Mathias Dinter
Three not-so-cool school friends decide to try a old voodoo ritual. Later, they die in a car accident, but live on as zombies. But being a zombie has advantages, too...
The batty sandwich seller and wannabe pimp Andy Ommsen finally gets his chance in the red light district. A reckless underworld-boss hires him to guard the beautiful go-go-dance Anica. Unfortunately, this collides with Andy's second job, which is to show the c-grade actor Timo how to behave as a real pimp.
Two friends who are doing civil service flee to the Austrian Alps to escape being forced into the army. While there, one of them rediscovers his past and they realise that it's going to be more fun than they thought.
Crew leader Horst (Willi Thomczyk), with his two underlings Kalle (Ralf Richter) and Kummel (Hilmi Sözer), is ordered by their boss, Werner Wiesenkamp (Dietmar Baer), to work with the young architect Philipp (Thorwarth). Horst takes this personally, especially when the architect starts hitting on Horst's daughter Astrid (Alexandra Maria Lara). Playing a number of humbling pranks on Philipp whilst on the scene of their newest work site, the builders discover an unexpected complication: an undetonated bomb from World War II lying where the foundation of the building is to be laid.
When Scott wakes up one morning, to his horror he is tattooed from head to toe with stupid sayings. In distress, he flees to his friend Jay Cee, who jogs Scott's memory: the previous night's excessive binge ended in the Tattoo-Go-Go-Rama. Scott's only option to rid himself of the unwelcome body adornment seems to be a skin transplant. For this, however, 142 willing donors must first be found.
During a drinking bout, the filthy rich Sheldon Grünwaldt signs over his fortune to two friends in the event of his demise. Shortly thereafter, he is shot by the two beneficiaries and sunk into the sea. A year later, the will comes into effect and right on time, Sheldon's corpse returns to take revenge.
A cleaner is doing his work in a supermarket at night. When a man appears at the front door, monotonously uttering the word "Karlskrone," the unnerved employee finally lets the man into the store. A serious mistake: as it seems, he only gets rid of the beer lover after the entire stock of beer has been applied.
As soon as the parents are out of the house, a hilarious party is soon underway. However, the mood is dampened when a maniacal killer dressed as Santa Claus descends on the youngsters.
