
Rumor has it that paintings and statues come to life every night in this hotel... Completely blending into the background! Repeated ejaculations with the erotic techniques of a body paint woman! Violently attacked by something that isn't human, leading to internal penetration... Plenty of paint-making scenes are also included as bonus footage in the main story! A must-see drama for those who like wet & messy (WAM) and petrification fans, offering a new perspective!




















【Review 1】 The intense impact of the "body paint full nude" was amazing! I was sure it would be a talked-about work! 【Review 2】 The body paint full nude was super erotic because of the "eroticism of nudity" and the "perverted eroticism of completely covering the whole body in color"! 【Review 3】 Especially erotic were "Haino-san's black nude" and "Wakana-san's green nude"! The garish colors were perverted and super erotic, but there was also a yokai-like perversion like "Shadow Woman" or "Kappa," which was super erotic! 【Review 4】 I wish they had included "white contact lenses" like the petrified woman! That would have made it even more perverted and super erotic! 【Review 5】 The hairstyle was a shame! If the hair is long, it covers the nudity and reduces the eroticism, so I wish Haino-san and Tomoda-san had put their hair in buns! Also, if Wakana-san and Haino-san had their bangs swept back like Tomoda-san, it would have been better because having bangs down and in a blunt style is too cute and reduces the degrading eroticism! 【Review 6】 The petrified woman "doesn't move," but I liked that this work "moves and attacks," which is super erotic! Also, the fact that she "doesn't speak" has a spooky eroticism like a yokai! 【Review 7】 I like that you can "clearly" and "carefully" observe the poses of the still nude in petrified works because they don't move, but I was also intrigued by this work because it doesn't move *too* much. And I was glad they supplemented it with a corner to carefully observe the nudity at the end, which was erotic and wonderful! 【Review 8】 The bonus footage was great! "The scene of painting the nude" was good, but the "one-word interview" where she's smiling and talking was especially erotic! (She's silent and spooky in the main film) 【Review 9】 The package design had a "summery charm" to it! Especially the "painting of the sea, palm trees, and dolphins with Tomoda-san" and the "colorful logo of the work title" were summery! 【Review 10】 ・All the actresses have erotic sex ・Wakana-san and Tomoda-san have beautiful and cute faces ・Wakana-san's nude body is plump and erotic (especially her back view is erotic) ・Haino-san and Tomoda-san's thin nude bodies are also beautiful and erotic ・Haino-san's commoner-like face and horror movie-like expressions and attacks are raw and erotic ・The hotel, male actor, and direction are fresh and good
You get assaulted by statues, paintings, and shadows. It's a relentless assault from start to finish, no misleading title here. Honestly, it feels more like being attacked by a female demon than a straight-up assault. Highly recommend it to anyone into that kind of thing. The actresses seem to intentionally play it devoid of any humanity, which is interesting. Especially the shadow scene is a masterpiece. They intentionally darken the screen so you can't really see the painted bodies, but that's what makes it good. Just the eyes and mouth stand out in the darkness, amplifying the eroticism. The finish is also strangely erotic – she covers the fallen guy and licks him, but it's a shame there wasn't a continuation. It won't appeal to everyone, but it'll definitely hit the spot for those who like it. The content is surprisingly horror-themed, despite the pop-y title, so be warned if you're buying it just for the body paint. I'd love to see another piece focusing solely on the shadow scene.
It was great that all the actresses didn't have pubic hair. In previous body paint works with multiple actresses, there was *always* at least one with it, which was a turn-off. So, full marks. It was seriously amazing. If I had to nitpick, for the realism of becoming a statue, I wish at least one of them had shaved their head.
This is a really well-made work utilizing high-quality body paint, with the detail you'd expect from this studio. The paint quality is fantastic and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Especially impressive was Wakana Hono's portrayal of the statue, and the texture of the paint was really well done. You can also see the painting process in the making-of, so you can appreciate the professional skill involved. I think ROCKET is the only studio releasing body paint masterpieces like this. Looking forward to their next release!