Five girls, plus pizza and alcohol - that's what a real party must look like. But when the car starts having problems, a stopover somewhere in the middle of nowhere becomes necessary. Luckily, the cranky old lady at the petrol station has a cabin for rent. Far out by the lake, where you can't hear anyone screaming. Anyway, it was a party, right? It was party time, wasn't it? Pizza shoved in, a little booze, pyjamas out and off we go. A woman doesn't let a sinister man with a one-metre drill spoil the mood.
Slightly dressed girls and wet and merry parties - men's dreams are made of them. The original from 1982 already knew this and had a strong feminist tone in Roger Corman's production. However, Danishka Esterhazy thought that the strip from back then didn't really work out anymore and did it herself. The result is a fresh, yet rather crude representative of its guild. Gory, funny, never boring, but always piercing. Sounds like a party? Yep, that's it!
