Reporter Blair Maynard begs his editor to send him to the waters off Florida, where ships have been mysteriously disappearing. But who would have thought that a routine journalistic investigation would lead to the most sensational discovery of the century?! It turns out that the cause of the yachts’ terrifying disappearances isn’t the infamous Bermuda Triangle, but… real pirates! The Caribbean has always been a famous “pirate stronghold,” but it was simply impossible to imagine that somewhere in the boundless expanse of the sea there lived a community of pirates who had no idea that it was the twentieth century! But, unfortunately, this turned out to be an incredible truth. The journalist’s boat was “boarded,” and its passengers—Blair and his son Justin—became the prey of seventeenth-century buccaneers! Now let’s see: will a newspaperman, pampered by civilization, be able to stand up to these ferocious pirates?!

A multimillionaire’s mother selects the perfect virgin for her son on a TV talent show—a choice that, however, brings happiness neither to him nor to herself. Meanwhile, sailing through the waters of symbolism is a ragged tugboat with Marx’s head on its bow and a hippie girl on board, intoxicated by the revolutionary struggle, who is soon joined by a sexually obsessed sailor from *Potemkin*...

The crash of a state-of-the-art airliner claims the lives of hundreds of people. Only the analysis of the black box can shed light on the causes of the disaster. The investigation is led by Mathieu, a talented and eccentric analyst with exceptional hearing. However, the further he progresses in his investigation, the more suspicious circumstances he uncovers.

Boston police detective Judd Austin is investigating a series of horrific murders. An unknown maniac, clad in a helmet and black leather, decapitates all of his victims and throws their heads into a nearby body of water. During the investigation, it emerges that all the murdered women were students in Professor Millet’s evening classes—a renowned expert in anthropology. This fact, along with the method of the killings, leads the detective to suspect the professor and his assistant of committing these brutal crimes.

The only thing pilot David Keller was able to do after the explosion on board was to steer the falling plane away from the city’s densely populated areas. But the plane’s 300 passengers were killed. Keller himself emerged alive and unharmed before the astonished rescue workers, though he was suffering from memory lapses. He is trying to piece together what happened, and a young medium named Hobbs comes to his aid; she can hear the voices of the victims calling Keller to the crash site…

Daniel Kellner, a former employee of a secret government organization, is on the run from his former employers along with his girlfriend. He has stolen some classified documents and believes their contents should be made public. Meanwhile, Margaret Fairchild, an ordinary weather anchor at a Kansas TV station, suddenly begins speaking several languages, makes strange clicking sounds on live TV, and loses consciousness. The doctors find nothing unusual wrong with her, and after escaping from the hospital, Margaret suddenly realizes that she needs to find Kellner.

A group of kids were playing "killer" among the ruins. One of the girls lost her footing and fell to her death because of the others' negligence. Six years later, during the school dance, someone decided to take revenge, turning the school into a bloodbath.

Officer Louis Burke, a corrupt police detective, goes undercover as a convict at Harrison Prison to solve a series of murders of inmates. Behind bars, he faces the brutality of his cellmates, corrupt guards, death, and betrayal of every kind. When Burke uncovers the prison’s shocking secret, he must stage a daring escape—his last chance to break free from the clutches of hundreds of convicted thugs led by his sworn enemy, “The Conspirator.”

Upon arriving in Detroit for a job interview, a young woman discovers that a guy is already living in the house she booked. Agreeing to stay the night anyway, she soon discovers a secret door in the basement—and behind it, secrets she’d be better off not knowing.

1934. Chan Chen Pang is a socialite and playboy who frequently visits opium dens. There, he meets the courtesan Fleur. A passionate romance blossoms between them, which draws disapproval from the man’s influential family. Their love is doomed, and, seeing no other way out, the couple decides to commit suicide together so they can be reunited in the afterlife. Fifty years later, Fleur returns from hell to the world of the living to find her beloved, puzzled as to why he never showed up.