This summer, all the rules will be broken. A group of looters decides that the annual Judgment Night doesn't have to end when morning comes, but can go on indefinitely. No one will ever be safe again.

As always, the Wild West is filled with bandits and thugs. Terrorism thrives in a small town until Django, the defender of the weak and oppressed, appears. He appears out of nowhere, dragging a coffin with a "secret" behind him on a rope. The mission to protect the oppressed is difficult, but as always, it is doable, especially when Django takes on the task.

1873, Absolution, Arizona. A stranger who has lost his memory arrives in this remote American province. The only hint of his past is the strange shackles on one of his wrists. The wanderer quickly learns that the town's inhabitants do not welcome strangers and generally take to the streets only on the orders of Colonel Dolarheid, who rules the area with an iron hand. There is an explanation for this: the town is terrorized by creepy creatures. The hero gradually remembers himself and realizes that it is only in his power to help the unfortunate.

The year 2257. Todd Hewitt's homeland is the colonized planet New World, where men's thoughts have a visual-sound embodiment and are called noise. The guy lives in a small village inhabited exclusively by men, and has not yet learned to hide his thoughts from others. One day a scout ship from the second wave of colonists crashes over the planet, and as a result Todd sees a girl for the first time in his conscious life. The local mayor decides to use her in his devious plans, but the girl escapes, and now she can't do without Todd's help.

While driving home one day, Charlie finds a dying man in the desert with a bullet in his shoulder and a suitcase of cash, whom he brings back to his house.

In the midst of the Civil War, the Wild West. As fate would have it, three men are forced to join forces in search of stolen gold. But working together is not the most suitable occupation for such badass bandits. The companions soon realize that in their daring and dangerous journey across a war-torn country, the most important thing is to trust no one and keep a gun at the ready.

1870. Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd travels from town to town, sharing news from around the world, as well as stories of presidents and queens, great battles and devastating disasters.

On the plains of Texas, his path crosses with ten-year-old Joanna, who has been kidnapped by the Kiowa tribe and raised for the past six years in the traditions of an Indian commune. Kidd agrees to deliver the girl to the home of her uncle and aunt, her only surviving relatives. Traveling hundreds of miles through the harsh wilderness, the two will face both natural disasters and human cruelty as they search for the place they will call home.

Despite Doc's requests not to visit him in the XIX century, Marty again wants to intervene in the course of events and is carried away in a time machine to 1885, towards the Wild West.

This journey, like all previous ones, is not without dangerous adventures, but brave Marty, risking his life, prevents a tragedy in the life of Emmett Brown. He, in turn, falls madly in love with a charming stranger whom he saves from death, and the trip home - to the future - loses all meaning for him.

Shooter Hud comes to Blackstone to avenge his brother's death and to find who really robbed the bank and hid the gold, which is still being sought by local gangsters.

The aging hero, who gave all his strength to the fight for justice, spent decades in prison, lost his wife and daughter, passes his knowledge, skills and black mask to a young desperate fighter, who from now on will fight those who do evil.