During World War II, Marine Willard Russell finds a skinned and crucified soldier and ends his agony. After the war, Willard marries Charlotte and they have a child named Arvin. In 1950, Helen marries the eccentric preacher Roy Laferty, who stabs and kills her. Roy is picked up by serial killers Carl and Sandy, who murder him. In 1957, Charlotte dies of cancer and Willard commits suicide. Arvin goes to live with his grandmother and meets Lenora. In 1965, Arvin kills Reverend Preston for raping Lenora and later kills Carl and Sandy when they try to harm him. He confronts Sheriff Lee Bodecker and leaves evidence of the murders with his corpse. Arvin then contemplates his future.

Michael Peterson, a crime novelist, becomes the prime suspect in the murder of his wife Kathleen when she is found dead at the bottom of a staircase in their home. The series delves into the 16-year-long judicial battle that ensues, as Peterson fights to prove his innocence while facing mounting evidence against him.

Christine is based on the true story of television reporter Christine Chubbuck, who, in 1974, committed suicide on live television. The film explores her personal struggles, including depression, dissatisfaction, and a broken dream. It delves into the pressure of television ratings, workplace issues, and her mental illness. Christine's tragic end shocked the nation and left a lasting impact on the media industry.

Afterschool is a drama film that follows a high school student named Robert, who accidentally captures the drug overdose of two fellow students on his video camera. As he becomes engulfed in the aftermath of the tragedy, he struggles with grief, guilt, and the voyeuristic nature of the digital age. The movie explores themes of youth, loss, and the disconnect between reality and the online world.

Simon, a recent college graduate, travels to Paris in search of a fresh start. However, he soon finds himself drawn into a dark and twisted world as he becomes involved with a prostitute and embarks on a path of blackmail and manipulation.

When a family gathers for dinner, money becomes the key topic of discussion, with alarming results.

A deeply damaged New Yorker reporter travels upstate to the remote town of Lilydale, NY, the mecca of American spirituality. Cynical about the prospects of the spirit world, the temptation of contacting his dead son leaves the reporter vulnerable to something much more dangerous than the dead.

Told in two parts- the first in the style of a documentary and the next in narrative form- "Buy It Now" tells the story of 16 year old Chelsea leading up to the sale of her virginity online and then the self destructive aftermath of this event.