ATID-214 - Bounty Hunter: Hunting Down the Man Who Ruined My Life

They're having a shootout from just a few meters away and not a single shot hits? Even for an AV, that's just too sloppy.

This work has neither a story nor any sex appeal. The actress is cute, but her acting and reactions are subpar. It might have been better if at least the actress had been more responsive.

It's pretty funny. A bit of a 'laughing at how bad it is' kind of funny, though... But since I got to see Yukiko naked and getting pounded, it's alright, I guess. #1 On a southern island, hands tied up by a crazed Tony Oki... #2 Caught by Sasaki... getting absolutely ravaged. The scene in what looks like an old mining site with her hands tied is nice and open-air. Still, it really was a bizarre production. Giving it a 5, with a bonus point. (^.^)

*A bounty hunter who comes to the southernmost tip of Japan in pursuit of a wanted criminal (Sasaki) who killed his lover in the past. He was easily incapacitated by the food he received from a tourist and was raped, but he killed the enemy with his erratic actions. After that, when she was walking on a hill, Sasaki suddenly appeared and she struggled with him, but was arrested and fucked outdoors. She was raped in a shack and then raped again in a quarry in order to become the organization's prostitute (child-bearing device). Now, just as I was about to sell him on board the ship tonight, he shot me in the stomach with the pistol he had hidden. It was a story about him successfully completing his revenge and working as a bounty hunter. However, since his job is to take risks and capture criminals, I felt like he should have put a little more effort into the action. Honestly, was it necessary to film on a southern island? The atmosphere is so tension-free that you want to rush into it. This isn't right.

The actress is fantastic. Her cute smile at the beginning, her glare, her dignified look, the way she insults her partner, and her expression as she falls into depravity. Everything about her is so good; she's an actress I want to see more of. It's a waste to keep such a talent in a dark, gloomy setting.