
Answer the quiz to win, or get gang-raped on the coaster. A high-stakes, high-intensity nightmare.
I thought it was an interesting concept combining a quiz show with AV! The rape scenes feel like they're being done for real!
I bought this because I'm a fan of Yuka Haneda. She's clearly genuinely disgusted while being handled by those creepy old guys lol. There are other girls in it who are crying so hard it's actually pitiful.
The way the actresses are thoroughly abused feels too real. It's too much. It's really not okay. If they were just acting out this kind of crime, then these actresses are incredible performers. From a viewer's perspective, it feels less like acting and more like an actual violation of women's rights. If this were today, it wouldn't be surprising if the actresses filed a lawsuit. Maybe back then, the concept didn't even exist, or was suppressed. Even if it was intentionally constructed by the production team and the actresses agreed to it, I find myself justifying it just to watch. I hate the male instinct that gets excited by this; I feel terrible after watching. I felt so bad for Natsumi—she was realistically berated and had her personality destroyed. This is a bizarre work that wouldn't be widely distributed today and wouldn't pass current censorship. Whether you focus only on the roller-coaster structure of the scenes or witness the violation of rights is up to you. I don't feel good about it, but I'm a sad man who still finds catharsis in it. I wonder how Natsumi is doing...
They cut the small talk short and get right into the punishment game. The actress is cute, and as a themed production, I really enjoyed it.
They say the total construction cost was 30 million yen, but I really wonder if it was necessary to go that far just to build that coaster.