
Yoshiko, a former popular news anchor, was living a life of luxury in a mansion with her husband. When a repairman arrives to fix her fridge, he becomes obsessed with the celebrity wife. Seeing her in the flesh, he snaps and decides to claim what he desires right under her husband's nose.












*Is Pierre the partner? The first fully nude yoga scene in this movie. This scene doesn't feel particularly naughty. The play where her husband sees her at the end is also dark overall. I won't go as far as saving it.
*At the beginning, there is a scene where the refrigerator breaks down and the explanation is given, and then he watches a TV program that focuses on celebrities. Even if people call me a celebrity because of my old furniture. I feel like my husband's parents bought it lol When the repair shop came later, I was attacked. Forcibly touched and forced blowjob piston Insert immediately Healthy? shot in the chest Later, this time in bed Last time I was almost fully clothed, but I inserted my shirt and bra and cum inside her thoroughly. Next, he appears during yoga and makes me do yoga completely naked. Straddling him straight from a blowjob on the sofa At the end, a blowjob piston and a large amount of ejaculation in the mouth The end starts with a naked apron in the kitchen I feel like I'm completely falling and I'm drunk with pleasure. Then her husband came home My husband comes to the room but then leaves. Finished with cum in mouth I feel like the ending is odd.
*You buy a refrigerator before you buy a condo, right? Will celebrities fix it? If you suddenly show up while doing yoga, did you mean you didn't lock the door? There's no punch line, and it's not funny.
The plot follows a former announcer turned celebrity wife who gets raped by an electrician played by Pierre. I thought she was avoiding the old male actors like Sagawa and Tabuchi, but Pierre has no acting skills either. This is Yanagi Miyu's first Attackers film, and as a veteran, he failed to bring out her strengths. Honestly, the acting is terrible. They aren't delivering the lines with any real emotion. It's a shame it just ended so flatly. This is a film that really needed a harder edge.