After the death of her youngest son, single mother Kara and her two children move from New York City to the other side of the country. She finds a job as a nurse with Walter, a wealthy, lonely, elderly widower who has provided her family with a whole house. Walter collects archaeological rarities, and just the other day he is brought an artifact stolen from a savage tribe, intended for the worship of a local tough goddess. Soon the ancient vessel shatters, a giant spider crawls out of it, and begins collecting bloody victims.

An unknown evil that kills all living things appears on the island. The endangered fisherman and his family relive the nightmare and discover the terrible truth.

Experienced Los Angeles detective James Knight has a talent for appearing at the wrong time, in the wrong place. This time the hero finds himself one step away from death, trying to apprehend a gang of robbers. Knight miraculously remains unharmed, and his partner Fitzgerald is seriously injured. James intends to apprehend the criminals, who are already dividing the loot on the other side of the country. They are a close-knit, armed team doing dirty work on behalf of powerful clients. They are cunning, deadly and ruthless, and only an elderly cop can stop them.

It's almost Christmas, but Mike Hammer is out on the trail to avenge the death of his battle buddy Jack. A heated Mike sets out to find the killer, working his way through a growing number of suspects (and corpses).

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.

Carrie, a shy and trusting high school student, is bullied and abused at school and at home. So the kind girl becomes withdrawn and gloomy, and at the same time she discovers terrible powers in herself. And classmates are preparing another sophisticated joke on Carrie, not even knowing how it will end for them.

Together with her geek boyfriend, Lane heads to a horror festival dedicated to a local legend about a winged monster that hunts people every 23 years and then disappears without a trace. Despite the strange visions that haunt her, the girl enjoys the event and has no idea that the local Jeepers Creepers cult has already chosen her as a victim.

Rose Cotter works in a psychiatric emergency room and one day encounters a seemingly typical patient - a student who witnessed the suicide of a teacher a few days ago. The girl in a hysterical state claims to be in her right mind and is being persecuted by some malevolent entity. Afterwards, with a terrible smile, she cuts her own throat. From that moment Rose begins to see a smiling suicide in the most inappropriate places, and her life gradually falls apart.

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.

Bedford campus. The female students are preparing to go on winter Christmas vacation. Barb asks her friends Jess and Phil to stay with her for a few days to go skiing. The phone rings at the house. Barb picks it up, but no one answers on the other end of the line. Then a man's voice laughs and says various obscenities. Barb calls the speaker names, to which he replies that he will kill her. Barb hangs up. It is after this call that the girls on campus begin to slowly die one by one, with only a few making it to morning.