IENE-425
Innocent Housewife's First Interview, 240-Minute Creampie Special
IENAGY2014.06.14
★3.3(3)
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BKSP-265
BKSP-265 - Ubu na hitozuma kikaku: Umarete hajimete no fuuzoku mensetsu 8
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Various married women visit a sex work interview with desperate circumstances. During technical training, they experience their first hands-on practice with strangers, such as thigh jobs, body washing, and mat play. However, they were told it was a shop without intercourse. That was the last bit of chastity they wanted to protect. During the thigh job training, men pretend to have an accident and force their erect penises inside. They need the living expenses. But...
The best part of this concept is that even if it doesn't seem like it'll work, they still make them feel it. 1st girl... X (Not worth rating) 2nd girl... XX (Screaming 'no, stop, ahh'—too noisy, skip the rape-style stuff) 3rd girl... ◎◎ (Very good, I want to know her name) 4th girl... ◎ (So-so) This series features different patterns with multiple people, so it's fine as long as you find someone you like. It's like having a 'bias' in an idol group, right? If there's at least one person who fits your taste, it's a win.
I always look forward to this series because the quality of the actresses is usually high, but this time, it's the lowest-level girl in the entire series. Not worth renting.
The core of this series is supposed to be about 'training' a woman who's trying to make money through 'non-penetrative sex work' due to family issues, only to end up forcing her. But the essential direction and acting—the woman being surprised, resisting, or crying—are so amateurish that it feels lacking. The camera angles during the act are also half-baked and disappointing. It feels like it doesn't even matter if they go through with it or not. It just looks like the male actor is the only one trying to 'finish'.
I usually like this series, but... it’s just sad to see the quality of the actresses drop this low.
I like niche productions featuring lesser-known actresses, and I'm usually good at finding hidden gems. But lately, there's so much low-quality content being released that I've started relying on other people's reviews. And that's how I end up getting burned. Regarding this film, there are four actresses, but Miharu Izawa is the only one worth watching. The other three didn't do it for me. Miharu had potential when she debuted, but she's settled into being a generic 'project' actress, so I guess that's that. It's definitely not the heavy drama the description claims, nor is it the intense 'rape' flick some reviews suggest. It's a very dry, uneventful piece.
