FSDSS-422 - My late husband's brother is here, and he's dangerous

Based on the description, I imagined a tragic widow who discovers her masochistic side after being violated by her late husband's twin brother. But in the film, she's first violated without resistance by a man playing a town caretaker, and then the brother moves in to keep the caretaker away, and it looks like the widow (played by Toda-san) is the one seducing the brother. Well, the brother is aggressive and her masochism is on full display, so it's not like the title is a lie, but I can't help but think, 'Isn't this widow just a b*tch?' The quality as an AV is decent, but people expecting what the title implies might feel a bit betrayed.

Sugiura Bokki's persistent navel licking was great. The actress's reaction was good too; she was so turned on by the navel play that her underwear was soaked.

Judging by the title alone, I thought it was just a simple masochism-themed work, but I was surprised by how well-crafted the drama was. The script, direction, and structure all show a great sense of style. The story follows a widow, played by Makoto, who ends up having physical relations with her late husband's brothers. The male actors are Sugiura Bokki and Yoshimura Fumitaka. There are foreshadowings in every scene that tie into the final twist, making the script incredibly polished. For instance, the way Sugiura touches her early on perfectly conveys his desire for her, and even in the scenes where she's being 'ravaged' as if she's inviting it, her defiant smile speaks volumes about her own sexual appetite. Also, during their encounters, as Sugiura gradually reveals his sadistic nature and starts spanking her, you can catch glimpses of her masochistic side through her ecstatic expressions and moans. This perfectly sets up her later line, 'Please, bully me.' There are countless other well-thought-out details: the husband's cause of death being heart failure (or perhaps death during intercourse?), the fact that Makoto was originally a housekeeper, and that her masochistic frustration actually began while her kind husband was still alive. It's a very well-written script. Of course, the acting from the entire cast is superb, as expected from veterans, which really draws you into the story. The quality and intensity of the sex scenes are top-notch. There's an exquisite timing to every movement, which makes Makoto's facial expressions even more erotic. Her bewitching, dazed, and ecstatic look is exquisite. As for the choking scene, please overlook the fact that if Yoshimura really squeezed her delicate neck with his thick fingers, she'd actually die. It doesn't bother me much because Makoto's pained acting is so convincing. I ended up writing a long review because the work was so good, but personally, I consider this one of the top five masterpieces in her filmography.

*I'm sure the creator loves Tsuyoshi●, Ryo●, and Ring●, but I wish they would stop doing this kind of thing.

A drama piece. I found the ending scary. What's with this 'carnivorous plant' vibe? Ultimately, the protagonist ends up sleeping with three brothers, including her late husband. (It's hard to tell from the packaging that she's a widow.) The title feels like 'Tales of the Unusual.' It might work for a TV show, but for an AV, something like 'The Woman Who Begs to be Bullied' would have been better. If the title is just 'Please Bully Me,' some might expect a hardcore SM film. The spanking with a palm and the choking that doesn't dig thumbs into the throat are far from the 'red zone,' but they feel safe. Makoto Toda's body is toned, and she looks great with her hair both up and down. Her facial expressions are varied and never boring. There's a youthfulness to her movements, and I'm impressed by her stamina to handle long sex scenes. Both male actors don't look like average elderly men; they have a professional vibe, but if you treat it as fiction, it's fine. Even in her 6th year, Makoto Toda's 'please put it in' lines and her M-leg poses are still fresh. The title on the spine of the package is faint, and I'm worried it won't catch the eye when shelved. Currently, if you go to an adult shop, there's no dedicated space for 'Makoto Toda' in the FALENO section. It's either still in her old SODstar spot or tucked away in the 'others' section. It's often hard to find the DVD in stores. FALENO is still shelving works by Ai Hongo (who changed her name) under Yume Nikaido, and I really wish the sales team would put more effort into this.