
A legendary 'man-eating chair' is linked to a series of disappearances. Investigator Kirishima dives into the case, only to find herself falling victim to the chair's dark, corrupting influence.












The gold standard of humiliation films. She might be the only one who looks this cool while completely naked. Mizumoto Yuna plays investigator Reina Kirishima, who is ambushed in a basement, stripped, and left unconscious. When she wakes up, she's restrained and violated. The flow—from being restrained to defeating the culprit and standing tall in the nude—is flawless. It's a masterpiece among Mizumoto Yuna's works, where she portrays a strong investigator slowly falling into ruin. I even went on a pilgrimage to Ikebukuro to find the filming location based on the background. From being helplessly stripped and violated to having her clitoris relentlessly tortured with tools, and the scene where the villain pokes her nipples with a knife saying, 'What cute nipples,' it's arguably Hanaoka Jitta's most vicious performance. Ending with her being violated by her own boss, this is an exciting film that showcases Mizumoto Yuna in her prime—her '100 million yen body'.
Don't worry about the story; if you just watch it as a simple tale of a woman being bound and helplessly ravished, it's quite enjoyable. Mizumoto Yuuna's beautiful body is a perfect match for the bondage chair. Between her expressions and her performance, it's a quality work that shows a level of difference compared to today's actresses.
The acting in the drama parts isn't bad, so it's easy to get immersed in the story. If you like her face, it's worth buying.
Saito Ryuichi is so one-note, I'm getting bored of him. 3000Kbps video quality is decent. The mosaic is on the larger side. Maybe I've watched too much Yuna, because it takes a lot to get me going these days, but her performance in this was nice enough to get a reaction, even if it wasn't a full erection. There aren't many solo Yuna works left to see on 'Playgirl'. Giving it a 5, including a bonus point.
*Yuna Mizumoto is not bad at all. Yuuna-chan is good at acting, but I don't think she's an actress who has a warm and peaceful atmosphere and isn't suitable for the role of an investigator or a super heroine (she's failed in all of her other works as well). However, this manufacturer allows Yuuna to appear in this kind of work. In the end, the production itself is ruined by a cliched script and direction that doesn't make the best use of the actress. In this work, an investigator is easily captured by a strong-willed demon, restrained and trained for rape, and then tricked by his boss and co-worker, confined and trained to be raped, and turned into a sex slave. There is no depiction of an investigator with a strong sense of justice accidentally falling into the enemy's trap and gradually being trained and degraded into a lewd woman. However, I think Yuuna-chan played her role faithfully. The problem lies with the production side that makes this kind of bad work, and the actresses who appear in it are not responsible.