X-Files: aux frontières du réel

Mulder struggles to get Jeremiah Smith to his mother's bedside to save her life as the bounty hunter pursuing them doesn't give up easily.

In a small, otherwise peaceful town, the agents investigate the death of an infant with disturbing birth defects, and the trail of clues leads to a clan of inbred, genetic mutants.

When several black men turn up dead - their bodies completely devoid of skin pigmentation - Mulder and Scully hunt down an African killer who must consume human hormones to survive.

A passport photo is the sole clue to a woman's disappearance, but the shot is not the one the shutterbug snapped: The woman's pose develops into a display of demons.

A woman with multiple personalities-whom Mulder believes is the reincarnation of a love from a past life-plays a key role in the FBI's efforts to disarm a religious cult leader.

A series of murders at a prestigious hospital lead Mulder and Scully on the trail of a plastic surgeon who may be attempting to extend his own life through black magic.

The secret history of Mulder and Scully's shadowy nemesis reveals the truth behind the assassination of JFK and the infamous UFO cover-up of Area 51.

When a deadly, viscous organism is discovered inside a strange rock, the agents race to determine the rock's origin.

Mulder escapes from a Russian gulag and uncovers more clues pertaining to a mysterious meteorite fragment. Scully is jailed after she refuses to cooperate with a Senate Subcommittee hearing.

Seemingly prophetic dreams send Mulder on a search for the undiscovered victims of a serial killer, only to discover that one of them may be his missing sister, Samantha.

After a series of paranormal deaths occur at a Mexican migrant camp, Mulder and Scully go on the trail of a mythical blood-sucking creature known as "El Chupacabra".

A headless corpse walks out of a hospital morgue-triggering the search for a highly-evolved humanoid life form that possesses unimaginable regenerative powers.

While Mulder is vacationing, Scully finds herself attracted to a handsome divorcee whose Bettie Page-like tattoo seemingly has a mind of its own.

Scully attempts to come to terms with her inoperable cancer, while Mulder and the Lone Gunmen break into a high-security research lab to find the cure that could save her life.

Mulder suspects that a Golem, a man-made monster described in Jewish folklore, may be responsible for the deaths of several hate-mongers who murdered a Jewish man.

To stop the murders of military officials by an unseen assassin, Mulder and Scully must apprehend an embittered Vietnam vet who can make himself invisible to his victims.

While investigating the unexplained crash of a commercial airliner the agents' search for answers leads to the bottom of a desolate lake and a startling discovery.

As the investigation into the crash of a commercial airliner continues...Mulder is placed under military arrest after he discovers the existence of a UFO crash site. Scully mourns the loss of a fellow agent.

When several research scientists are found frozen to death, Mulder and Scully being to suspect the murders may have been committed by a time traveler from the future.

The true birth father of small-town babies born with vestigial tails turns out to be a chameleon-like man capable of impersonating anyone - including Mulder.

Trapped in a deal to save Scully's life, Skinner helps the Cigarette-Smoking Man destroy evidence in a fatal bee attack, only to discover he's been framed for murder.

A cryptic message and a 911 call traced to a mental facility are clues in a series of murders of blonde women, two of whom are seen alive at the times they were supposedly being murdered.

Covered in blood and suffering from amnesia, Mulder pieces together the events of the last few days, but the trail leads to a double murder that appears to have been committed with Mulder's weapon.

Mulder fights to prove that a discovery frozen in the mountains of Canada is irrefutable evidence of alien life, but his quest for the truth leads to only more lies…and an unthinkable conclusion.