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A cruel fate befalls a close-knit pair of sisters. With parents out and the older sister at work, the younger sister senses a gaze while getting ready for school. Desperate, she calls her sister, only for the call to be cut short by a blood-curdling scream. Rushing home, the older sister finds her sibling bound and helpless. Forced to watch her sister get violated, she is then subjected to the same torment. This film captures the brutal reality of two pairs of sisters being preyed upon by ruthless men.




















It's part of a series, but this entry is the best. Two pairs of sisters appear, but the two younger sisters aren't great. The first older sister isn't exactly a beauty, but the scene where she offers her body to protect her sister, struggling at first but eventually climaxing, was excellent.
Sayaka Aida as the first sister is the best! She isn't exactly pretty, but watching her sacrifice herself for her sister only to end up getting off is great. It's a shame that sequels always seem to drop in quality!
A work where two pairs of sisters are violated. The scenario where the older sister tries to protect the younger one is the best. I particularly like the scene where the older sister of the second pair is taken. Don't expect much from the actress's acting skills.
I wish they had balanced the playtime more evenly. It's a shame there wasn't any action with the second woman, as she was personally my type.
Part 1: The atmosphere starting with a typical sisterly morning scene is great. Two men break in due to the sister's carelessness, and the older sister takes the hit to protect her younger sister, though the younger one ends up getting caught too. The younger sister's crying acting is a bit weak, but the older sister is fantastic. The contrast of the usually strict older sister sacrificing herself for her sibling really shows her deep affectionโit's a top-tier setup. Part 2: The younger sister is targeted by men holding a grudge against their father, and the older sister is kidnapped and held captive too. Watching her sister suffer, the older one eventually steps in, but her internal conflict and self-preservation make the 'sheltered upbringing' setting feel quite realistic. Aside from the younger sister's acting in the first part, it's nearly perfect. The first part uses a separate-room setup, and honestly, given her acting skills, it probably wouldn't have felt realistic even if they were in the same room.