scientist invents a liquid that can make a person invisible. His colleagues ridicule his theories, and the infuriated professor kills several of them and is sent to a psychiatric hospital. After escaping from there, he gets a job as a university lecturer and continues his scientific research in parallel.

The Primm family moves to New York City, where they discover that a singing crocodile named Lyle lives in the attic of their house. Lyle helps little Josh Primm adjust after the move. But an angry neighbor, Mr. Grumps, wants the beast isolated from humans.

Detectives from the Afterlife Department investigate crimes on the other side of the grave and chase after the overzealous undead. In exchange for help in investigating his own murder, a young cop who has been killed by an unknown intruder, commits to spend the next hundred years serving in the R.I.P.D. and, having been partnered with a brutal gunman from the Western era, goes out to fight the unquiet evil.

Having taken on the adaptation of the book by journalist Susan Orleans “The Orchid Snatcher”, the famous screenwriter Charlie Kaufman finds himself in a mental and creative deadlock. Strange feelings that have taken possession of him, preventing him from working. But one day Charlie decides to describe in the script all that happens to him. Soon the author notices that reality and fiction begin to intertwine in the most bizarre and unexpected ways.

After recovering from his heart attack, Randall decides to make a movie about his life and enlists Dante, Jay, Silent Bob and everyone else to create it.

Marcel is a seashell in shoes. He lives with his grandmother Connie and wants to find the family he was forced to leave behind. A documentary is made about Marcel, and the whole world learns the story of the unusual shell.

New York, 1933. World War I veteran Burt Berendsen keeps a small clinic and helps war crippled poor souls like himself. One day he and his best friend and coworker, attorney Harold Woodman, are hired by the daughter of their former commander to perform an autopsy on her suddenly deceased father, who has just arrived from Europe and was about to give a speech to a gathering of fellow soldiers. Burt and Harold had no idea how far this case would take them, and that they would meet their soul mate Valerie, a French hospital nurse with whom they had spent an unforgettable time in Amsterdam at the end of the war.

After the death of her father, Lydia and her daughter Astrid and stepmother Delia return to their old home in the town of Winter River. When Astrid discovers a model of the town in the attic, Lydia has to tell her about Beetlejuice, a mischievous and extremely unpleasant ghost whose name must never be said three times. But the girl's curiosity takes over - she opens a portal to the afterlife. Beetlejuice begins to terrorize the living again.

Joe is one of the best assassins in Europe. While on assignment in Budapest, he rescues a dancer, Maisie, with whom he gradually develops a romantic relationship. Concerned by sudden attacks, Joe undergoes a medical examination and learns that he is terminally ill and has no more than 3 months to live. In order not to suffer, he decides to hire the best hitmen and puts up a handsome reward for his death. But soon it turns out that in the hospital were mixed up tests, and the fatal diagnosis is wrong. It is impossible to cancel the order, and Joe's colleagues have already taken up the task.