ADV-R0115 - High Schooler Nightmare: Stripped, Ravaged, and Broken

The first girl is a bit... I was trying to figure out who her scowl reminded me of, and the moment I realized it was 'Miyagawa Daisuke,' I was totally turned off... The second girl is okay, but her nails... is that what you call them? Personally, I can only tolerate up to pink, but hers looked like she had rhinoceros beetle larvae stuck to her fingers. It was a bit... no, it was super weird. I guess they were trying to portray the twisted sense of style of girls who do compensated dating. Overall, there aren't many highlights. Just when it feels like the teasing is starting, it ends. With a bratty girl like this, you really need to break her down completely for the viewer to feel satisfied.

This type of work is so dark that it brings my mood down too. That said, some people enjoy that atmosphere, so it really depends on the person. It might not be for those who prefer standard AV.

It's my personal theory that a good male actor elevates the quality of a production. Especially in SM works, the actress's performance is secondary; the actor's performance as the aggressor is what truly draws you into the world of the film. In that sense, Sada Jizo's portrayal of the creepy otaku was perfectly repulsive, which really highlighted the misery of the actress. His subtle comedic timing was a plus, too. The play itself is a standard art-house style, but the actor's performance and the actress's reactions made it quite arousing.

Maino Rua-san's expressions and vocal reactions are as good as ever. Mirai Toa-san, on the other hand, just didn't do it for me. All things considered, I'm giving it 3 stars!