Super Power Movie Collection

Death chooses Leo and gives him the power to see it coming — a red number hangs over anyone with three days or less to live, counting down what they have left. He brushes it off, until a stranger with a zero over his head is killed in the street right in front of him. Then he boards a flight and finds a zero over every passenger on board. This plane is going down. He fights to stop the takeoff and the other passengers throw him off; only Anna believes him and walks off with him. The plane crashes. He was right about all of it.

Lucas Thorne, a powerful demigod of death disguised as a beggar, finally finds love with a mafia heiress who accepts him at his lowest—but when danger closes in, he must decide between keeping his identity secret, or revealing his true identity, and possibly losing her.

In a world ruled by shifters, humans are rare and treated as prizes to be bought and bred. Owen wakes up tied to a bed, purchased like property. Then a System binds to him: sex with woman shifters makes him stronger. Soon Owen isn't anyone's pet. He's a noble, a husband, a conqueror. But as his power rises, so do his enemies. To survive, Owen must bed more beauties, grow his harem, and claim his place at the top of a world that once caged him.

After the Trojan War, Odysseus kills the Cyclops and is crowned King of Ithaca by Athena. Hiding his identity, he returns home to endure humiliation from his wife's family, who push her to marry the suitor Antinous. He proves himself despite his relics being destroyed, survives Antinous's frame job and kidnapping, and loses an ally to a life debt. At the coronation, he is exposed, kills Antinous with a rebounding arrow, and reclaims his throne and family.

Lena, who possesses extraordinary innate strength, saved Ryan, a framed heir to a financial conglomerate, five years ago. She left after unexpectedly giving birth to a pair of boy-and-girl twins. Five years later, to fend off forced marriage and the inheritance crisis from their families, the two enter into a contract marriage. Ryan has no idea that Lena is the savior he has been searching for for five years, nor that the twins are his biological children. They join forces to fight William, Ryan’s scheming uncle who covets the family fortune. With superior intelligence and unusual strength, the twins repeatedly help them out of dangers. After many twists and turns, the whole family is finally reunited.

One year after the apocalypse broke out, Caleb, a once‑written‑off young man, and his sister Maya, who has endured hunger to survive for his sake, hide in a fragile sanctuary. Sealed inside Caleb is the Dominator Gene left to them by their parents on their deathbed — a dormant mutant power that, once unleashed, can never be re‑contained. As the sanctuary’s captain of the guard, Maya shoulders every burden, even willing to starve herself to keep her brother’s power from erupting. Yet the sanctuary is far from safe. Its administrator Vance has long colluded with the Blood‑Tribute Legion, an outside slave army backed by Red Umbrella Biotech, plotting to betray the entire haven to them. When Holt, the Blood‑Tribute’s raid commander, leads his men to slaughter the sanctuary and publicly humiliates Maya, Caleb’s slumbering power finally awakens, triggered by the harm done to his own blood. No longer the bullied weakling, he rises as the Zombie King. He can command hordes of undead to kneel from a hundred meters away, catch rocket‑propelled grenades bare‑handed, and raise the dead to fight for him. His true foes, however, are neither Holt nor Jonah Kessler, the mastermind behind Red Umbrella. The real enemy is the Emperor, the hidden ruler pulling all the strings of the Blood‑Tribute Legion. What begins as vengeance born within one sanctuary soon ignites a war for power that sweeps across the entire wasteland.

Orphan Elara is forced to serve as wedding assistant for her cousin Vivienne and blind mafia heir Dante. Years ago, Dante was blinded by his uncle Salvatore’s curse after saving young Elara in a bloodbath, creating a soul bond. Whenever Dante longs for or touches her, a scorching golden mark appears on Elara’s skin—visible only to her. From forbidden tension to mutual rescue, Elara uses their soul link to save Dante. At last, his bare hands touch the marks, breaking the curse, restoring his sight and power. They destroy Salvatore’s plot; Vivienne and Margaret fall. Elara rises from lowly orphan to underworld queen, standing beside Dante.

Palm-sized fairy Elowen enters the Aurevan court as a Queen candidate and learns from her crystal that doing nothing will make her win. She only wants food and sleep, but Dragonborn Seraphina and scheming nobles keep framing her. Every trap backfires as Elowen reads fate, saves Emperor Cassian and exposes a coup. The harder she avoids the crown, the faster fate makes her Queen—and a magical coronation turns the tiny fairy human.

Resident John unexpectedly gains miraculous supernatural powers to see internal injuries in patients. He uncovers multiple hidden critical conditions and saves countless dying patients. However, his extraordinary diagnostic skills draw suspicion and investigation from his peers. Racing against death in the emergency department, he carefully hides his supernatural secret, while danger creeps closer to him.

One morning, Zoe wakes up with a strange new power: when she narrows her eyes, she can see the hidden stats of anything — objects, prices, and even people's secrets. Her best friend Tiffany's dazzling new boyfriend? The words above his head read: "A married man with $1 million in debt." Her own boyfriend Daniel, the sweet guy she's been splitting discount groceries with for three years? "Heir to a $150 million fortune." The catch: Daniel has no idea either. The treasure has been hiding in his late grandmother's locked room all along — antique desks, oil paintings, and gold bars buried under the floorboards. As Zoe and Daniel's life transforms overnight, Tiffany spirals from heartbreak to jealousy to sabotage, determined to take everything Zoe has — including Daniel. Turns out the hardest thing to appraise was never the antiques. It was the people.