Twilight Dinner Page #2

Synopsis: A pale-looking man, Kazuhiko, is being questioned by the police following the extremely bloody murder of a young woman. He begins his story with the day that two sisters, Akiko and Mayuko, moved into the house across from his. After helping the pair move in, he starts talking with the younger sister, and soon they become intimate. The relationship continues for a while, but one day the sisters suddenly pack up and disappear, but not before sharing their secret with Kazuhiko. What kind of secret could have caused him to commit such a murder? Or did he?
Genre: Drama, Horror
Director(s): Yutaka Ikejima
  4 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.9
Year:
1998
64 min
97 Views


Yes.

Did you see a doctor?

No.

I was scared.

Scared?

Why?

When I was talking to Mayako, she said

"Im sorry. Please forgive me."

It's hard at first,

but you'll get used to it."

You don't understand!

It's getting worse and worse!

You look pale.

You think so?

Looks like you've lost weight too.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Hey, what's wrong with you?

- Sorry for being late.

- Thanks.

Did you break up with that girl?

No, it's not like that.

Let me know if things go south.

I'll take care of you.

Kumi...

- Excuse me.

- Coming.

Why are you so popular?

- Takashi...

- Huh?

You're very handsome.

I get that a lot.

Stop it!

I don't know what's

wrong with me.

You're crazy!

Mister, are you OK?

I started getting these weird feelings.

While I still liked women,

I was suddenly attracted to men.

I just let my desires take over

and went with it.

I started f***ing men, but no matter how

hard I railed them, I was still unsatisfied.

I kept feeling a deep,

deep yearning in my body.

I thought I was losing my mind.

I'm coming!

What's wrong with me?

You know something about it, don't you?

Am I sick?

"Well, the truth is...

I'm sorry.

What's wrong with me?

I can't go out in the sun anymore!

It's about time.

What?

Tomorrow is the sun: day.

Already?

TO:
KAZUHIKO

I'm sorry, Kazuhiko...

You must be surprised.

But we can't stay here anymore.

Vile have to move to another place.

Our species has to

move every 3 months.

I really loved you.

So, I didn't want to sacrifice you.

But it was too late.

She had bitten you already.

She always seduces my boyfriends,

and interferes with my relationships.

They would've been safe, if they could

refuse her. But you couldn't do it either.

I'm very sorry.

Maybe when the times change,

we can meet again.

Take care of yourself. Good-bye.

- MAYAKO -

When the times change...

They are...

Vampires...

No way...

You look tired.

Yeah, a little bit.

Would you like to get a

drink together after my shift?

Okay...

Kumi...

I can't believe it.

Finally, after all this time...

Suck me!

Kazuhiko...

Kazuhiko... don't.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Looks like my period started.

Kazuhiko... Stop that...

It's dirty.

Tsukiko and Mayako Kurotani, there isn't

anyone with those names on record.

Also, the apartment you

mentioned was never rented out.

That can't be!

You're feeding us this vampire crap in

order to get off with an insanity plea.

No, I'm not!

I guess we should

bring in the shrink.

Okay...

That just can't be!

I was really bitten by Tsukiko!

Then my body started feeling strange!

Please, a blood test!

I'm sure you'll find something wrong there!

Come on, please!

Make an appointment with a doctor.

Yes, sir.

It's over...

You'll put me in a hospital,

and I'll never get out of there.

Right?!

You will go to the hospital,

but you don't have to worry about it.

People who have our interests in mind

manage that hospital.

Our interests?

That smell...

You are...?

There are many of us

in high positions in the city.

You are one of us now, my boy.

Okay?

Mayako

KANAE MIZUHARA:

Mayako

KANAE MIZUHARA:

Tsukiko

YUMI YOSHIYUKI:

Kumi

REINA AZUMA:

Kazuhiko

KYOSUKE SASAKI:

Hasegawa / KAZUHIRO SANO

Sailo / KENICHI KANBE

Special Guest Star

TAIKEI SHIMIZU:

a KOKUEI Production

Producer

DAISUKE ASAKURA:

Script Writer

KYOKO GODAI:

Cinernatograhper / SHOJI SHIMIZU

Editor / SHOJI SAKAI

Music cornposer / HITOMI OBA

Assistant Director / SHIGEO MORIYAMA

Assistant Director / OSAMU SATO

Assistant Camera / MASAHIDE IIOKA

Directed by

YUTAKA IKEJIMA:

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