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If you liked Amon: Devilman Mokushiroku add

...then you might like Guilstein add

Watch if you want to see two monsters going mano a mano in the post-apocalypse.

If you liked Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor add

...then you might like Layton Kyouju to Eien no Utahime add

Setting: Ship Mood: Suspenseful Involves a game? In both cases, yes. Quite psychological. Stakes are only lower with Layton because of a demographical difference. It's a kids movie.

If you liked Dead Leaves add

...then you might like Aachi wa Ssipak add

Oi it's been 1 second without anything crazy on screen. Time to step it up a notch!

If you liked Gyo: Ugomeku Bukimi add

...then you might like Kishibe no Yume add

Mysteries surrounding characters who can't help but feel drawn to something unexplained. This particular recommendation is aimed towards readers of "The Enigma of Amigara Fault" short.

If you liked Cossette no Shouzou add

...then you might like Shigeshoushi add

Gothic and with strong fixations on mortality.

If you liked Siren: Eternal Siren add

...then you might like Siren: ReBIRTH add

These are related.

If you liked Biohazard: Marhawa Desire add

...then you might like Siren: Eternal Siren add

Both are mangas based off of famous Survival Horror video game franchises.

If you liked Funouhan add

...then you might like Brutal: Satsujin Keisatsukan no Kokuhaku add

- Similar target audience range. - Same genres. - Both stories have the misanthropic appeal factor. - Same structure in three steps. Introduce, Setup, Payoff.

If you liked Teito Monogatari add

...then you might like Supernatural The Animation add

Well animated, gritty, highly involved in the occult and on a larger scale. Worth a shot, but don't compare the anime to the tv series too much or you'll ruin it for yourself.

If you liked Hellsing Ultimate add

...then you might like Teito Monogatari add

Similar levels of edge in these two.

If you liked Dead Leaves add

...then you might like Promare add

I guess this is the closest thing to a new Dead Leaves that has come out in recent memory. At least in terms of intensity and visual style.

If you liked Saibi add

...then you might like Piercing I add

Both are lower budget animated films that portray the world and it's inhabitants in a brutally realistic way. Just like Saibi, Piercing I is dark as all hell.

If you liked Monster add

...then you might like Gyakusatsu Kikan add

Similar moral themes and messages, main antagonist makes you think and isn't yet another comic book villain stereotype, grounded in reality with constant reminders of the unfairness of life. They share all of that. And you're likely to get something out of Genocidal Organ, even if it is flawed. An open mind is key.

If you liked Kikoushi Enma add

...then you might like Umezu Kazuo no Noroi add

Trust me. Despite one being a 90s OVA and the other from the 2000s. The 2 here in question go well together. Especially because of a thing that happens in the second half. I am very fond of Demon Prince Enma and been meaning to make a recommendation relating to it for a while now.

If you liked Umezu Kazuo no Noroi add

...then you might like Corpse Party: Tortured Souls - Bougyakusareta Tamashii no Jukyou add

They both follow a classic horror movie formula which sets them apart from most horror animes. Umezu Kazuo no Noroi being an OVA too, has uncensored gore scenes similarly to Corpse Party. I favor the former mentioned for having a less annoying cast of characters though.

If you liked Kyougoku Natsuhiko: Kousetsu Hyaku Monogatari add

...then you might like Yonimo Osoroshii Nihon Mukashibanashi add

They're both early 2000s horror anime, that make a honest attempt at disturbing the viewer. Both share that grim underlying feeling absent from modern anime. It's a safe bet.