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One of the genre’s biggest and most prolific names, Yutaka Ikejima has rightfully earned the nickname ‘Mr. Pink’ for his dedication and devotion to the genre, crafting some of the best efforts released under the label. Originally released as “Chô-inran: Shimai donburi” back in 1998, this is one of Ikejima’s most profound horror/erotica entries and emerges as one of his finest entries.

Facing murder charges, lonely Kazuhiko (Kyôsuke Sasaki) finds himself under a police investigation and forced to revisit his past crimes. Recalling how he met Tsukiko Kurotani (Yumi Yoshiyuki) and her sister Mayako (Kanae Mizuhara) who move into the apartment complex across the street from him, the relationship between the three of them blossoms into a full-on romance the more time they spend together. Suddenly, after an encounter with them, he finds himself developing into a ravenous bloodthirsty killer and targeting more victims around the neighborhood,...

Azuhiko leads a normal life until two beautiful sisters move into the apartment next door. He falls for the younger sister, Mayako, but not before being seduced by the older sister, Tsukiko... Soon Kazu has an insatiable hunger that he thinks is sexual, but might be something deeper, darker and more feral...The story of Twilight Dinner comes from Kyôko Godai, who would later write Yutaka Ikejima's Japanese Wife Next Door movies. Both of those were wonderfully odd offerings in Pinku cinema. Here, Ikejima wants to tell the story straight. The movie opens with Kazuhiko telling his story to the police officers who are questioning him following the grotesque murder of a local waitress. Through a series of flashbacks he recalls how he meets and falls in love with...