During the 1970s, a genre called "ficheras" emerged and became very popular in Mexican and American cinemas due to its comedic actors, beautiful women, and poor performances by the cast. It was inappropriate, but it was the kind of cinema that could be made in Mexico at that time due to privatization and the lack of opportunities for the great actors who were around at the time.
For many years, there has been a struggle to ensure that Mexican cinema stops being repetitive and erotic, as I believe that this type of scene and inappropriate content has been greatly exaggerated. The clearest example of this is these types of films, which are poorly made and have terrible production values (and actors).
We are returning to those dark times when there were bad movies, bad acting, and protagonists who left much to be desired in Mexican television and cinema. We need to make better movies, and I believe that these types of films clearly undermine the efforts of many actors and hinder the work of others.
It's fine to make one or two films of this kind a year, but making five or seven seems a bit excessive to me, especially when this type of cinema is outdated and many people appear in these productions because they can't find work.
They are the kind of movies that should be deleted and forgotten.
