Straight From Mexico 2 Review

Reviewed by Joe Shaver  on  3/22/2006

I have two things against this film. First is it’s awful and excruciatingly boring. Secondly it scams the poor dupes who appear on camera. The makers of this travesty have advertised that they are looking for salesmen. The non-existent product varies. It’s lube, or underwear, or something else. The guys are told that they need to show themselves to us the prospective employers. In order to get those who are reluctant to get naked and spank the monkey, they are given monetary inducements. “Will you take your shirt off for 100 pesos?” (That’s less than $10.) Another 100 pesos to remove trousers, etc. It takes forever, which makes for tedium and being an honest guy I feel so bad for these poor guys who are being lied to. They need money and they think they are doing this not just for the pesos they are getting now but also for regular job. It is a cruel deception and it’s shameful.

Only one of them—Daniel—is not part of the hoax. He performs a striptease for the camera. He’s a young guy with a short goatee. Unlike the others he’s cut. The problem with his scene is that when it comes time to jack off it takes him an eternity to shoot his load.

In an earlier scene a fairly cute youngster (who was not quite the fool they took him for and got 1300 pesos from the bastards) shot a tremendous load but the idiot cameraman had a close-up of his face and missed the actual cum explosion. All we saw was the aftermath.

It’s one thing to be open to performers and tell them up front what’s going on. But to take advantage of their poverty and delude them into thinking this is something else is a lowdown dirty trick. There is an earlier one of these nefarious deceptions. Had I seen it I would have avoided this one like the plague. It made me feel unclean.