Detective William Somerset is a veteran criminal investigator who dreams of retiring and getting away from the city and its sinful inhabitants. Seven days before retirement, Somerset is hit with two troubles: his young partner Mills and a particularly sophisticated murder. The sharp mind of the experienced investigator immediately determines that this crime is likely to be followed by others.

A group of American tourists traveling in Spain are terrorized by a maniac in a red cape. He kills the unfortunate travelers, and not just for fun, but gouges out their eyes. Mark guesses that these crimes can somehow be connected with the death of his wife. A few months ago, she was found dead in a swimming pool. Meanwhile, tourists continue to fall victim to a murderous maniac. Mark has to find out why the maniac is cutting out the victims' eyes....

A certain Massoulier is shot dead in unexplained circumstances during a hunting trip. Suspicion falls on another hunter - a Parisian realtor Julien Versel, especially since the rare type of shot in his cartridges matches the shot found in the victim's body, and Versel's wife turns out to be the mistress of the murdered man.

She, too, is soon caught up in a mysterious death - and again Versel is deprived of an alibi. It seems that he is cornered, but then comes to the aid of his secretary Barbara, who launches her own investigation....

When any of us is in trouble, the law enforcement officer who comes to our aid is like an angel. In times of trouble, he is the only savior and protector.

You entrust yourself to him completely and wholeheartedly. And no one, under no circumstances will have a suspicion that behind the noble appearance, under neatly pressed police tunic can hide the devil ...

A girl from a music bar starts receiving calls from a strange man who is clearly attracted to her. The police put her phone on a wiretap, but the caller cannot be identified. The girl realizes that he is somewhere very close, and he sees her every step.

Released after another stint in prison, Tonny discovers he has a child. He is desperate to improve his position and his image as a loser. He wants to win the respect of his father, the most vicious gangster in Copenhagen, to whom he owes a large sum of money. But no matter how hard Tonny tries, his impenetrable stupidity only makes things worse.

Pusher Frank is in big trouble. He owes 50,000 to his suppliers from the South Slavs, and on top of that, while he was selling heroin to visiting Swedes, the police raided him, and all the borrowed goods had to be thrown into a pond. Tonny's friend, with whom he worked together, confessed everything to the police. But the goods were thrown away, there was no evidence, and Frank was released. Now he owes Milo's supplier 180,000.

From the first sensational shots to the surprise ending, the movie is full of mystery and anxious anticipation. Cage plays the role of Rick Santoro, an eccentric Atlantic City police detective who comes to see his sports idol and at the same time improve his financial affairs at the sweepstakes.

A sudden shooting during a fight turns 14,000 fans into witnesses to a political assassination. Witness testimony, video footage of the casino's electronic surveillance system and information from a mysterious stranger in white all combine to paint a picture of a murder so incredible that Santoro refuses to believe it.

A young murderer and bandit escapes with a hardened criminal from a Mississippi penitentiary. On the loose, they again take on a "job", the only one they know how to do - robbing banks. The last robbery goes extremely badly, and the gang has to pay for all previous successes.

1930s. A man named Li, hiding his face under a hat, white scarf and dark glasses, shows up in Guangzhou. He rents a vacant building that used to be a brothel, moves his sick wife there and disappears from the sight of the neighbors. They remember him when a suspicious odor begins to spread around Lee's house. The police discover the corpse of a strangled woman who has been victimized by a necrophiliac.