Category 3 Classics: Volume Six | Region-Free (Blu-Ray) | English Subtitles

Description

Title: Red to Kill (1994)

Alternate Title: Yeuk saat

Genre: Horror

Plot Synopsis:
In a Hong Kong housing complex, a deranged man develops a violent obsession with the color red, attacking women who wear it. Ming-Ming, a young woman with an intellectual disability, moves into a group home after her father’s death, finding solace in dance under the guidance of social worker Ka Lok Cheung. However, when she wears a red dress for a performance, she attracts the attention of a sadistic predator. As tragedy unfolds, Cheung is pushed to his limits, seeking justice for Ming-Ming while navigating a world of brutality and despair.

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Cast and Crew:

• Director: Billy Hin-Shing Tang
• Writer: Ho-Wah Wong
• Cast:
  • Lily Chung as Ming-Ming Yuk Kong
  • Ben Ngai-Cheung Ng as Chi Wai Chan
  • Money Lo as Ka Lok Cheung
  • Bobby Yip as Ugly Mental Patient
  • Hui Sze-Man

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IMDb Link:
Red to Kill (1994)

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Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. Hexagore – ★★★★☆
   “I watched the uncut Error_4444 Blu-ray of this CAT III Hong Kong shocker… The modern version looked more explicit during the intense moments.”

2. Lou (rhymes with wow!) – ★★★½
   “Now this is one very intense movie. It features one of the most vile human beings in any Cat III movie I have seen so far (and that is really saying something).”

3. Jon Peters – ★★★★½
   “For a film in which a mysterious r@pist is targeting women who are wearing red clothing that triggers him, that features two brutal r@pes, one suggesting even n3croph!lia r@pe…”

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Meta Description:
“Red to Kill” (1994), directed by Billy Hin-Shing Tang, is a Hong Kong horror film that explores the horrors faced by Ming-Ming, a young woman with an intellectual disability who becomes the target of a sadistic predator obsessed with the color red. The film delivers a harrowing depiction of trauma, survival, and vengeance.

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Title: Screwball ’94 (1994)

Alternate Title: Bu wen nu xue tang

Genre: Comedy, Romance

Plot Synopsis:

Tang Shiyi, a descendant of the notorious womanizer Tang Baifu from the Ming Dynasty, inherits his ancestor’s charm and philandering ways. After being caught in an affair and killed, his spirit becomes trapped in an antique pot. Centuries later, a teenage boy inadvertently releases Tang Shiyi’s ghost. To achieve reincarnation, the ghost must assist his modern counterpart in finding true love, leading to a series of comedic and risqué adventures.

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Cast and Crew:

Director: Norman Chan Hok-Yan
Writers: Philip Cheng
Cast:

• Pooi Dung Hoh as Lee Pan Fei
• Dick Lau as Kent
• Yoyo Mung as Schoolgirl
• Siu-Bo Ng
• Tak-Kan San

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IMDb Link:

Screwball ’94 (1994)

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Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. EvilVegan – ★★★★
   “With a small resemblance, maybe even a nod towards Bob Clark’s Porky’s, Hak Hoi Wong’s romantic comedy leans on tons of sex hijinks as we see a ghost banished into an antique pot trying to be set free. The only way to reincarnation is helping his modern-day counterpart find love.”

2. Bruce Rogers – ★★
   “I was pleasantly surprised at how many times this just wanted to relish horniness in a non-judgmental sex-positive everyone-wants-some kind of way but then equally let down by the exact opposite stance.”

3. Dave Jackson – ★★½
   “Obnoxious Hong Kong Cat III comedy. A definite must-see for fans of terrible sex comedies. And a definite must-not-see for anyone with taste.”

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Meta Description:

Screwball ’94 (1994), directed by Norman Chan Hok-Yan, is a Hong Kong comedy-romance that follows the mischievous ghost of Tang Shiyi, who must help his modern-day counterpart find love to achieve reincarnation, leading to a series of humorous and risqué escapades.

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