After successfully completing a job, Walker is betrayed by his partner, Reese. Two years later, Walker—whom everyone believes to be dead—returns and begins to carry out his plan for revenge, attempting to recover the $93,000 that was stolen from him. However, his former partner is now a member of a major crime syndicate, and getting to him won’t be so easy.
Grace and Jackson, a young couple, move from New York to Jackson’s old family home in the countryside. Six months after their child is born, the passion fades; the young father spends more and more time working odd jobs away from his family, while Grace languishes at home. The woman’s behavior becomes increasingly strange and unpredictable.
The cunning con artist Johnny Farrell is saved from death by the enigmatic Balin Mandson, the owner of a major casino. Johnny becomes his right-hand man, but the friendship between them begins to fall apart when Balin returns to town with his young wife, Gilda, after yet another absence. Everything suggests that Gilda and Johnny were once lovers, but now their feelings seem more like mutual hatred.
The near future, Los Angeles. To combat high crime rates, the government begins using the “Mercy” AI judicial system, which determines whether a suspect is guilty and carries out the sentence itself. Two years later, veteran police officer Chris Raven finds himself in the defendant’s chair—the very man who sent the first criminal to “Mercy” for judgment. Chris is accused of murdering his own wife, and he has just 90 minutes to prove his innocence to the heartless machine.
Eric is a true movie buff. He watches countless films, knows many monologues by heart, recognizes every actor, and is fascinated by scenes from movies. But gradually, he begins to confuse real life with what he sees on screen. He loses his mind and starts reenacting memorable scenes from his favorite movies in real life.
New York City police officer Remo Williams joins a top-secret project. In order for this unnamed organization to bring the most influential and powerful villains in the United States—who exploit loopholes in the Constitution to evade justice—to justice, Remo must become the organization’s instrument of retribution. His mentor in the deadly Korean martial art of Sinanju—a centuries-old source of all Eastern martial arts styles—is Master Sinanju Chiun. He teaches Remo “the elegant art of thinking with your fists and fighting with your brain.” A strong friendship develops between the old Korean man, who knows absolutely nothing about modern Western technology, and his first-ever “white” student in the history of Sinanju. Soon, Remo receives his first real assignment.
The film opens with a man wearing black sunglasses and red gloves pulling his car over to the side of the road, where a prostitute is standing, and brutally murdering her… The scene then shifts to a film crew shooting a horror movie titled “Dirty Blood.” The film crew’s director comes up with the brilliant idea of holding a séance for the directors and producers, and a famous psychic (a woman) is invited for this purpose. However, during the séance, some “evil” force intervenes, its invisible presence “knocking out” the psychic, forcing the séance to be abruptly halted. But from that very moment, mysterious murders begin to occur among people connected to the film shoot…
The arrogant elderly judge Stefan Mortensen suffers a stroke right in the middle of a court session and ends up in a secluded nursing home. Hoping for a quick recovery, he has no intention of staying there long, but soon he finds himself in a confrontation with a cruel resident who, unbeknownst to the staff, torments the defenseless elderly residents.
In response to student hooliganism, the school administration decides to form a law enforcement organization called the “Brotherhood of Justice.” Derek and his friends take the lead in heading up the “Brotherhood.” But the methods they choose to fight back are highly criminal: they pelt some with firecrackers, vandalize others’ cars, and even stab some with a knife. Things escalate to the point where they plant a bomb in Victor’s car—Victor is dating Derek’s girlfriend. Only the police have the power to stop this lawlessness.
