
A fugitive hiding in the attic watches Ritsuko's every move. He forces his way into her life, blurring the lines between violence and ecstasy. The more she resists, the more intense the pleasure becomes in this twisted, erotic nightmare.




















As the title suggests, it's a setup where a fugitive hides in the attic and violates a married woman. Ritsuko Kawai, playing the housewife, gives a passionate performance in the sex scenes, and her expressions are excellent. Taku Yoshimura plays the husband, though it's a somewhat mundane role that doesn't quite suit him. Jitta Hanaoka, playing the culprit, feels perfect for this type of role; he portrays the intensity of evil well, making it a pretty watchable piece.
The plot is absurd, but you can really feel the cast's enthusiasm. There are only two sex scenes, but as others have noted, both are excellently executed. I was particularly impressed by the director's skill in how beautifully Ritsuko was filmed. Just a step away from perfection, though.
The only highlights are the two sex scenes with the husband (Yoshimura) and the fugitive (Jitta). With intense friction and a toned, not-too-skinny body, this is a definitive must-own Ritsuko Kawai title. ① In the scene with her husband 'Yoshimura', they avoid doggy style, perhaps to save it for the later assault scene. Even so, she reaches climax multiple times while switching through various positions. Yoshimura plays a gentle husband rather than a pervert, but he gets really into it when she asks him to 'do it harder.' ② With the fugitive 'Jitta', she is penetrated from behind, then continues to be ravished in various positions; even as she resists, her body keeps climaxing. Eventually, she gives in to the pleasure and starts shouting 'It feels so good!' repeatedly. At the end, she wraps her legs around his waist, grinding her pussy against him, and reaches a climax while fully savoring his cock deep inside her. Jitta's great performance really brought out the best in the actress. There's nothing else worth watching. Especially the first half, which has too many filler scenes. However, the two sex scenes are of the highest quality.
Unlike recent works that just rely on young actresses and focus solely on sex scenes, this piece feels like a high-class production. The story is as compelling as a mystery novel. It follows a standard rape-themed plot where an intruder (Jitta Hanaoka) violates the protagonist, Ritsuko Kawai, in her happy home while her husband is away. While the premise is common, Jitta Hanaoka’s performance as the intruder is incredibly memorable, as he brings a top-tier, menacing intensity to the role.
I was drawn in by the Ranpo-esque title, and the content didn't disappoint. While the 'sexless marriage leading to an affair' trope is standard for housewife dramas, this one stands out because she's actually satisfied by her husband, yet succumbs to the attic man's violation—the contrast makes it much more sensual and erotic. The descent into pleasure is depicted with care, and the actress's face and body are great. Ritsuko's expressions are good, but what really got me was when she spread her legs and wrapped them around his waist at the moment of climax. It's rare to see such a sensual expression of a woman trying to take a man deeper, and it was genuinely exciting. I also appreciate that the male actor stayed in the background and didn't overshadow the actress. My only gripe is that I wish the ending had featured one more intense scene with the attic man instead of just a narration.