
The nightmare returns! The cool beauty student council president, traumatized by a past kidnapping, is forced into a group sex frenzy. After being drugged with aphrodisiacs, she struggles between rejection and ecstasy, spiraling into madness as she is repeatedly violated.




















The story follows Sayo Kawakita being kidnapped and gang-raped by men she previously assaulted. After being brought to climax by two men via fingering, she's repeatedly penetrated by them in turns. Later, she's forced to drink an aphrodisiac, tied up, and writhes as her entire body is stimulated by a vibrator. Once untied, she starts masturbating with the vibrator left nearby. It ends with a group-sex style scene involving four men. The content gets harder as it progresses, but the actress's energy just doesn't match the intensity. Even her final line, 'Destroy my womb,' falls completely flat.
Honestly, from start to finish, I felt like something was off. The gutsy, cold-hearted high school girl persona from the previous installment was nowhere to be found, and she just seemed ordinary. I watched until the end feeling disappointed, thinking the actress had changed. However, after the rape—which continued with lukewarm resistance—was all over, there was a betrayal. After the men finished and left, the girl slowly got up, but her face was the same cold, cynical expression from the previous work. As she started getting dressed as if nothing happened, saying, "Well, let's go home," it became clear that she had been playing the submissive victim all along, manipulating the men into doing what she wanted. The meaning of everything I had watched up to that point flipped 180 degrees. What I thought was poor acting was actually the character 'acting' like a victim, so you could say it was a clever use of the actress's lack of range. Since showing the same thing as the previous work would be pointless, this approach works. However, the final line right before the fade-out was so cheesy; it really exposed the director's lack of taste. The actress isn't a great performer, so there's no way she could pull off a line like that.