
Veteran secretary Sawamura is set to retire in a month, leaving Mizuki in charge of training the new hire, Kurose. When Kurose commits a massive blunder while arranging a congratulatory floral gift for a client, Mizuki steps in to cover for her. As Mizuki tries to protect her, a tense and intimate atmosphere begins to build between them.












Since the negatives are already covered in other reviews, I'll focus on what I liked. ・There's a woman who's already trained from the start (Sawamura). ・Sawamura-san is submissive throughout and says plenty of slave-like lines. ・The mature beauty (Sawamura) washing an older man in the bath and performing oral sex is erotic. ・You can see Sawamura-san's anus. There's also an enema scene. ・Sawamura, the senior slave, gives sex education to a junior. ・Nao Mizuki with short hair is cute. ・There's a double blowjob. ・There's a sense of aesthetic in the production—all three in white suits, the red sofa, the flowers, etc. Honestly, the quality is poor. If you lower your expectations, it's surprisingly watchable. Sawamura-san really tried, even spraying milk from her anus and playing the submissive role, but the mechanical pacing made her efforts feel wasted. I was going to give it two stars, but I'll add one for Sawamura-san's effort, making it three.
Attackers is done for. The story is a mess, and the acting is terrible. They should have just focused on the eroticism, but the erotic factor is zero.
Sawamura, the head secretary who has decided to quit, is actually the president's sex servant. Being used as a toy through oral sex, forced ingestion, and massive enemas is all part of the job. Her comment to Mizuki, a mid-level secretary with no experience, that 'you will take my place soon,' serves as foreshadowing. When Kurose makes a mistake with a client, she goes to apologize, gets raped, and is effectively 'transferred' as a slave. Mizuki, who goes to save her, gets caught too and ends up performing her first sexual service to save Kurose. The finale is an orgy involving both presidents and Sawamura. Sawamura teaching the juniors the 'secrets of the trade' is the highlight. When Mizuki cries 'no' while being violated, Sawamura corrects her, saying, 'You should say thank you.' She glares at Mizuki to keep her from running away during the forced internal ejaculation, but afterwards, she gently hugs her juniors and tells them that this will be their job for at least the next 15 years. It has its flaws and some loose ends, but it’s a unique work. My only complaint is that Kurose’s acting level is way too low compared to the others. Couldn't they have found someone else?
Based on the title, I expected a darker, more twisted training-themed film, but it was just a generic soft-rape flick where they just have sex and it's over. The reason for the assault is weak, and the depiction of her being treated like a slave after being attacked is terrible. It's just a sex-and-done movie, and since the original story is so thin, the whole thing feels cheap and impossible to get invested in. Even the actual sex scenes are too mundane to be interesting. It made me feel like even fast-forwarding was a waste of time. Is Attackers finished? They used to release such hardcore, depraved stuff 10 years ago...
It's a story about a new secretary being turned into a slave under the pretext of a work mistake, and a veteran slave secretary who watches over her(?). The core of the film is that the secretary has no decision-making power. I was a bit bothered by the slightly blurred focus of the narrative, but the flow of the story didn't feel forced. Among the flood of slave-themed films, I think this plot is pretty good. It's well-structured as a film and has a proper ending. The sex scenes are also up to par (though I wish they had done more with the flower arrangement). Secretary and slave themes go well together, but I don't know why they ruined the need for the 'secretary department' setting in the sequel. The idea that the secretary has no power also seemed to vanish. I really hope they make a sequel that follows the direction of this film.