Eva Garbo

Mexico City. Starved Punks & corrupt cops in a world of drugdealing & prostitution.

A married man happens to be a crackhead and does whatever it takes to keep it a secret. Even if it means to kill people. Little does he know that the men he owes money to are out to get him.

Police officer, struggling to bust open an organized crime syndicate, eventually has to deal with the fact that his son is implicated in their activities.

Mexican comedy from 1990 written and directed by Víctor Manuel Castro.

"La noche de los muertos" was a 2002 non-hosted Mexican direct to video horror anthology movie, with several stories of the macabre and horror; with ghosts, haunted houses and zombies.

Eva, an attractive and seductive woman is dedicated to hunting wealthy men to lead a comfortable life. Everything is going well until one day when she inadvertently causes the death of one of her victims and she decides to travel aimlessly in the company of her best friend. Meanwhile the police are after her, and in pursuit of her he meets her fatal fate.

A lawyer fears he's gay after falling for a girl he thinks is a transvestite.

Creatures from hell pursue and kill their victims.

A bloodthirsty thief who cuts off the ears of his enemies must face against the vengeful wrath of two of his victims.

A comedy of love and misunderstandings, in the tradition of Mexican Telenovela's. Featuring Mexico's brightest soap-stars and beauty queens. Mario and Roberto are best friends. Mario has financial problems and seeks to marry a wealthy lady to solve his problems, while Roberto is in search of true love. Teresa, Irma and Alicia are beautiful ladies, each with their own agenda. Mario thinks Teresa is rich, and she plays along to fool him, while Alicia is in love with a gay guy and can't seem to straighten him out. The story unfolds one weekend through parties and revelations that leave no one untouched and everyone unsatisfied.