RBD-815 - The CEO's Daughter: Trapped in the Enemy's Den

It's a popular series from Attackers, so I bought it without hesitation. The scenes where Ria Kashii gets teased and tormented are great.

It's so formulaic it's not even worth critiquing, but this 'undercover investigation' premise is just too stupid to take seriously. I guess it's a small mercy she didn't wear a jumpsuit for an undercover mission, but it's insulting to the audience. Since they've already made 35 of these, maybe they should try for a Guinness World Record for repeating the same plot over and over (lol).

The lead actress is beautiful and has a great figure, but the story is just too dark. Did they really need to go that far? Wouldn't it have been enough to just torment her after she fell? The useless boyfriend character wasn't needed either, and if they were going to include a high school girl, they should have used her more actively. There are definitely some unnecessary cast members. The piano melody at the end was really good. I feel a bit bad for the performer.

If you look closely, the actress has crooked teeth. Other than that, it's average. There's a brief scene above ground, but it's mostly set in a basement. She gets violated while wearing a mask, does a show, and that's it. It's a predictable plot, so there's nothing fresh here.

The way the actress sweeps her hair back to show her face—I thought they were directed not to do that. Doing it while saying lines about hating it really stood out and bothered me. I could accept it if it were part of a 'training' arc where it becomes natural by the second half, but that wasn't the case. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but the awkwardness made it hard to get into the rest of the video. I ended up re-watching it just to get past that. It feels off as a drama, but it works as an AV. She plays a CEO's daughter, but she has that unmistakable 'AV actress' vibe—her acting is stiff. She's almost too eager to be erotic, which I personally like, but it feels out of place in the first half as a 'violated CEO's daughter.' However, in the second half as a 'violated slave,' it works perfectly. As for the drama, the student-like actress who appeared had such a dangerous vibe that I expected her to join in on the training, but she didn't, which was a letdown. It's like they keep adding characters they don't use properly. What was that? Foreshadowing for something else? 132 Tomomi Sakita