Edgar Allan Poe's The Black Cat by way of pinku sleaze. The second act buries any subtext into sloppy detours with the vile rapist husband. By refusing to pivot to Mayumi, Yukino’s sister, as the natural protagonist, the narrative stalls and loses momentum. What could have been a lean rape-revenge story instead meanders into half-baked just desserts; but I mean, I'm not gonna say you shouldn't try to experience these lurid digressions for a good laugh.

Edgar Allan Poe's The Black Cat by way of pinku sleaze. The second act buries any subtext into sloppy detours with the vile rapist husband. By refusing to pivot to Mayumi, Yukino’s sister, as the natural protagonist, the narrative stalls and loses momentum. What could have been a lean rape-revenge story instead meanders into half-baked just desserts; but I mean, I'm not gonna say you shouldn't try to experience these lurid digressions for a good laugh.