Aegean Sea, 1943. Germany is about to launch a blitzkrieg on the island of Keros. Two thousand British soldiers are trapped on this tiny islet as the approaches to the island are blocked by two radar-guided German cannons located on the neighboring island of Navaron.
The cannons are so accurate and long-range that any Allied attempt at a rescue operation was doomed. Allied intelligence would learn of the impending blitz only a week before the scheduled date. A group of commandos led by Captain Kiff Mallory was urgently formed and set about destroying the German battery on the island.

In the middle of the fourteenth century, knight Antonius Block and his squire return to their native Sweden after ten years of crusading. Bloch is tired of life and sees nothing worth continuing to live for. But first he wants to make sure that God exists.

In an alternate universe, the Joker tricks Superman into killing Lois Lane, which enrages the hero. Now only Batman and his allies can stop him.

Going on vacation to a tropical island, a family with two children decides to follow the advice of the hotel manager and visit a beautiful secluded beach. Apart from them, there are other guests on the beach: a family with a young daughter, a middle-aged couple and a popular rapper. But soon the relaxed vacation is replaced by panic when the company discovers a dead body and notices that the children have suddenly begun to grow up very quickly.

A psychopath is kidnapping and murdering young women throughout the Midwest. The FBI, convinced that all the crimes are committed by the same person, assigns Agent Clarissa Starling to meet with imprisoned maniac Hannibal Lecter, who could help build a psychological profile of the killer. Lecter himself is serving time for murder and cannibalism. He agrees to help Clarissa only if she will feed his sick imagination with details of her personal life.

World War II. In German-occupied France, a group of Jewish American soldiers strike fear into the Nazis by brutally killing and scalping soldiers.

The King is celebrating Christmas in the castle, surrounded by his court and loyal knights, when suddenly the mysterious Green Knight shows up and offers to accept his challenge. Anyone present can strike a blow at him, but after one year and one day he must meet the Green Knight in a green chapel nine days' journey north and accept the blow in return. Young Sir Gawain, the king's nephew and sole heir, challenges himself to a duel and cuts off the strange visitor's head. But the latter, having put his head back in place, recalls the agreement and departs. A year later, faithful to his word, Sir Gawain sets off to meet his destiny on a journey full of danger.

Writer Paul Sheldon has no memory of the heavy snowfall that caused him to crash his car somewhere in the mountains. He also doesn't remember how a woman found him and saved him from imminent death.

All he remembers is only how he woke up in the house of Annie Wilkes - an ardent fan of his novels, who does not want to part with his favorite author...

Dr. Frankenstein decided to gamble with life and death by creating a creepy monster out of body parts borrowed from the dead.

Real estate agent Renfield travels to Transylvania to sign a contract with Count Dracula to buy Carfax Abbey in London. The locals warn him that Dracula's castle is a lair of the unclean, but he ignores the warnings. So Renfield becomes the vampire's servant and arrives with him and several coffins of earth in London. After settling in, Count Dracula begins hunting pretty girls, and when he meets Dr. Seward's daughter Mina and her friend Lucy at the opera, he sets his villainous eye on both of them.