
A tragic nightmare at a hot spring inn. The wife and daughter are helpless against the brutal staff. From the open-air bath to the guest rooms, they are toyed with and defiled. The suffocating stench of semen covering their faces and bodies.




















The acting felt too staged and over-the-top, so it was a bit underwhelming. I like the mother-daughter premise, especially the 'in front of a parent' aspect. I wonder what happened to this family afterward? It's a shame such a fun hot spring trip ended up like this. I mean, it is a crime, though.
It's a niche work, but it feels like a gang-rape drama where the mother (Mizumoto) is violated in front of her daughter (Aikawa?), or vice versa. It's not a fixed camera, but uses standard camera work, which makes it feel a bit like a B-movie and somewhat crude, but overall, it's reasonably well-made. Mizumoto-san puts in a lot of effort. It leans towards a drama-style work, but it's good because there's very little filler.
*I think this is a work with a lot of content.ใ A young mother is raped from behind by evil men in an open-air bath, and while trying to protect her daughter, her body is forcibly taken away from her. It's good to tell your daughter, "Don't look! Don't look!" I think Yuuna's moaning voice in the scene where she gets down on all fours after returning to her room and has her butt crack relentlessly licked by an evil tongue is excellent. Hamehame Daiou believes that this kind of acting is ``Yuna Mizumoto's lifeline'' that other actresses cannot do.