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If you liked Anne Freaks add

...then you might like Goth add

Exact same premise. Two sociopaths, a boy and girl, meet and love madly and obsessively. Anne Freaks is fast paced with conspiracies, terrorists, and government on the hunt for the couples' blood. Goth's protagonists stay in school and solve gruesome murders around town. Both are shonen manga with female protagonists who aren't stereotypical bishoujo. They are pretty short. Both left me wanting more.

If you liked Freesia add

...then you might like Nijigahara Holograph add

Gritty, Dark, Violent. Feels like you are going in and out of consciousness with both. Freesia is more violent and gruff. Both are pretty disturbing.

If you liked Goth add

...then you might like Fraction add

Though the motives are different, both manga feature a man and a woman who play detective in order to find serial killers. Goth is deeply psychological with a dark atmosphere and creepy scary. Fraction is psychological and borders on guro. The detective work is sound and the result is shocking. The author's narrative intervention in Fraction is a fresh take. Fraction makes you look at the principles of crime fiction. Both are disturbing in their own way.

If you liked Fraction add

...then you might like Ana Satsujin add

Sex and violence. Serial killers and gore. The leads of both manga promise sex as a way to lure their victims. Both get off on killing the opposite gender. Ana Satsujin feature a murderous woman, while Fraction features a murderous man. The belief system behind each killer is insane. Each story is quite shocking and ridiculous (in a good way). Neither are afraid of being self-aware. Fraction is far more explicit and is full-blown guro.

If you liked Goth add

...then you might like Fuan no Tane add

Both captures dark feelings and are equally short.

If you liked Fetish add

...then you might like Ana Satsujin add

Twisted love that is purely violent and psychopathic. Fetish, being shoujo is muted and psychological with little gore. Ana Satsujin, a shonen, is heavy on the gore and funny.

If you liked Doctor Du Ming add

...then you might like Ana Satsujin add

Dark atmosphere that details the abnormal relationship between two post college adults. It is spoileriffic to go into any more detail because Doctor Du Ming thrives on mystery, but know that in both cases, a suicidee and murderer meet and many murders ensue. The tone in Doctor is more melancholic, creepy, and gritty than Ana S.'s funny, slasher horror. Furthermore, Du Ming is seinen with intensely beautiful art, while Ana S. is your average, everyday shonen art.

If you liked Goth add

...then you might like Ana Satsujin add

Budding Relationship between a girl and a boy where one wants to kill the other and the other doesn't care. Not so much romantic as it is obsessive. In both manga, one is seemingly normal and popular, while the other is a social outcast. The pair in Goth don't kill people and do detective work. Save for the male protagonist, all characters in Ana S. are unregistered serial killers who sometimes go to college. Both manga feature psychopathic leads; in Goth's case, both the girl and boy are sociopaths, in Ana Satsujin, only the girls that pursue the male lead are textbook sociopaths. Goth is creepy scary. Ana Satsujin is more slasher horror. Both stories are disturbing.

If you liked Abnormal-kei Joshi add

...then you might like Ana Satsujin add

Though Abnormal-kei is a harem and Ana S. is not, both contain a healthy amount of abnormal, and oftentimes, murderous women that come in and out of the protagonist's lives. However, the protagonists couldn't be anymore different. Abnormal Kei's lead is an emotionless high school student that somehow manages to control all 7 members of his crazy harem. On the other hand, Ana S.'s lead is a pathetic, suicidal college age dropout who jumps at the opportunity of intimacy with women who all happen to be homicidal psychos in their own special way. It's a wonder how either are still alive.

If you liked Anne Freaks add

...then you might like Ana Satsujin add

Exact same premise. Submissive, suicidal boy meets homocidal, psychopathic girl. Boy grows more and more accepting of girl's kills and madly attracted. Deep chemistry between the two. Horrific love ensues. Anne Freaks is more fast paced, focuses on conspiracies, and titular character is being hunted by the secret organization. While the male lead in Ana Satsujin takes a more passive route to the female lead's killing so far, Anne Freaks' male lead is increasingly homicidal.