KRMV-819 - I'm raising 4 runaway high school girls in my house. Full training footage.

A work based on the 'Little Angel Incident,' which has now become an urban legend. I searched online, but I couldn't find the names of the four actresses. Some of them look vaguely familiar, though. The documentary feel promised in the title doesn't come across at all, and the 'amateur' or 'runaway girl' claims are definitely fake, but AV is a fantasy anyway, so I don't really care about that. The concept itself was good, so I just wish they had done it more. The part where they're left alone, watch AV, get excited, and discover their lesbian side was low-key my favorite part. I wanted a story where they all become slaves to their desires toward the end. Still, it's an 11-year-old film, and it's moving to think that the trial and error from this era paved the way for the VR runaway girl content we have today.

*Don't know the actress's name? I'd like to find a work similar to Ka○○n that features this girl. If anyone knows, please let me know!

The title relies on the situation, but the premise lacks any credibility. The women being 'bred' don't listen to the man at all. The pathetic setup where he demands sex in exchange for dinner is a total turn-off. There's no sense that the women actually want to stay at his house, either. The man isn't authoritative or charismatic, and the women don't rely on him. The whole thing is just half-baked and unnatural—it's never clear why they are there, why they have to stay, or why they're acting rebellious. Both the male and female actors have poor acting skills. I can't tell if the women's sloppiness is acting or just how they are. The fact that two of them are just plain ugly adds a certain 'realism,' I guess. There are plenty of better things to buy on DMM than this.

At this point, you shouldn't expect anything from the titles or settings of KARMA productions. Naturally, this one claims to feature middle schoolers, amateurs, and 'pet' scenarios, but it's all a lie. It's an AV, after all; you shouldn't watch it expecting a documentary. But... KARMA really uses a lot of low-tier talent. Even with four girls on screen, three of them are just in the way. I have no complaints about the setting of hooking up with a runaway girl at home, but more people doesn't always mean a better experience. Lately, I've been watching KARMA releases in one of two ways: 1. Finding one girl I actually like. 2. Just enjoying the variety of bodies based on the number of performers. I watch it twice focusing on one of those, then get rid of it. 20, 30, 40... the more women there are, the less time is allocated to each one. Naturally, the screen time for my favorite girl ends in just a few minutes. That's my main gripe.