TSP-432 - Kidnapped Nurse: Trapped in a Nightmarish Reality

It's a popular series from the Manji Group, so I decided to buy it without hesitation. The actresses were high-level, and the scenes were very enjoyable.

The way they lose consciousness from chloroform looks unnatural. The mosaic on the man's face is also subpar. It only seems like they're unconscious when their underwear is being taken off; otherwise, it's obvious they're just acting. Personally, I didn't like it.

*Misusing chloroform is outrageous! All jokes aside, it's not real chloroform, it's just water. If it was real, it would be an incident. He must have received acting guidance many times because his acting is so high-level that it makes water look like chloroform (lol)

First off, I like that the resistance lasts until she loses consciousness and the time spent making her inhale the drug is long. It's also great that she wakes up during the act only to be drugged again. The scene where she falls asleep while being pounded from behind was quite a turn-on lol. If I had to nitpick, I'd prefer it if she looked even more dazed.

Definitely top-tier chloroform scenes for the last few years. 5 stars might be a stretch, but it's easily 4+. There are so many great scenes, it's like they all received acting coaching. No one just passes out instantly without resistance, and the duration is long enough. They scream properly, and the way the handkerchief is applied and the texture of the fabric are perfect. The angles include both wide shots and proper close-ups. No weird directing. Not for everyone, but there's even a scene where they wake up mid-act and get chloroformed again—it's a very satisfying piece. If I had to be greedy, I'd want them to let me smell it one more time when they leave them after dressing them... (laughs). Disappointing points: - In wide shots, they sometimes go out of frame. Due to the hidden camera effect where the corners are dark, you only see their bodies when they move to the edge. Since it's a fixed camera, it doesn't track, which is a shame. - In close-ups, it's often just the man's face. Even with the mosaic, it's a turn-off. I guess they can't follow the woman's face because her resistance is so good, but then they should just pull back a bit. - Obstructions in the shot. When filming in the hospital room from below, the bed frame gets in the way. - The man's footsteps are too loud. The woman wears soft nurse shoes, but the man wears dress shoes. The floor is hard, so it echoes loudly. Why is he stomping around so much? - The outfits are the same. This is a matter of preference, but more variety would be nice. Blue, pink, with or without a cardigan. And please, nurse caps!! I think that's a key point of the nurse outfit! Basically, the cinematography was a bit disappointing. If they keep this level of acting, I'll buy every installment.