JUX-808 - Revenge Play: Targeting the Boss's Wife

Hitomi-san is definitely erotic. The sexless marriage plot with her husband feels forced, and meeting a groper, getting turned on instantly, getting off the train, and going to a hotel to have sex... it's all a bit of a stretch. Well, the only saving grace is Hitomi-san's shower scene at the end—that body is just so lewd.

I read the reviews here and got lured in by the jacket and promo photos, so I bought it knowing it was poorly rated, and I already regret it after just the first chapter. When the groping started, there was almost no resistance, so I thought there would be a flashback explaining how it got to that point, but that scene never came—it was apparently their first time meeting... And as others have mentioned, once they get to the hotel, it suddenly feels like a consensual act between lovers, which completely kills the mood. There's a hint of resistance at the very end of the chapter, but honestly, I lost all interest in watching the rest. I'll probably watch it eventually since it's a waste not to, but it really reminded me how important the script flow is, even in AV. If you're just a fan of the actress and want to see her naked or with a guy, it's fine, but when the content doesn't match the back cover description, it feels like a scam. It would have made more sense to just set it up as a woman who wants to be taken by a man, so she rides the bus and invites the groping herself. I'll give it 3 stars for now, hoping for better developments based on the back cover photos.

Usually, with an actress as talented as Hitomi Enjo, she can elevate even a sloppy script to a decent level, but this is so poorly constructed that even she can't save it. A fired pervert takes his anger out by molesting his boss's wife on a bus. The married woman pretends to resist but gives in to the molestation. After getting off the bus, she can't shake off the stalker and gets dragged to a hotel. Up to this point, it was a standard, decent molestation setup, but then it falls apart. Why is the married woman taking a shower? At that point, it just becomes a generic affair where a frustrated wife has consensual sex with her husband's subordinate. It should have stuck to the classic trope of a mature woman unable to resist rape and coercion, but by making it look consensual from the start, it lost all the sense of immorality and tension. If you want to make a film about an affair, don't bait us with a molestation premise only to deliver a flat story.

I think this is the laziest Madonna production I've ever seen. There are groping scenes, but they feel so forced that you have to wonder if they even count as 'groping' scenes at all. It was a terrible production that hit the trifecta of low budget, lack of effort, and monotony.