An FBI Agent (Anna Torv) and a father and son team with more than their fair share of emotional baggage combine their skills to investigate a series of deaths that appear to have a supernatural element and may be part of a larger conspiracy known only as "the pattern". As the series progresses, a global corporation called Massive Dynamic reveals itself to be a deadlier threat than ever encountered.

This movie collection celebrates His Royal Badness by bringing together three of the films he starred in: 1984's Purple Rain, a semi-autographical tale in which he plays a Minneapolis musician struggling to make it as a pop star while facing down his demons; 1986's Under the Cherry Moon, a black-and-white romance that finds the Purple One acting opposite Kristin Scott Thomas (in her big-screen debut); and 1990's Graffiti Bridge, a quasi-sequel to Purple Rain in which Prince fights for control of a club called the Glam Slam. All three movies yielded hugely successful soundtracks (the one for Under the Cherry Moon is known as Parade, and contains the monster hit "Kiss"), while the latter two films were actually directed by Prince himself.