MOMJ-045 - Sister-in-law Slave: Kawakami Yu

3000Kbps video, so the quality is nice. The mosaic is decent, too. The scenes with the trashy Yay Takashima and the equally trashy male actor just drag on and feel disjointed—nothing worth watching. Yamagata-san saves it at the end, which barely makes it presentable, but unless you're a Yu fan, I'd skip it. Giving it a 5, including a bonus point.

*Despite being produced by the same director, the series has a wide range of performances and failures, and is a series that leaves viewers in tears. Mr. Kawakami has completely become a slave from the beginning, and just acts out various erotic scenes as a sex slave for nearly two hours. If there is no process involved in becoming a slut, I won't be excited. This would be a 1 hour work of Cinemagic or art. People who have seen good works in this series should definitely not rent them. To be honest, I regret watching it. This is a work only for those who want to watch Kawakami-san in a variety of scenes for a long time in one movie.

The actress is a fair-skinned beauty with lovely, glistening eyes. Her pink, slightly erect nipples are also strangely erotic. The actress is top-tier, but the content is lackluster. It starts off with a slave premise, but there's no explanation of how she got there; she's just completely submissive from the get-go. Since there's no background on why she's obeying, I just couldn't get into the story. It's such a shame because the actress is great.

Following Taka, Daruma, and Jitta, this makes four—this bald guy. What's his name again? Watching him just puts me in a bad mood. Maybe he's being directed to deliver those lines that way, but even in other works, it feels like he's just acting like himself. The director too—they need to realize that they make their living off these actresses and stop with the animalistic behavior; just focus on making a decent film.

I don't know, this is just too much. From the opening, she's already completely broken and seems out of her mind. She just takes it from start to finish with zero sense of shame, and there's no dialogue or acting that fits the 'sister-in-law' trope—there's absolutely no drama here. Her reactions are identical regardless of what's happening, which makes it monotonous and boring halfway through. If they think this is the only kind of one-note acting she can do, they're really underestimating Yu Kawakami. It doesn't fit the series at all, and it just feels lazy.