In a hot and thorny environment of colonial South Africa in the 1930s, a young and resilient woman, raised in the harsh lands of tin mining, lives trapped between her duty and her desire for freedom. The landscape, marked by red dust, is as much her home as it is her prison, and the racial and social conflict pulses beneath her skin.

In the heart of the 1930s, a seductive and enigmatic woman named Helen Faraday desperately seeks to balance her personal life with her career as a cabaret singer. With a complicated past, Helen finds herself caught between the love of her husband, a handsome yet fragile inventor named Ned, and the opportunity to achieve fame in the entertainment world. When Ned's health deteriorates, Helen makes the difficult decision to return to the nightlife, using her charm and beauty to attract a theater magnate who could propel her career to stardom.

Imagine a world where reality and fantasy intertwine in surreal ways, where each scene is a window into the restlessness of the human soul. In this enigmatic work of art, a poet feels trapped in his own mind, grappling with the anguish of artistic creation and the quest for inspiration. Throughout his journey, he encounters extraordinary characters that embody both his desires and fears: a face on a wall that comes to life, an enigmatic lover who appears and disappears, and a mysterious man who seems to control the threads of his destiny.

In an oppressive atmosphere thick with mystery, a group of people gathers in a hospital building in the city, where a series of brutal murders has shaken the community. Dr. Xavier, a brilliant yet peculiar scientist, is the leader of the group and is obsessed with the possibilities of science and medicine. As the deaths increase, those present begin to suspect that the culprit might be among them, creating a tense game of distrust.

On a dark and stormy night, a group of travelers is forced to seek refuge in a sinister and ancient mansion in the middle of nowhere. As the rain lashes against the windows, they discover that the house is inhabited by a peculiar family, whose strange customs and macabre personalities unleash a palpable tension in the atmosphere. Among the tenants is a mysterious old man with a dark secret, a deranged woman who can defy any expectation, and a mute servant who seems to hold the true horror lurking in the shadows.

In a picturesque 19th-century English village, the young and determined protagonist, with a charming yet somewhat whimsical personality, dedicates herself to matchmaking her friends in the hope of finding true love. With a confidence that borders on arrogance, she is convinced that she has an infallible eye for romance, but she soon realizes that love cannot be manipulated like a game of chess.

On a remote island in the ocean, a shipwreck occurs and its only survivor, a young man named Edward, is rescued by a mysterious figure. Edward soon discovers that he has arrived at a place where the line between humanity and bestiality blurs. The island is the ominous home of Dr. Moreau, a mad scientist obsessed with creating hybrids of humans and animals. Through grotesque and tortuous experiments, Moreau seeks to bestow a human semblance upon his creatures, but at a high cost.

In the bustling world of luxury and high society in Europe, a cunning white-collar thief and his accomplice, an elegant femme fatale, set in motion an ingenious plan to steal a fortune. The plot unfolds as these two con artists arrive at a glamorous hotel, where the wealthy heiress of a vast fortune becomes their target. However, what begins as an elaborate game of seduction and deception becomes complicated when their hearts and interests intertwine in unexpected ways.

In the chaotic and carefree comedy that follows an eccentric university president, the plot unfolds when his institution is threatened by a sports rivalry that could ruin its reputation. Groucho Marx plays this singular character who, with his characteristic humor, decides to intervene in the situation in an unconventional way. To improve the chances of the university's football team, he recruits his own son, a clumsy young man, along with a couple of rough football players who have nothing to do with academic studies.

On a remote Caribbean island, the love of a young man named Neil turns into a nightmare when his fiancée, Madeline, is kidnapped by a sinister plantation owner known as Moldoff. This man, a master of dark arts, possesses skills beyond comprehension, as he dedicates himself to turning humans into zombies—will-less, soulless beings used as his slaves on the sugar cane plantation.