
I followed in my late lover's footsteps and became an undercover agent. Working under my senior, I tried to forget his death by burying myself in work. Even if I'm violated, as long as I can protect the justice you believed in...












This is Eiji Sato, right? You can tell just by the lack of taste in the cinematography, with all those unnecessarily extreme close-ups that make it hard to watch. As is typical for this kind of work, the script is a mess, the acting is terrible, and the camerawork is bottom-tier—it's unwatchable. Maybe they didn't put the director's name on it because sales would drop if people knew.
The way they stretch the time from the opening to the first rape scene with a proper dramatic buildup is a signature strength of Attackers. By portraying the female investigator as dignified and heroic, they create a sharp contrast that makes the subsequent rape scene all the more exciting. However, alongside this classic approach, there are some disappointing directorial choices. The shower scene before the first rape lacks any tension or buildup, simply exposing the heroine's body in a lazy way. It made me want to quip, 'Is this an Aiena narcotics investigator series?' Furthermore, the humiliation scene while she's suspended focuses on the lower body before the breasts, and the way they just slide the crotch of her underwear to the side feels less 'abnormal' and more just lacking in taste. It’s like being served a full-course French meal where the appetizer and the main course are swapped, and you're forced to eat it with a spork instead of a knife and fork.
The title says 'until she falls,' but she doesn't fall at all. If this is all it is, I think i-Energy's narcotics agent series is much better.