
A yakuza boss targets four popular female announcers and forces them into a cycle of sexual exploitation.












It's a shame that there are so many separate scenes when there are three of them. Most of the actresses are beautiful, so I'd say it's about average.
They claim the way the four women are corrupted is a chain reaction, but it ends up being a forced, brute-force narrative that lacks any real intrigue. Furthermore, while their faces and styles are different, they all play the role of 'female announcer' with no distinct traits. Their reactions during the rape scenes are all just screaming and crying. The chemistry with the male actors is poor, and they lack personality, so I couldn't even tell them apart until the middle of the film. The same director's 'Cruel Four Sisters Story' was much better and had more character.
I got bored halfway through. The actress was good, but the production was just too disappointing.
It would have been more engaging if there was a stark contrast, like going from a loving relationship with a boyfriend to being reduced to a sex slave. Itโs a matter of preference, but ending with 'Sumire Kizaki' was a letdown. All the scenes feel way too similar.