"Concerned as he was with social alienation and the effects of familial abuse, it was inevitable that cult pinku-eiga director Hisayasu Sato would eventually turn his attention to the problems of gay youth. The film marked one of the first times any filmmaker in the genre had addressed the subject. The fact that Sato's assistant director was future filmmaker Takahisa Zeze (who made many of the Chikan Densha films), and his star was Kazuhiro Sano, who later directed several important films himself, makes the project seem even more noteworthy in retrospect.
Sano plays an adopted orphan who is in love with his stepmother and repeatedly raped by his new father. When he grows up, the traumatized boy becomes an arsonist, only to find some fleeting taste of love with the male detective investigating him. By turns wistful, exploitative, and violent, it is one of the few films Sato made which touches on nearly all of his strengths as a filmmaker."
Robert Firsching; http://www.allmovie.com/work/kamen-no-yuwaku-240323)
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