Upon returning from space, a rocket launched by a group of scientists led by Professor Bernard Quatermass crashes in the English countryside. Of the rocket's three crew members, two disappear, while the third turns into a hideous mutant who begins to destroy people and animals, feeding their flesh further monstrous transformations of his body. Quatermass decides that there is a hostile alien life form at work here.

Medical student Herbert West reanimates the dead with a serum obtained through unthinkable experiments. West's roommate Dan helps his buddy in his gruesome endeavor. They start with a cat and get to the corpses from the university morgue.

1932. After many years away, twins Smok and Stack return to their hometown in the Mississippi Delta. They fought in the trenches of World War I and then became gangsters in Chicago. The brothers buy a piece of land with farm buildings from a white racist in order to open a music bar for plantation workers. The highlight of the opening is the preacher's son, to whom the twins once gave a guitar, and who plays the blues so well that he attracts the attention of an Irish vampire who happens to be nearby.

Clover and her friends are searching for her missing sister and arrive in a remote area where she recorded her last video message. After driving through a wall of rain, the group finds themselves in a deserted, strange house in the middle of the forest, where they decide to wait out the storm. But after sunset, a terrifying masked man attacks them and kills everyone. The friends immediately come to their senses and realize that they are stuck in a time loop — now they are forced to relive this terrible night over and over again.

In the US, an underwater laboratory called Deep Star Six was designed. The Navy agreed to finance its creation on the condition that secret military installations would be placed there. After descending to the bottom of the ocean, the laboratory disturbed a deep-sea creature unknown to science, which will now exterminate the station's personnel.

As a child, Hal and his twin brother Bill found a wind-up monkey with a drum among the things of their father who had abandoned them. It turned out that if you turn the key, someone from their neighborhood will die - so the boys lost their mother and decided to hide the hellish toy more securely. A few years later, having already gone through a divorce, Hal lives in constant fear for the lives of loved ones and does not communicate with his brother. When he and his teenage son go on a week-long trip, horrifying deaths begin to occur again.

A Russian road crew accidentally discovers an underground crypt, and the supervisor, fearing robbers and criminals, stations guards near the site. Late at night, during an earthquake, one of the coffins rolls at the guard's feet. Unable to contain their curiosity, the guard opens the coffin and discovers the body of a dog impaled on a stake. She pulls the stake out of the corpse, which brings the vampire dog Zoltan to life.

Ted Beaumont is a successful writer. His bestsellers bear the name George Stark, but this is not a pseudonym; it is his mysterious doppelganger, who has been haunting his real half from the dark depths of the subconscious since childhood. It is he who has been guiding Ted's hand against his will for so many years.

Wanting to get rid of the fruit of his own imagination, the writer arranges a funeral for his invisible reflection. But no one can get rid of their own shadow. It comes to life and begins to take revenge...

Two men drive towards a car service center due to a car breakdown. Meanwhile, in the bowels of the service station, a priest is at war with ghouls. After collecting a sack of ghouls, he stuffs them into a barrel of horrible toxic substances. Soon the priest himself is there too. The only difference is that the chemicals did not harm the creatures in the slightest....

Jessica has just been released from a psychiatric hospital. Her husband decides that she needs fresh air for her final recovery, and together with Jessica and a friend he moves to a newly purchased country house. Approaching the house, Jessica begins to hear voices and see strange things, but believes that it only seems to her. But the house is not empty. A charming homeless hippie girl named Emily has taken up residence in it. Jessica feels sorry for Emily and begs her to stay. It'll be more fun together. And with Emily is really fun - she is just the soul of the company and plays the guitar perfectly. But why does she look so much like the girl in the old portrait hanging in the house? Why are all the residents of the neighboring small town behaving so strangely? Maybe it's just a play of Jessica's sick imagination, or maybe not.