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I gotta say, after sitting through a triple-feature of Brazilian director Sady Baby's films - he sure seems to be a one-trick-pony. All three of the films are (at least to my non-Portugese speaking mentality) nearly identical, with some minor scene changes. A MAFIA SEXUAL contains the same type of gay/straight sex scenes, the same rape-fueled "plot", the same actors and locations - even the same damn soundtrack as the other two films that I just watched. That's not to say that these films aren't entertaining to a degree - I just don't think I'd suggest anyone else sitting down to watch all three in one sitting like I did.

A SEXUAL MAFIA is another film where I didn't really have any idea of what the actual plot was about. We get a group of scumbags that have a lot of graphic sex with some touches of some light S&M and a gunfight or two thrown in. There's also a sleazy gay sex-scene set in jail that is punctuated by the "receiver" takin' a squirty dook in the cell in front of the other inmates. That's about it...

A MAFIA SEXUAL is definitely trashy, and will therefore be notable for serious exploit fans who dig this sort of thing. Personally, I found both NO CALOR DO BUCADO (aka IN THE HEAT OF THE HOLE) and EMCOES SEXUAIL DE UM JEGUE (aka SEXUAL EMOTIONS OF A DONKEY) to be a little more entertaining than this Sady Baby entry. The main problem with this one is it's WAY to goddamn talky. Even if I understood Portugese, there was too much f!ckin' talking for a porn film. I'd suggest checking the two aforementioned films out and leaving A SEXUAL MAFIA for a rainy-day, unless you REALLY love this sort of thing...6/10

I saw this trashy-porn-Brazilian flick at a theater about 20 years ago, if I remember correctly, I was around 15 or so, remember I AM Brazilian! I know most of you guys can't take on the dirty jokes or the gutter-mouth talking throughout the movie, but I gotta say that they kinda worked for the Portuguese-speaking audience at the time. Well, they got me going. Female Brazilian porn-stars at the time were far from the beauty standard of today, these days they're gorgeous, but back then they were... well, let's say that if they weren't all that, at least they compensated being filth and nasty and willing to do whatever crossed Sady's perverted mind. There's a curiosity in the jail scene: the attorney who comes to rescue Galego (the main character played by Sady Baby) is played by Pedro de Lara a famous TV actor who used to appear in a few popular shows on Sunday nights. Unfortunately, Sady Baby has supposedly killed himself by jumping from a bridge last year.