Drug mafia boss Koo is released, but the drug trade has not been stopped, and his first thought after his imprisonment is to take revenge on police officer Kevin Cheng, who put him behind bars. Ku hires a hitman, who, however, is clearly not himself....
Meanwhile, a group of sophisticated terrorists scares the population with a series of explosions in crowded places and extorts 10 million dollars from a trading firm. To cope with this situation and save the girl he loves, only policeman Kevin Cheng can do it.

As a result of a successful raid, drug mafia boss Chi falls into the hands of the police. Police officer Kevin, who directly participated in the arrest, is assigned to protect the secretary of the criminal, who is on the case as the main witness. But on the day of the trial she disappears. Only by finding the girl and arresting Chi, Kevin will be able to clear himself of suspicion of complicity.

Swimmer Haley is having a bad day: first she loses her swim, losing by a fraction of a second, and then a Category 5 hurricane hits Florida. To make matters worse, her father hasn't been in touch, so Haley goes to an already evacuated area and finds him badly injured and unconscious in the basement of their old house. Trying to get her father out of the damp basement, the girl discovers that there is a huge aggressive alligator lodged there. The bad day continues - the water is coming, there is nowhere to wait for help, and the toothy reptile is ready to attack at any opportunity.

At first they seem ghostly, playing hide-and-seek at the Freeling's country home. Clouds thicken, animated trees attack, and little Carol Ann Freeling is sucked into a spectral void. And while her family struggles through a string of nightmares and tries to save the girl, something otherworldly lurks somewhere nearby.

They were warned... They've been cursed. On Friday the 13th, nothing can save them. The cozy camp "Crystal Lake" reopens! The counselors are looking forward to the summer shift, having prepared exciting activities and fun games for the young guests. However, there is a new game that the counselors don't know about yet, and it will be very popular this season. The game is called "Kill the counselor!".

Carefree and happy was the life of lawyer Dan Gallagher with his young wife Beth and young daughter until the fateful day when the wife and child went out of town to her parents. Feeling a fleeting attraction to Alex Forrest - a new employee of the firm he serves, he was flattered by the lady's reciprocity and had an affair with her.

By the end of the second day Dan wanted to return to his family hearth, but it turned out that now he was caught in the dead grip of a real maniac. First she slit her wrists, and panic-stricken Dan had to bandage her hands and comfort her. And when Dan managed to escape from Alex to his home, his life turned into a real nightmare.

The crisis that erupted on the sandy neutral-zone planet Nimbus III would seem to be just another act of self-declaration by a local rebellion wanting only to attract the Federation's attention - but not this time.

Now the rebels have a leader, a native of the planet Vulcan named Sybok, who possesses parapsychological abilities that are remarkable even by Vulcan standards - all it takes is a brief interaction to make a human or other alien feel a sense of undivided trust in him.

Saibok declares himself the new messiah and is going to go in search of - who do you think? - God! The Enterprise and its crew will be forced to carry out the mission, for even Spock, one of the few who has not succumbed to compulsion, cannot raise a hand against his... own brother.

Their journey lies to the center of the galaxy, beyond The Great Barrier, to the mysterious planet Sha Ka Ree, where, according to ancient books, the Great Creator himself awaits them in all his majesty. But will they find what they believe in, what they wish to find, or will the myth remain a myth forever? All the answers are on Sha Ka Ree.

The Enterprise's most amazing journey begins....

With the explosion of Praxis, one of Kronos' moons, destroying almost all of the Klingons' livelihoods, the standoff between the Federation and the Klingon Empire is over. It was time for peace talks, but as it turned out, not everyone wanted peace - some were satisfied with the ongoing war.
Kirk and his loyal crew, already "retired", receive a secret assignment to conduct the first, preparatory round of peace talks with the Chancellor of the Klingon Empire. But the unexpected happens - the Klingon ship is attacked, the Chancellor is killed, the negotiations are disrupted, and the Enterprise, specifically Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy, are blamed for this atrocity.
While the Federation higher-ups ponder how to proceed, a Klingon court sentences them to imprisonment on a segregated, ice-covered asteroid. But they don't give up hope - because they're Starfleet officers, and because Kirk has a mission - he guessed long ago that this is a plot to derail the peace talks, and gradually he begins to uncover it.
Meanwhile, the Enterprise, under Spock's command, is secretly flying to their rescue...

1979, Texas. A company of six rents a small house from an elderly farming couple to make an adult movie. Although the owner of the property warns them not to make any noise and to behave properly, the producer, of course, disregards his request. Soon it turns out that the old men are not as harmless as they seemed at first glance.

Jack is a sound engineer at a movie studio that makes second-rate horror movies. One day, while dubbing another movie, he hears strange noises and records them. It turns out that this is the sound of gunfire and a punctured tire of a car involved in an accident that killed a candidate for the U.S. presidency. Jack has proof on his hands that the car crash was not an accident, and an entire political group is against him.