Inuki Kanako Zekkyou Collection: Gakkou ga Kowai!

the kazuo umezu and kanako inuki OVAs are both essential viewing for fans of classic horror manga and/or anyone interested in horror manga anime adaptations, and they should also satisfy anyone who occasionally craves the grisly or vaguely sleazy OVAs of old. while the kazuo umezu OVA adapts two of his one-shots, the somewhat-misleadingly titled kanako inuki OVA only adapts stories from inuki's 1995 manga series bukita-kun. both of these works are successful in reproducing the art styles of their source material, a real treat for fans of these mangaka and a solid introduction to the work of each artist for anyone who came across these anime first. these are also well-suited to group watching, as both retain the campiness of their source material and feature short stories instead of continuous plotlines. read more 

Episodic horror with a twist at each ending, although Tomie features the recurring appearance of a beautiful girl instead of a creepy boy. 

Both are fairly similar in horror genre. Half-mocking stories and oddities. Ito Junji has some stories in school, similar with Inuki Kanako, as the characters Bukita and Souichi are clones.  

The main characters have the worst social skills you've seen in your life as well as a having a relatively similar appearance. Inuki would basically be what you'd get if you put a genderbent version of Tomoko Kuroki (the Watamote MC) into a horror anime.