Tales from the Crypt presents this Bordello of Blood movie about a bounty hunter who returns Lilith, queen of the vampires, to life and lords over her using a magical talisman. Later, Caleb Verdoux (Corey Feldman) and one of his buddies go to a mortuary that doubles as a brothel. Caleb's sister, Katherine (Erika Eleniak), who works for Reverend Current (Chris Sarandon), hires private dick Rafe Guttman (Dennis Miller) to track down her brother. Soon, Rafe finds himself in the boudoir of Lilith's bordello, armed with a holy-water squirt gun and fighting to save Erika from the glamorous but deadly vampire.

  Laurel Ayres is a bright financial analyst with more brains than most of her male colleagues. She's fed up with following the rules to get ahead, and when she's passed over for a well-deserved promotion, Laurel decides the fairer sex has played fair long enough. She sets about creating the perception that she's formed a partnership with a powerful financial whiz. The deception works, and while the speculators are musing about the identity of her enigmatic associate, Laurel maneuvers a number of successful financial deals and proves that men don't have a monopoly on creative enterprise.

  Medgar Evers is a black civil rights activist in Mississipi, who was shot to death. It is suspected that Byron De La Beckwith (James Woods), is the racist killer and he is tried a couple of times, but end in hung juries. After 20 years, Evers widow believes that she has what it takes to bring him to trial again. However, most of the evidence in the old trial has disappeared, but Bobby De Laughter (Alec Baldwin) an assistant D.A. decides to do what he can to help her despite being warned that it might hurt his political aspirations and the strain it's causing on his marriage.

  Beth Cappadora (Michelle Pfeiffer) is married to Pat (Treat Williams). Beth takes her three children to a high school reunion in Chicago, and while checking in, her three-year-old boy, disappears. Despite a search and media coverage, the boy is not found, and Beth falls apart. Nine years later, the family moves to Chicago, and when a boy knocks on the door, Beth notices he looks like the time-elapsed photo of her son constructed by the police. It seems Ben was abducted by an unbalanced woman who was Beth's high school classmate; the boy was eventually adopted by George when he married "Sam's" new mother, and she later committed suicide, leaving no one to blame. Beth and Pat must find a way to deal with their now living son.