Rebecca Romijn

Two little girls confront their fears of their mysterious father and the dark forest behind their home. Strange occurrences at the home of Luna (Coraline Benitez) prompt her to suspect that her father has sinister activities in the basement of their home. Her sister Amirra (Camila Benitez) joins the fray but suspects weird nocturnal activities in the woods beyond their home to be sinister and preternatural in nature. In the weeks leading up to Halloween, the two girls are beset by creepy interactions with members of their family until the final climactic showdown between their suspicions and the uncanny truth. —Carlos J Benitez

Six months following the death of Superman at the hands of Doomsday, the crime rate in Metropolis has spread, while four new Supermen have emerged and become controversial to the world. There is a growing sense that humans should stop relying on the Justice League or the Titans and start saving themselves. Lois Lane (Rebecca Romijn) and Clark Kent's (Jerry O'Connell) adoptive parents are still in mourning over his death. Superman's body has disappeared and Lois wonders if any of the new Supermen are really Clark reborn. Lois has been investigating the new Supermen by gathering information from different sources. Lois meets Diana Prince/Wonder Woman (Rosario Dawson) as well to gather her knowledge. Wonder Woman considers Lois a friend but doesn't know anything about the new supers. She says that the League is stretched thin since they lost Superman as the world depended too much on him. Lex Luthor (Rainn Wilson) introduces a new Superman to the world at a press conference, which Lois discovers is actually a clone - Superboy (Cameron Monaghan) created by Dr. Dabney Donovan (Trevor Devall). Superboy lacks maturity and Lex has a tough time trying to control him in front of the media. However, the conference is interrupted by the Eradicator (Charles Halford), Steel (Cress Williams) and Cyborg Superman (Patrick Fabian) (who claims he is the true Superman). Eradicator had come to arrest Lex due to his criminal record, but Superboy fights him. Eradicator gets an upper hand on Superboy and is about to eliminate him, when Steel intervenes and fights Eradicator. Eradicator defeats Steel and is about to arrest Lex when Cyborg Superman arrives and stops Eradicator. They all fight each other until both the Eradicator and Cyborg Superman leave the battle after their energy runs low. They all want to corner the legacy of superman. Meanwhile, the Eradicator is transferring his DNA to the deceased corpse of Superman in the Fortress of Solitude. That night, Cyborg Superman visits Lois in an attempt to convince her he isn't a fake. He says Krytonian technology is encoded in his DNA and that allowed him to rebuild himself and revive even after his death. Cyborg Superman says that Kryptonians death is not the end. He says that he activated the technology before he was killed. He claims that half of his memories are lost along with half of his body, which is now made of replacement parts. The 2 Supermen are busy fighting enemies, while Superboy is only interested in celebrity endorsements and the fame that comes with being Superman. Lex gets frustrated at Superboy, for his childish actions (he is an attention seeker and hence the people don't take him seriously). Lex says that he has invested far too much money into Superboy and needs him to be focused. The Justice League, accompanied by Superboy, are hired as bodyguards for the president (this gig was arranged by Lex to change Superboy's image and to show him as more responsible), who is announcing their new Watchtower. Lex wants the President to endorse Superboy as the one true Superman. The presentation is suddenly attacked by Parademons, summoned via a boom tube portal. The League is mysteriously transported to another planet (when the boom tube portal collapses on them) and declared dead while Cyborg Superman rescues the president and is announced to the world as the true Superman. Lex is livid at Cyborg Superman being recognized as the true Superman. Superboy says that he did everything that he is capable of doing. Angered, Lex reveals to Superboy he also has his DNA and kills Dr. Donovan after the he explains to Lex that Superboy is the best clone they could create. Cyborg Superman is secretly being controlled by Darkseid. Lois follows Cyborg Superman to a graveyard and finds him weeping at the grave of Terri Henshaw. Lois finds that Steel is in fact John Henry Irons, a friend of the real superman, who once saved his life. John says that he owes it to Superman to fill his void, now that he is gone. With the help of Steel, Lois discovers Cyborg Superman is the deceased astronaut Hank Henshaw who blames Superman for not saving him and his wife and has decided to destroy his legacy by impersonating him. Henshaw reveals to the world his new "Cyber Corps" militia, which are created by Mother Boxes infused with humans. Steel tracks the Eradicator to the Fortress, where he learns that Superman is currently going through a revitalization cycle, and the two engage in a fight. The fight is broadcast to Lois' phone. Lois realizes that the Eradicator is a hologram from Superman's ship's matrix, created to protect Superman. Eventually, the fight is stopped when a powerless Superman is reborn, also donning a black suit. Through Henshaw's technology, Lex and Lois discover that Henshaw himself is being controlled by Darkseid (Tony Todd) from Apokolips, who created Doomsday and orchestrated its attack on Earth. Superman, Superboy and Steel head towards Metropolis. Lex sends Lois to the Watchtower as he uses a Mother Box to rescue the League from the abandoned planet. Darkseid continues to torment Henshaw for his failure to keep Superman dead and attempts to open a portal for his arrival, using the Mother Box infused with Henshaw. However, Henshaw rips out the Mother Box inside him, also deactivating Darkseid's control over the Cyber Corps. Just before Henshaw attempts to kills Lois, Superman arrives. Henshaw blames Superman for his wife Terri's death. Henshaw has the upper hand on superman and launches the watchtower into space to stop the justice league from helping Superman. But in space, sunlight hits the watchtower, and Superman eventually regains his powers from the sun and kills Henshaw by stabbing his forehead with blue kryptonite, also deactivating the Cyber Corps. In the aftermath, Martian Manhunter (Nyambi Nyambi) disguises himself as Superman to announce Clark Kent's safe return with the cover up of him being missing during the Doomsday attack. Superboy was sent to live with the Kents and was named "Conner". In a post-credit scene, the League gather at the Watchtower to confront Darkseid themselves, with Lex inviting himself in.

