BWSD-062 - The Samurai Girl: Ravaged on the Battlefield

Since it's costly and time-consuming, most studios release these sporadically. Only Kasakura and Attackers put them out consistently, so I'm giving it a generous rating just for being an 'ero period drama.' The first half features a schoolgirl seducing the electric-drill-loving black monk familiar to the 'Nyouninkou' series (what is with this creator's obsession?), and the second half features Amakusa Shiro being ravished by foot soldiers under the premise that he was actually a woman. The scenes are standard, but I liked that they barely spoke in the second half. Still, both segments ended as dream/delusion sequences, which left me feeling a bit unsatisfied. Rie Miyauchi has a very borderline physique; it works for this specific production, but if I saw her in a street-pickup or standard project, I probably wouldn't be interested.

「女武者モノ」でつくってくれるならやはりコスチュームにもっと力を入れるべきです。これだと安っぽいコスプレものに見えます。女が着てる甲冑などは本格的な時代劇用のを使うべき。緋色が良いです。鉢がねは付けたままのほうがそそられるのでOK。鎧もなるべく脱がせないで。あと袴の下が豆しぼりふんどしだと最高！！

The film is split into two parts: the first hour features the high school heroine with a black monk, and the latter 40 minutes is a period drama where the heroine plays a female warrior being violated in a fantasy sequence. It’s definitely a bizarre film, and the shaky camera work at the start of the second half is hard to watch, but the rare scene of a female warrior fighting, losing, and being violated is enough to warrant a positive rating. I mean, where else do you see erotic female warrior scenes besides Aya Sugimoto's 'Flower and Snake 2'? My only gripe is that she wears a 'moko' loincloth; for a dignified warrior, I really wanted to see a tight 'rokushaku' loincloth. I hope Taiyo Tosho keeps making period dramas like this, but it seems this one is already out of print. I guess it didn't sell well...

*If you thought it was a straight-up Sengoku period drama, you would be wrong. Actually, it's a black shaven item from this label. Halfway through, there is a scene that seems to be the main character's delusion, but the camera can't keep up with the moving sword fight, resulting in a storm of camera shake. Damn it. The quality and acting of the main character is also poor, and is of such a low level that it is rare to find one in a stand-alone project these days. Especially in the sex scene, whether it's because the script is bad or because they can't direct it, they keep shouting "kill me" and it's not worth watching. Rather than that, I feel angry at works that are forcibly labeled as historical dramas.