Lora AoyamaEri was living a perfectly happy life until an intruder forced his way in under the guise of a salesman. After violating her right in front of her helpless husband and snapping incriminating photos, the man steals a spare key. Now, he returns day after day, turning her home into a private playground where he forces her to submit to his every whim.
It's an Attackers series title, so I bought it without hesitation. Laura Aoyama is so cute in the way she gets teased in this series.
The rape scenes are hardcore, and you can really feel Laura's resistance. However, the male actor has too many lines, and what he says becomes increasingly flippant as the scenes progress. Because of that, the dark, oppressive atmosphere unique to this series is ruined and feels cheap.
This is a work where Laura, with her baby face and small breasts, is strangely erotic. When she resists the rape at the beginning, her way of closing her legs and shrinking away makes it natural for her voice to be trembling and quiet. There are many harsh reviews about Yoshimura, but I think he captured the feeling of a salesman committing rape well; if anything, it's Laura who needed the real acting skills. Some say she looks like she was expecting the rape from the start, but if you're punched in the solar plexus hard enough to pass out, you should be gagging. She just looks like a wife pretending to be unconscious while waiting for the rape. If there's any fault, it's the director's lazy vision. However, the customary shower scene after she's completely broken is something that shouldn't be skipped, even if it's called cliché. I agree that the part where she declares to her husband, 'I always let him finish inside,' and the way Laura lies there, are both good. It's a passing-grade work, so AV fans should definitely check it out.
I'm going to be blunt this time: it's no exaggeration to say that in this series, the performance of the 'male lead'—not just the actress—determines everything. Attackers! Please, it's time to cut ties with the 'male leads who can't even get it up.' Amateurish acting is an insult to the viewers. I believe there are several actors, starting with Yoshimura, who need to be let go. I strongly urge a roster change for your male actors. Here are a few I'd recommend: ● The young man with the great 'look in his eyes' who co-starred with Tabuchi in Asami Ogawa's 'Ravaged Beautiful Wife.' ● The young man who ravished Yuuna in the open-air bath in 'My Wife and Daughter Ravaged at the Hot Spring Inn.' I don't know their names, but they both had a great presence. If you keep using low-level actors, the whole series will go under. Well, the likes of Jitta, Tabuchi-kun, and Gin-chan are national treasures and in a league of their own, of course...
The actresses are a great fit for this series. However, the male actor is the problem. Every work he appears in ends up being a failure. AV should be about providing a fantasy, but the moment this actor appears, the work becomes flat and lacks any sense of reality. The male lead is a crucial point for this series. If they don't consider that carefully, it doesn't matter how good the actresses are; it's all a waste.
