SHKD-638 - special_investigator_ruin

Ayaharu becomes an investigator to uncover the truth behind her sister's death five years ago, who was raped and found as a corpse. As similar deaths of young women occur, she and a forensic expert identify the cause as anaphylactic shock from the aphrodisiac 'X105,' tracing it to Kudo, a neuroscientist who was her sister's boss. Discovering that Kudo raped her sister after drugging her, leading to her death, she storms his lab alone, only to become his prey as expected. Dosed with X105, her beautiful body—identical to her sister's—becomes Kudo's plaything. But that AV actor playing Kudo... is he still working? Couldn't they find a better actor? It's heartbreaking to see Ayaharu, the woman of my dreams, being held by such a guy. Kudo is eventually killed by a man posing as the forensic expert helping Ayaharu, and the traitorous inspector proceeds to abuse the bound, naked Ayaharu. The sight of her defenseless, slender body, drugged and humiliated, is the highlight of the film. Thanks to the light mosaic of that era, the sight of her pigmented flesh being spread open and the realistic, detailed depiction of the male genitalia are incredibly vivid. With this level of light mosaic, even a mediocre script feels elevated, fueling the desire to watch. The reviews are low, but since this was filmed when Ayaharu was at her peak beauty, it remains a memorable piece for me.

The content isn't bad, but they should have put more effort into it. I wouldn't blame anyone for thinking this was a lazy production.

Still, I quite like Ayaharu as an AV actress, and since it's on my subscription service, I gave it a watch—but in a word, it's terrible. It's been a while since I've seen Kudo; I didn't realize she was still active. Ayaharu is a nice actress, so it feels like a waste.

It wasn't erotic at all. Natsume-jo has a toned body that looks great in a suit, but that's it. Her acting isn't bad, but it's disappointing. There's a total lack of climax. She's just getting laid. If that's the intended direction, it's a failure.

Honestly, I thought I was watching a low-budget V-Cinema flick. It’s sad that I keep getting my hopes up every time. What exactly are Ayaha Natsume and Attackers trying to do? I’ve watched everything since she transferred, but the male actors aren't even putting in any effort. I don't know if it's a contract focused on story, but the most important part—the sex scenes—is being treated as an afterthought. It’s disrespectful to other actresses who actually put their bodies on the line. Please, take your work seriously.