Sei no Gekiyaku (2020)

Both have a character who aims to get what he wants through Sexual assault and non con forced kisses, sex and other violent means such as forced ejaculation, bullying, restraint.

Only difference is Addicted involves a minor but both drama are just as controversial.

So, dude you will get the same the fuck am I even watching, gut wrenching HARDCORE BDSM AND EXTREME, NON CON, DUB CON, and Cherry has a more beating , rent boy, and whipping kink (my favorite) while Dangerous Drugs has a more medical, kidnapping kink. But personally I felt like Gang of Cherry not only had better casting but the plot was kinda messed up but unique and complex. Whereas Dangerous Drugs just literally feels like a porno. Which is both fine with me BTW just thought I'd mention.

Both involve someone who has been kidnapped and heinously abused by a sadistic psycho. Sweet Whip, however, is about a female victim while Sei no Gekiyaku is about a male victim.

Both feature a man taking another man hostage and sexually abusing him. Their motives for doing so are different in each film but they are still as equally messed up. Throughout both movies the captives also start to have feelings for their captors.

A number of topics, is very similar to "Dangerous Drugs of Sex".
Sexual assault, rape, grooming, the victim learning to accept the assault and romanticization of former sexual abused victims.

Both show a young man being held captive an abused.

Just like Pornographer, Sei no Gekiyaku has some very mature contents. Both are made in Japan and concentrate on an LGBTQIA+ relationship. You could also (in my humble opinion) say that, in both Pornographer and SNG, one takes advantage of the other, leading to a physical relationship and feelings that begin to grow.

In both movies an older male character takes a suicidal younger male against their consent. In both movies a bond starts to develop between the male characters.

Both have similar unhealthy relationship with abuse and Stockholm syndrome, where one of the leads submits to the other. Contains sexual assault.

Both have similar unhealthy relationship with abuse and Stockholm syndrome, where one of the leads submits to the other. Contains sexual assault.

-Extreme Sexual Content
-LGBTQ+
-Unlikely Romance
-Male Victimization

both films started as a messed relationship then evolve into a messed up romantic relationship.
if you're someone like me who enjoy messed up relationship like this, then watch them both..

Both movies are japanese BL movies that has more dark and psychological stories which includes rape and sexual assault. In Sing in love, one character is sexually assaulted and while the context is a bIt different from Dangerous Drugs of Sex, both are psychological and healing movies.