DASD-257 - I knocked her out cold so she can't cheat on me, Marie Konishi

Scenes where young women 'fall victim' are common in suspense dramas and horror movies. I think many men feel a strange, unique eroticism from an actress who is 'lying unconscious' in those scenes, excluding the grotesque parts. (Is this classified as 'ryona'?) I've long wished for an AV that would film that state from various angles and do 'various things' to her. There seems to be demand and plenty of titles, but they've all been a bit sloppy and hard to call high-quality. I wondered if this would be the same, but the reviews suggest otherwise. The sample video looks very high-quality. After purchasing, it was beyond my expectations. First, the actress's acting is perfect. She truly looks like she is 'fainted.' Her vacant eyes, her mouth hanging open limply, and her initial collapsed pose are very beautiful. It's exactly that horror/suspense vibe. Whether it's image processing or lighting, the pale, dim atmosphere adds a great touch. The structure is also good. The first half is normal activity, the second half is post-fainting activity. The first half, which might seem unnecessary, actually highlights the second half, allowing you to enjoy the contrast. (Though it doesn't seem to focus on a story.) The actress must have had the hardest time; I imagine there were meticulous meetings, training, and retakes beyond what's normal for an AV. The effort from the staff must have been extraordinary. Of course, if you look closely, there are moments where she reacts slightly during the acts, but it's at a level you wouldn't notice at a glance. It's reassuring to know she isn't a real corpse or a doll (obviously). Conversely, seeing a woman be this expressionless and unresponsive makes me worry that the exaggerated reactions in other AVs—and even the reactions of women I've been with in the past—might have all been acting (lol). As others have pointed out, it's a shame there wasn't a scene of her actually falling. (In the sample video's choking scene, she doesn't fall; it cuts to a general act scene, then suddenly switches to her lying on the ground.) Still, I want to thank everyone involved for releasing such a work in this day and age, and if possible, I'd love a sequel. And above all, I hope such incidents never actually happen in real life.

*The first half is normal, but the second half is fetish-oriented, as the title suggests. Marie Konishi is quietly played with with blank eyes. People who are addicted to it are addicted to it. The rest is up to the viewer's imagination. I feel strangely sympathetic, thinking that the actor did a good job with his partner, who has always been quiet. On that point, there are many cuts, which makes you remember the hardships that went into filming. It's also a good film with a good sense of immorality, as it doesn't skimp on even the smallest details such as makeup, lighting, and camera.

She looks like she's dead. It seems like a work left to the viewer's own imagination and fantasies. Marie Konishi lies there with her eyes blankly open, not moving a muscle, while being groped, poked, treated like a dress-up doll, and violated over and over. She never regains consciousness until the end. Since the first half is just standard intercourse and the concept of a 'deep faint' is so vague, it's disappointing that there isn't even a scene showing her actually losing consciousness.