X312 - Flight to Hell (1971)

World travelers take masochistic glee in regaling one another with scary stories of trips gone wrong, but at least they have lived to tell the tale. Rare is the survivor who can recount terror on the scale of X312 - Flight to Hell (1971). Rio de Janeiro is one of the most appealing destinations in all of Brazil, and the world, which makes passenger disappointment all the more poignant when renegades attempt to hijack a southbound jetliner only to crash the air bus in the remote jungle. "What does God have in store for us next?" wail those attractive female vacationers fortunate enough to not have perished in the smash landing. Well, in the realm of X312, the Almighty Creator is renowned and infamous sex-and-splatter film director Jesus Franco; so the still-living can expect full-frontal female nudity, perversely illicit sexual liaisons, twisted, murderous conflict among the castaways, and a rousing hint of female homosexuality. Thank God for big-screen miracles.