A successful, wealthy businessman, Wesley Deeds (Tyler Perry) has always done what`s expected of him. But Wesley is jolted out of his predictable routine when he meets Lindsey (Thandie Newton), a down-on-her-luck single mother who works on the cleaning crew in his office building. When he offers to help her get back on her feet, the chance encounter with someone so far outside his usual circle ignites something in Wesley. This one good deed may finally spark his courage to exchange the life that`s expected of him for the life he`s always really wanted.

Paul and Jessie Duncan (Greg Kinnear and Rebecca Romijn) are a happily married couple who have an eight-year-old son named Adam (Cameron Bright). The day after his eighth birthday, when fetching a basketball into the street, Adam is killed in a collision. While leaving a church, Jessie and Paul are confronted by Dr. Richard Wells (Robert De Niro), an old professor of Jessie's. He offers to clone Adam, an illegal procedure which would require a change of location and identity, to which the Duncans reluctantly agree. Everything appears to be fine with the new Adam until he reaches his eighth birthday. That night, he experiences a violent nightmare. Richard explains to Paul that it is typical for boys his age to have night terrors, and that it is not serious. He explains that because Adam II has reached the age at which the original Adam died, his life cannot be predicted anymore. From that moment on, Adam II continues to have night terrors until they become visions and he starts having them when he's wide awake, losing control of his actions. Adam's visions are recurrent: he witnesses a boy named Zachary (Devon Bostick) walking around in a school building while being laughed at by other children. These images alternate with images of the school burning, and children screaming, and the image of an unidentified woman being attacked and killed with a hammer. Adam's visions affect his daytime personality, making him bitter, delinquent, and uncooperative. Adam begins to bully another boy that goes to his school. One night at dinner, Jessie receives a telephone call from the parent of that child, distressed that her child is missing. Jessie tells Paul, who then asks what Adam was doing that day. Adam says that he was at the river playing. When Paul asks who he was playing with, Adam responds that he's "not supposed to say". The next day, as the Duncans are driving on their way home over a bridge, they are slowed by a police officer. They walk to the side of the bridge to see the woman who had telephoned about her missing child the previous night, screaming at the sight of her son being retrieved by paramedics from a river where he had drowned. Paul believes Adam was involved with the child's death. With the help of Richard, Paul examines Adam and talks to him about his visions. He finally finds out that the school in Adam's visions is called Saint Pius and that Zachary's last name is Clark. With this information, Paul is able to track down the child's address and find a former nanny of Zachary. The nanny informs Paul that Zachary was deeply disturbed. He was bullied at school tremendously, and in the wake of his emotions, set fire to the school. When he returned home Zachary killed his mother with a hammer before setting fire to their house, where he burned along with his mother's body. When he asks the nanny, Paul learns that Zachary's father was a geneticist-enough information to uncover that this man was none other than Richard Wells himself, living now under a false identity. Through the operation to clone Adam, Richard had secretly mixed Adam's DNA with that of Zachary (as the fire damaged Zachary's DNA to where it could not be cloned without the assistance of other living cells) with the hope of bringing his own son back to life, and then kidnapping him. The operation did not yield a complete success. After arguing with Richard and learning what has caused Adam's erratic behavior, Paul races home. He finds Adam and Jessie in the shed in the woods. He has arrived just in the nick of time to stop Adam (with Zachary's personality in control) from killing Jessie with a hammer, in nearly the same way as Zachary had killed his mother. Adam's personality manages to regain control, and everything seems to be okay. In an attempt to shake the psychological transitions from Adam to Zachary, the Duncans escape from Richard and move to a different neighborhood. All seems well. Adam is friendly and happy, but as he is left alone in his room, Adam hears a noise in the closet. When he opens the closet door, a slightly burnt and decayed arm wearing Zachary's jersey, reaches out from the darkness of the closet and pulls Adam in. Paul comes back to check Adam and looks in the closet, but he doesn't see anyone. Adam then appears from behind and shocks Paul by touching him, indicating that Zachary has regained control.