We've never been fans of Troma movies. They're vulgar and moronic, jam-packed with the most lowbrow toilet humor imaginable. Even worse, they're intentionally bad as opposed to filmmakers like Ed Wood or Coleman Francis, who give it their darndest and still come a cropper with often hilarious results.
Immediate rescue seems unlikely.
If that weren't bad enough, the group soon discovers that the island is a secret training base for an army of international terrorists poised to infiltrate America. The terrorists kill and capture a few of the passengers while the others scurry into the woods and hide. In a long, crass sequence that dominates the middle of the film the captured survivors are brutally interrogated and tortured at one of the terrorist camps. A gay airline steward is thrown off a tower to his death. Before the remaining captives can be killed, the other passengers attack the camp to rescue them.