RBD-723 - Sacrificial Cage KAORI

The premise features a husband and his villainous brother swapping places, so I expected the rape scenes to reflect that setting, but they don't—which is both surprising and a bit of a letdown. Looking strictly at the eroticism, it follows the classic trope: a married woman is raped in front of her husband, discovers the pleasure in it, gets blackmailed into continuing, and eventually blossoms into a sex slave. The only twist is that the husband is actually part of the gang, but if you were expecting the 'swap' to play a bigger role in the actual scenes, you'll likely be disappointed. Setting aside the script's shortcomings, the actress is a pro at portraying that lewd M-side of a woman who tries to act like she hates it but can't hide her inner 'rape feels so good...' thoughts. If you like stories about married women falling into depravity, it's definitely worth a watch.

The script is interesting, but the lack of depth makes it hard to stay immersed. Without cooperation (as twins), they would definitely get caught during sex or work, yet it's baffling that they don't. It's the typical 'everything goes their way' plot found in films by incompetent directors. By 'their way,' I mean things that would never happen in reality: men arriving empty-handed but suddenly pulling out rape videos, the woman showing zero resistance, or her performing fellatio on her own.

KAORI, who has been having a rush of releases from her debut label, is back with Attackers for the first time in a while, and it's a serious drama, too. Playing a popular model, she acts out the modeling scenes and non-erotic parts so beautifully that the erotic scenes feel even more intense, and her signature stunning body is as impressive as ever. A beautiful woman falling into a trap and losing herself... It was a performance of pure dedication from KAORI, balancing tragedy and eroticism perfectly.