the top left is a house leak I believe, the bottom I can't remember the actual name but I know it's a montrose one. and the right one do the "leaves" look like this? (see image?) if so it's the same genus as jade/money trees this I have been told it's called hunting horns or shreks ears.

so for not being precise

leo

The cactus is a Cereus peruvianus monstrose

This is a close up of the one.

The top left plant looks like an Aeonium (perhaps etiolated). If we could get a look at the top of it & closer in on the leaves, that would help narrow it down.

The other on the right could be a Crassula nudicaulis v. platyphylla.

I agree on a monstrose Cereus.

This is a close up of the top on the plant that's in the top left picture.

Anyone seen the newest picture I posted?
I think this one may be dying and because of that I'd really love to know it's name so maybe I can bring it back to life, I thought maybe it's from lacking sun or maybe even needs fertilized.

This last pic makes me think more along Echeveria lines. Yes, it needs more sun. Try to acclimate it gradually. You might check roots to see how they're doing.

Thank you for all the responses!

Look at the very edge of the leaves on the last plant. If there is a tiny fringe, like eyelashes, then it is an Aeonium.