STARS-253 - 憧れの女子アナ鈴が俺を毛嫌いするなんて許さない 洗脳エステで俺の思い通りにしてやる！ 本庄鈴

Hmm, these 'female announcer brainwashing' plots are just not interesting at all...

I've watched almost all of Suzu Honjo's works, but for some reason, I hadn't seen this one, so I bought it late. However, Suzu Honjo is truly an actress who has no luck with her projects. As of March 2023, I read somewhere that since her debut, only a handful of her works are considered masterpieces. It feels like SOD thinks that as long as they have Suzu's beauty and popularity, the content and quality of the work don't matter as long as it sells. It feels like they are wasting her talent. I feel so bad for Suzu Honjo. The idea behind this work isn't bad, but the script and direction are too unrealistic and the production feels cheap. Even with the same basic idea, if they had put more effort into it, it could have been a much better film. Well, I guess they think 'it's just AV, so this is good enough'...

Suzu-chan, a popular pure-image announcer, gets brainwashed by an incompetent AD she used to despise, leading to pranks like being forced to appear on live TV without panties. It escalates quickly; her outfits get flashier until she ends up as a blonde gal in a miniskirt. Seeing the pure Suzu-chan as a gal is rare and actually quite cute, so you definitely need to check it out! Eventually, she goes fully nude on live TV, saying, "I'm going to give a public blowjob, so everyone get your recorders ready!" while gagging on the masked AD's cock. Then, she drops a massive broadcast disaster by having public sex on air, declaring, "I have an announcement. Today is a dangerous day. Usually, I should use a condom to avoid pregnancy, but since I'm just a fleshlight for my master's sexual desires, I don't need one!" Her post-sex 'ahegao' with her eyes crossed and tongue out was quite shocking. Her acting range has really expanded; she's truly evolved as an actress.

The actress is an intelligent beauty, so she fit the announcer role perfectly, and I liked that the camerawork focused on her face rather than just constant close-ups of mosaic-covered parts. The downside is that, due to the nature of the brainwashing genre, there's unavoidable awkwardness and exposition-heavy dialogue. But beyond that, the overacting from the male cast really killed the mood. From the weirdly mannered doctor to the veteran announcer, the cringey lines from the senior, and the protagonist trying way too hard to be a 'creepy character'... every single man acted like that. It might be the director's preference, but as a viewer, I just want to focus on the actress.

*It's normal. It's neither good nor bad. Anyway, the actor is talking so much it's annoying.