En un mundo desolado, en una ciudad de locura, José Ditirambo es un lobo entre lobos, una furia entre furias, un intrépido periodista cuyas armas preferidas son el humor y la lógica, hasta que emprende la misión de encontrar a una mujer a la que ha escuchado pedir ayuda a través de las cañerías de su cuarto de baño.

A school full of seeming good Samaritans turns out to be a front for evil in this exercise in horror. Five teenagers are enjoying a late-night ride when their car loses control, and they find themselves stranded in the middle of nowhere. The kids are taken in by the staff of the Marquez Academy, a private school not far away, but they soon discover their benefactors have a sinister side, and as they try to find out the truth about the Academy and its staff, they learn that many of the local townspeople hate and fear the academy and its students -- and with good reason.

A man prospecting for gold in the desert becomes lost and comes across six naked women.
The genre being what it is, the hook is beautiful nearly-naked women. This film delivers. Oh boy does it deliver. The topless women show up at about the five-minute mark, and remain on screen for the rest of the film. There isn’t a minute that goes by without bare breasts, and these women are absolutely gorgeous.
There are typical of the kind and quality of jokes told throughout the film. In fact, if your family has a liberal attitude about the sight of bare breasts (and occasionally buttocks), this is a great film for kids as well as adults, because these jokes can be appreciated by kids of all ages, and there is nothing (besides the nudity, depending on your values) that is inappropriate for children. This is simply a delightful film.