Terror reaches new heights when a gang of terrorists steals radioactive material from a nuclear power plant. Although they manage to escape by plane, the pilot is critically injured and they are forced to make an emergency landing. Presenting themselves as a commercial flight, they are granted access to a small private airport. Once on earth, the terrorists kidnap the owner, his daughter and the rest of the staff, forcing them to repair the plane and pilot it to finish the mission.

In the news, there are increasing reports of illegal immigrants that attempted to cross the Mexican-American border mysteriously disappearing.

This is the story of a commander who takes over a town already devastated by cholera. What no one knows is that his real purpose is to collect a huge debt, which he himself says the town owes him for having taken matters into its own hands.

The film presents the five members of the popular music group La Pandilla in a tangled comedy-musical plot, involving a stolen audio recording, during the summer of their group tour. Includes sequences within the same concerts, where the enthusiastic public is also shown. The plot is woven around this tour, alternating performances with funny incidents at a hotel in Condado where they stayed.

Filmed at the Hotel El Conquistador in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, the film presents the musical group La Pandilla in a plot based on espionage.

The son of a mafia boss invades the territory of his fathers rival.

Some prostitutes and their pimp meet at the end of the day to share stories of their clients as a large family.

The Three Damned is a Mexican film produced in 2005 directed by Francisco Javier López and starring Horacio Almada, Alberto Aramburo, Anasberto Bucio, Leo Bucio, Marina Carbajal