MBT-008 - 調教される母 抜けられない罠 篠田あゆみ

If you ignore the title and just like Ayumi Shinoda, it's worth buying, but if you're buying it based on the title, don't! The title implies something like incest, but the actual plot is about a wife being stolen by an older man her husband used to know. There's no son, and zero 'mother' elements. That said, Shinoda-san is as sexy as ever, so if they had just titled it as an NTR film, it would easily be a 4 or 5-star work.

*There is no element of a "mother" at all. If you see it without knowing it, you might get angry. I wonder why they chose this title. I thought AV producers were a bunch of incompetent idiots, but I never expected they couldn't even tell the difference between a mother and a wife. It hasn't even developed. There is no so-called "training" scene. This was also the case with other works, so it probably applies to the entire series. First of all, fill it with medicine.● The raped party doesn't particularly resist either, and they immediately engage in a Japanese act and enjoy sex with each other. After that, they are at their mercy, and there is no process to train them or tame them. A mere "play" with a completely fallen woman begins. What's more, the "play" is just a mediocre game for beginners. It's just a boring addition to normal sex. If you look forward to seeing what the title suggests, you will be disappointed. Be prepared for that.

It's a common plot—a housewife unsatisfied with her husband gets NTR'd by his senior—but the direction in key moments is quite clever. In the first rape scene, she's drugged, but the point is that it's not purely forceful. The way she's teased and pressured, yet given the choice to resist if she wanted to, really hits the spot. It's erotic how she verbally protests but doesn't cover her exposed breasts or pussy, instead surrendering to the humiliation. The drama part, where she falls into being a sex slave and waits for her master at the entrance in full bondage gear after her husband leaves, is also very erotic. In the final sex scene after her husband dies, she strips off her mourning clothes in front of his portrait to reveal she's completely naked—it's a classic touch that I really appreciate. Overall, it's a solid, orthodox film that differentiates itself through clever details. With shots like the sex scene filmed through a glass pane, it's a well-crafted piece that's quite enjoyable.