Meg Altman and her daughter Sarah moved into a newly purchased home, previously owned by a millionaire. A good house in a good neighborhood, it would seem the perfect place to live. Among other things, the house is equipped with a special room in which to hide if thieves get into the house. Once the steel door a few centimeters thick is closed, it becomes impossible to get into the room. Of course, it didn't take long for the villains to show up.

Bill Crashank - psychologist - criminalist - gets into a terrible car accident, miraculously survives, but loses his arm. As a result of a complicated operation, surgeons reattach another man's arm.

But soon the hand begins to live a life of its own, rebelling against Bill's wife and children. Driven to despair, Bill tries to find out who the owner of the hand was, but the terrible discovery throws him into a world of unimaginable nightmare.

After the sudden death of the Pope, the cardinals prepare for the conclave - the election of a new head of the Catholic Church. Cardinal Lawrence is entrusted with the management and organization of the procedure. Soon he learns a few not the most pleasant secrets about the main candidates for the place of the Pope, and this can dramatically affect the result of the election and shake the foundations of the Church.

His name is Sid 6.7. He is made of two hundred selected scum, scoundrels and psychopaths, endowed with the intelligence and cunning of the most famous serial killers in the history of mankind.

Sid 6.7 was specially designed as the perfect embodiment of evil and cruelty for a special computer program to help police officers catch criminals. But what happened was irreparable.

Sid managed to escape from cybernetic space into the real world. The perfect criminal was on the loose and eager to teach people a terrible lesson...

The only person who stood in the way of the computer sadist was a police officer named Parker Barnis. But Officer Barnis has always had to deal with flesh and blood bandits. Can he take on the invulnerable Sid 6.7?

1961. In the Catholic community of Paterson, New Jersey, a young divorced woman, Katherine Spages, lives with her two children, 12-year-old Alice and 9-year-old Karen. Karen is preparing to receive her first communion. A handsome priest gives her an antique crucifix that he inherited from his mother. Alice looks at her happy little sister with resentment and envy, and to get even, cruelly pranks her.

April 2020. The country sits down en masse on self-isolation, and student Parker in the company of her best friend Miri goes to spend quarantine at the family house by the lake. The girls relax and don't even allow themselves to think that someone is already watching them.

The not-too-distant future. 17 years ago, a man-made catastrophe occurred on the planet. Where forests and orchards used to grow, now there is snow and ice, and life is preserved only in a giant train rushing non-stop along the trans-Eurasian highway. In the first cars of the train live the ruling elite, in the last cars - ordinary people. Life in the back of the train resembles a concentration camp - disease, poverty and lawlessness of overseers. It is here that a man rises from among the humiliated and insulted to restore justice.

Seeking shelter from a rainstorm that has caused landslides and washed out all the roads in a remote area of Wales, several lost travelers find shelter in a gloomy mansion. It belongs to the strange Femme family - atheist Horace and his sister Rebecca, a religious fanatic and vicious fury.

Travelers Roger Penderel, Philip and Margaret Waverton are so tired and drenched that they suppress their fear when they meet the door-opener, a scary-looking servant or butler, a mute and lame Morgan. They are soon joined by the rather frisky and eccentric Sir William Porterhouse and his fiery friend Gladys DuCane, who also hasten to take shelter from the rain in the house. None of them would have stayed in this old house for anything if not for dire need.

A church mission leads two young Mormon women to the door of the seemingly harmless Mr. Reed. The man invites them in to talk about religion, assuring them that his wife is baking a pie and will soon join them, but the girls begin to suspect something amiss. They fail to sneak away, and soon find out that instead of pie, they will be subjected to subtle abuse and a real test of faith.

In his wanderings through the cities and towns samurai Sanjuro stumbles upon a serious conflict in one of the clans - the head of the clan is arrested with his family on false charges, and his place is about to be taken by the evil schemer Kikui. Only a handful of young warriors are ready to fight for justice. Sanjuro comes to their aid. His weapons are cunning, surprise, fearlessness and, of course, his sword, on which the blood of villains has no time to dry.