Nightmare Detective (2007)

Under the neon-lit skies of Tokyo, a chilling series of suicides has the city's police force on edge. Veteran Detective Sekiya, alongside his partners - the enigmatic Detective Wakamiya and ambitious rookie, Keiko Kirishima - probe into the deaths of two victims who met ghastly ends in their sleep. Despite the peculiar circumstances surrounding their demise, the seasoned Sekiya is adamant that they took their own lives. Yet, a curious commonality emerges - both victims had dialed '0' on their cell phones prior to their deaths, leaving behind a cryptic message that sends ripples of unease through the investigation team. As the unsettling mystery unfolds, the police stumble upon a terrifying notion: Could someone be goading vulnerable individuals into suicide? The police chief responds to this chilling conjecture by dividing the team, assigning the undeterred Keiko with the task of finding a psychic medium to aid their probe. Drawn into this macabre web is Kyoichi Kagenuma, a melancholic man teetering on the brink of suicide. Kyoichi harbors a unique, albeit unsettling gift - the ability to traverse the labyrinth of people's dreams. As Keiko attempts to coax Kyoichi into lending his extraordinary skills to the investigation, he finds himself wrestling with the ghosts of his past that haunt his every step. Meanwhile, a stranger lurks in the shadows of the digital world, engaging in a sinister dance with a person bent on self-destruction. As the lines between reality and nightmares blur, the trio - Kyoichi, Keiko, and the stranger - finds themselves in a subconscious duel soaked in terror and blood. In this surreal voyage of self-discovery through memories and nightmares, they must confront their deepest fears, for the price of failure could be their very lives.

Nightmare Detective is a horror movie featuring Hitomi.

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