ZUKO-107 - The Secret Sex Cult Hiding in Plain Sight: A Neighborhood Raid

*It is made with great taste, I guess it's a good thing that Miss AIKA doesn't have to move. Recognizing the wonders of Miss Hirose once again

*It didn't seem like much fun, but AIKA was being penetrated quite violently, and she herself was doing it in cowgirl position, making it surprisingly fun. Blonde AIKA is cute. The best style.

It was a fun, variety-show style concept, and it was even better because Aika was in it.

The premise is an AV actress infiltrating a sex cult. In the very end, the power dynamic flips and the actress dominates the cult members, but since they went with the 'AV actress goes in' angle, wouldn't it have been more exciting to show her superiority as a sex queen much earlier? Or they could've gone with a 'normal girl gets corrupted by a sex cult' route. It was a waste to treat the cult women as mere background props; the actress could have led them and used them for full-body stimulation. Regarding AIKA, I agree with what others have said. I know there's a market for her, and I'm not bashing the actress herself, but her type is definitely polarizing. They clearly wanted to appeal to everyone by casting top-tier talent from every category—big boobs, slender, loli, cute, pretty, gyaru—but it felt like it really spoiled the film's appeal. If it were a huge production like Bakobasu, maybe, but with only four people, they should've narrowed the focus. While the 'AV actress infiltrates a sex cult' concept is challenging and worth credit, the execution—the details, casting, camera work, and editing—felt lacking in pacing. If they make a sequel, they really need to address these shortcomings.

I bought this to see Otoha Nanase. I've seen works by Kanae Ruka and Hirose Nanami before, so I wasn't worried, but I hate gyarus, so I'd never watched an AIKA production. Ultimately, the work itself is a standard orgy film where the camera follows each actress, allowing you to enjoy their individual movements and encounters (there are chapters for each actress), ending with a group scene. But the one thing that stuck with me was how AIKA's arrogant and vulgar way of speaking was so grating that it ruined the whole thing. I was annoyed at first, but by the end, I was actually angry (lol). It might be a matter of taste, but it really made me think about the importance of casting and dialogue. Personally, I was more interested in the actress on the bonus DVD.