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Based on the real-life terror that gripped San Francisco in the '70s, several police detectives and newspaper journalists try to uncover the identity of the mysterious Zodiac Killer. Although he sends taunting notes and clues through the mail, he always seems just one step ahead of those looking to stop his killing spree.

Jim Carrey plays a man who becomes fixated on the number 23 and begins to notice that it appears everywhere around him. He also starts losing his mind and threatening his family with a large butcher knife.

Jean-Baptiste Grenouille has used his unique talent for discerning the scents and smells that swirl around him to create the world's finest perfumes. Grenouille tries to capture the irresistible but elusive aroma of young womanhood, but as he travels the world searching for the ingredients to a new perfume, his obsession takes a deadly turn.

A neglectful father suddenly regrets not spending as much time with his daughter as he should have when a hideous mutant beast emerges from South Korea's Han River and whisks her away. Although believing that his girl has been killed and eaten, the bad dad receives a mysterious phone call from her so he embarks on a dangerous expedition into a secretive military base to get her back.

District Attorney Ford Cole (Ray Liotta) has a good shot at becoming mayor. Well, he is until assistant D.A. Nora Timmer (Jolene Blalock) is charged with killing a man whom she says she offed in self defense. However, not all the facts seem to back up her story, especially when a strange man (LL Cool J) completely contradicts her version of events.

A contingent of National Guardsmen on a training mission in the Southwestern desert are set upon by that happy mutant family that has a hankering for human flesh. You'd think some body armor and automatic rifles would keep the soldiers safe … but you'd be wrong.

Sandra Bullock's life is peachy — hot husband (Nip/Tuck's Julian McMahon), cute kids, big house. Then her husband dies in a car crash … but not really. She thinks that his death was a premonition, and now she must run around all manic-like to try to prevent the seemingly inevitable.

In 2053 Paris, 22-year-old Ilona (Romola Garai), a promising scientist, is abruptly kidnapped. Barthelemy Karas (Daniel Craig), a Paris cop with a reputation for finding anyone, is assigned to the case, but he immediately senses he's not the only one looking for the woman; every witness he digs up seems to turn up dead.

An assassin (Mark Wahlberg), who gave up his carefree-killin' lifestyle after accidentally shooting an innocent person, is convinced to return for one last job. However, after being framed for assassinating the president, the killer must find the real shooter and clear his own name.

A young widowed husband (Ryan Kwanten) reluctantly returns to his sleepy hometown to attend his wife's funeral. While there, the grieving groom investigates the village's dark past, which includes a murdered ventriloquist whose death has eerie connections to his wife's own premature demise.

The story is based on the Marvel character Johnny Blaze, a motorcycle stuntman who becomes the host of a "spirit of vengeance" in exchange for the safety of his true love. At night he's transformed into a fiery demon with superpowers who chases bad guys.

Eric O'Neill's (Ryan Phillippe) dream of becoming a big-time agent in the FBI is finally coming true; he's been promoted to work with renowned operative Robert Hanssen (Chris Cooper). But O'Neill soon realizes that he's supposed to spy on Hanssen — a suspected traitor within the organization.

A brave American news team, including TV producer Tim Freeman (Dominic Purcell) and cameraman Steven Johnson (Orlando Jones), journey into the wilds of South Africa to capture on video the world's most notorious serial killer, who has taken over 300 lives. As the newsmen travel ever deeper into unknown territory, their trip becomes a deadly trap that they can't escape.

Believe it or not, serial killer/cannibal Hanibal Lecter was once a little boy. During WWII, the young maniac (Gaspard Ulliel) evades both the Nazi war machine and the Soviet menace to grow up relatively peacefully in France with an aunt (Lady Murasaki). But after a chance meeting with some former war criminals, Hannibal begins to develop the darker side of his personality — the much, much darker side.

A family (Dylan McDermott, Penelope Ann Miller, Kristin Stewart) hoping for a quiet, peaceful life on a sunflower farm have their idyllic existence ruined when a mysterious drifter (John Corbett) shows up on their doorstep.