The narrator of the radio show "Barulho na Cidade" ("Noise in the City") tells five erotic episodes:
(1) "Quantas Bichas Há na Cidade" ("How Many Gays Are in the City"): The reporter of "Barulho na Cidade" interviews pedestrians asking their guesses about how many gays do exist in Rio de Janeiro. (2) "Porrada na Feira" ("Fight in the Fair"): A father and his son are singers in a fair. When they sing a duet, they use offensive language and their duet ends in a fight. (3) "As Afogadas" ("The Drowned"): Two socialites curse the cement truck driver in the traffic jam and he releases his load over their car. (4) "Chapeuzinho Vermelho" ("Little Red Riding Hood"): The narrator tells three different erotic versions of Little Red Riding Hood, each one told respectively by the Bad Wolf, the grandmother and Little Red Riding Hood. (5) "Sacanagem na Idade da Pedra" ("Lewdness in the Stone Age"): Sacana Coça-Saco is a fat prehistoric man that lives happily doing nothing and eating bananas. When he meets the sexy Mulata Bunduda, he spends his time doing her. They have ten children but when a gay gets close to her husband, Mulata Bunduda has an argument with the guy and her husband finds an unconventional solution to the problem.
I have just watched the awful "Bonitas e Gostosas", which is a sequel of "As Taradas Atacam". Like in the foregoing film, the writing credits indicate the name of the unknown "Cláudio Barreto", and I believe this guy was in the elementary school when he wrote this garbage. The episodes are indeed a politically incorrect, sexist, racist and full of prejudice, and I am not the target of this terrible film. The narrator is unbelievably horrible; the cast is totally amateurish. My vote is two.
Title (Brazil): "Bonitas e Gostosas" ("Gorgeous and Sexy Women")
