
I was obsessed with the married woman living next door. She was always bright and smiling, even to a guy like me. One day, I caught her masturbating. I couldn't resist and attacked her. Now, my breeding life with her begins.
The actress is on the slender side, and I personally would have preferred a bit more meat on her bones. Her perky, erect nipples are strangely erotic, though. However, she has a large surgical scar on her lower abdomen; it's well-hidden by her outfit in the early scenes, but she's fully naked for most of the middle and latter parts, making the scar very noticeable and distracting. Also, there's no setup or story progression leading up to the kidnapping of the neighbor's wife—it just feels like a sudden home invasion, and the lack of context in every scene is a major turn-off.
The crying acting is half-hearted, so the initial rape scene doesn't look like she's resisting, which is a shame. However, her 'slave' persona after accepting that she'll be violated by men every day suits this actress perfectly, creating a great atmosphere. The content of the play is actually quite good, but the story scenes connecting them are so sloppy that they drag down the drama. The scene where she's threatened by email and waits for the guy after unlocking the front door herself is poorly edited, and the scene where the number of men suddenly increases without any explanation makes no sense. Since they bothered to write a story, they should have properly crafted the scenes to support it; that would have improved the drama and the overall quality of the work. I guess it's because they cut corners like that that the series ended after only two installments.
The intro really builds anticipation. I wouldn't say it's perfect, but I like how she's repeatedly tormented. The scenes are short and the pacing is snappy. Since it's a 'confinement' theme, I wish they had made the restraints a bit tighter.
I like that the male performer doesn't have any lines throughout the film. Sometimes male actors talk too much and it just kills the mood. Since he doesn't speak, I do wish they had used subtitles to fill in some gaps. The 'married woman' aspect is only there at the beginning; for 90% of the film, there's no sense of that at all. The actress has a great figure, but her reactions and the scar on her stomach were a bit distracting.