In a world where violence has normalized the absurd, being a superhero is trendy. You don't need powers or a tragic past—just a flashy costume and a desperate need to be someone. Because today, heroism isn't a calling... it's a personal brand. A group of losers slackers, nostalgics, and dreamers decide to reinvent themselves as urban vigilantes, seeking meaning in their dull lives. What starts as a clumsy, pathetic game goes viral when an accident accidentally turns them into the city's new saviors. But success comes with a price. Power in this city is controlled by Marcus, a charismatic psychopath who dominates the media, social networks, and the most dangerous mafia: The Egyptians. Fascinated by the viral phenomenon of these "superfucked" idiots, he turns them into his new entertainment... and a threat. Pushed into a spiral of fame, action, and stupidity, these wannabe heroes must face their fears, desires, and utter ridiculousness. And when everything is about to explode, only a true superhero the mythical and brutal Super Tocho can put things back in place. Superfucked is an absurd action comedy, with the heart of satire and the soul of a cult classic, rewriting the superhero genre through unhinged humor. A story about losers who, by accident, become icons. Or the worst disaster imaginable. A savage satire on ego, fame, and the desire to be special... no matter the cost.

The mangled body of a young man appears in a building entrance. Detectives Anne, Mario, and Claudio arrive, along with forensic technicians Iván and Aitor. While examining the strange wounds and signs of violence on the body, Claudio goes up to the victim’s apartment, where Aitor is already investigating. Later, when Mario and Anne go upstairs, they catch Aitor and Claudio using drugs at the crime scene. In the middle of the argument, Anne notices that the ceiling and corners of the living room are coated with a kind of slime. What they first try to explain logically soon turns into horror: Iván’s arm appears in the hallway. They are not alone in the apartment. The victim’s neighbor is hiding something more than just living next door.