
Electric shock brainwashing is like a 'Pavlov's dog' experiment. We take an innocent girl who knows nothing about sex and hit her with intense electrical shocks to completely reset her brain. Her broken body is reprogrammed, turning her into a personal sex doll who obeys every command. Now, kissing, giving oral, or getting fuckedโit's all pure pleasure to her! Witness the overwhelming intensity and insane eroticism as Ichika Matsumoto's fragile body is pushed to the absolute limit.




















*This is an irresistible work for those who love sadistic things. The close-up shots of her crying and staring at her face are the best ever.
Ichika Matsumoto is fine, but... I watched the whole thing and I have no idea what's going on. To make matters worse, the camera is constantly shaking and moving around, making it even more confusing. Did they forget this is an AV? Of course, there's room for experimental or 'perverted' AVs, but this... it's incomprehensible to an average guy like me.
Ichika Matsumoto is wonderful. She's captured by a pervert and threatened with pain and intimidation. She cries in fear, is controlled as the man dictates, performs oral sex, masturbates, and is finally forced into sex. It's a far cry from the usual smiling Ichika Matsumoto, and that contrast really conveyed the cruelty of this inhumane treatment. It's truly awful. Seeing her almost bare face flushed red and wet with tears is painful, and seeing her pushed to this point, crying non-stop, was a side of Ichika Matsumoto I'd never seen before. Her screaming, her attempts to escape the pain, her being brainwashedโit all felt so genuine, and combined with the shaky handheld camera, the realism was incredible. Ichika Matsumoto's expressive power was overwhelmingly brilliant. On the other hand, the perverted man was too childish. The idea of trying to control someone through pain and intimidation is hopelessly immature. If you get excited watching someone tremble in fear, you're sexually underdeveloped. At the beginning, he mentions she's a generation younger and emphasizes that he's older by setting it up as a tutor-student relationship, but his actions are childish and shallow. Of course, older people don't always act their age, and the fact that this could actually happen in real life was, ironically, realistic. Ichika Matsumoto is cute, and because I could feel the sincerity in her expressions, I was absorbed in the work, but I couldn't empathize with it, and I felt like it would be wrong to get excited by this. As a fan of Ichika Matsumoto, it was painful to watch her being yelled at by the man repeatedly throughout the film. If it's an AV, it should act like one and find ways to make the partner submit other than just yelling, but it seems like they weren't even thinking about making an 'AV' here. However, it didn't feel like it became anything more than an AV to me. It's truly troublesome that Ichika Matsumoto, distorted in pain and screaming, is still so cute.
*Slapping Ichika Matsumoto is outrageous! ใIt's acting! ใ ``Oh no, you're doing too much! ? ใ Brainwashing is really boring and I can't recommend it.