As a vicious infection that makes people rabid (think 28 Days Later) spreads worldwide Manel waits at home to see what happens until it is too late and just misses the last flights off the mainland to Gran Canaria, which remains safe.
Not trusting the quarantine camps, on the advice of his sister whose husband is at the military base on Gran Canaria, he defies the evacuation order and stays home.
No good will come of this
CW: usual bloody zombie stuff
When Sophie plans a girls' trip away for Tess' birthday Alice decides to pretend it's a work trip to avoid conflict.
CW: abusive relationship, implied rape
The pair may be about to divorce and Prisca has had a health scare, things are uncertain and they want the kids to "make some memories".
Once they are settled in, the hotel manager offers them a trip to a private beach.
No good will come of this.
CW: body horror
A young woman (Samara Weaving) and her lover (Nathan Stewart-Jarrett) attempt to flee the community.
No good will come of this.
CW: bloody violence, bloody weird
Every year is "The Culling" where enemies of the Van Der Koy family are rounded up and killed. It was this that left Boy an orphan. He has vivid memories of his sister Mina (Quinn Copeland) who he interacts with like an "invisible friend".
Boy is deaf-mute and we hear his inner monologue and conversation with Mina in the 'awesome' voice (H. Jon Benjamin) he remembers from the video game "Super Dragon Punch Force 3".
One day while selling their produce in the city he witnesses the beginning of another culling cycle.
No good will come of this.
CW: ultraviolence, body parts everwhere and all the big swears
Eventually finding herself sat opposite Juan "Manitas" Del Monte (Karla Sofía Gascón) the kingpin of a drug cartel, the "bastard above all bastards" he offers her a job. Manitas wishes to disappear and be completely reinvented. It's left unsaid what will happen if she says no. On the bright side the work will make her very rich.
Rita works diligently at this and is rewarded handsomely for it, but then years later the pair cross paths again.
No good will come of this.
Out of the night comes F.W. Colqhoun (Robert Carlyle), a Scottish immigrant with a dread tale of cannibalism amongst travellers lost in the mountains not that far away.
The Fort's First Nation scout warns of The Wendigo: what a man who has eaten human flesh becomes but nonetheless an expedition to the caves is organised.
No good will come of this.
CW: cannibalism
Noticing absurd levels of security, he gets chatting to one of the merch vendors who confides in him that the FBI have somehow deduced that the bloody serial killer "The Butcher" will be at the concert. The FBI will be questioning every male who matches the description as they leave. Not as ridiculous a task as it sounds when almost the entire audience is teenage girls.
No good will come of this: Cooper is "The Butcher"
No good will come of this.
CW: Objectification of women
No good will come of this.
Unexpectedly she comes out of it completely physically unscathed but after she breaks down on the examination table one of the doctors secretly slips her promotional material for The Substance which promises to make a better, younger, version of yourself.
In a tailspin, Elisabeth succumbs to temptation, orders and administers The Substance and gives rise, messily on the bathroom floor, to Sue (Margaret Qualley). The Substance did not overpromise and underdeliver: Sue is perfect. Now the two must 'timeshare' life seven days as one, seven days as the other. There are strict procedures to follow.
No good will come of this.
CW: full frontal nudity, body horror ago-go-go, mutation, objectification of women (but subverting that's the whole point)