Explicit Underground and independent cinema with explicit sex

A rich man rejects doing business with another man. The rejected man then kidnaps the rich man's wife. The plan is to train her thru S&M and make porn videos with her. Then will offer the videos to the rich husband for a high price or else release them to the public to cause embarrassment.
This is the third film in the Flower & Snake movie series although no characters or story are related. This film is weak on S&M compared to the previous two. The shibari is more simplistic. Even the sex scenes I found rather boring. But there are of course several fetishes included that were the more interesting parts of the film. Minako Ogawa who plays the female lead was excellent and extremely attractive but unfortunately the script was weak. The story played very well at the beginning but then the entire middle section was just sex & fetish scenes being played out. Little about the characters or plot. I only recommend this one for real fans of the Nikkatsu Roman Porno films. Otherwise you'll probably be bored.
By Musicianmagic​

J.B.1 fits squarely into the genre cinema that characterized much of Bénazéraf's filmography, which explored sexuality and transgression from an explicit perspective. The lack of stylistic innovation in J.B.1 is no coincidence, as the attempt to present a kind of documentary about the actions of his work seems to fulfill that purpose, avoiding any artistic embellishment. The performances meet the demands of a script that prioritizes physical interaction and bodily expression over psychological insight.
Overall, J.B.1 is a strange film that remains faithful to its creator's aesthetic and thematic interests. It does not pretend to be a work of conventional narrative or a character study, but rather a loose, historical representation of its time.
By MartinOaks​

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