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Hideki Saijô | ... |
Saijo
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Alex Fong | ... |
Alex, Angel #1
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Elaine Lui | ... |
Elaine, Angel #3
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Yukari Ôshima | ... |
Madame Yeung /
Sue (English version)
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David Chiang | ... |
John Keung
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Jang Lee Hwang | ... |
Chang Lung
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Kwan Yeung | ... |
Drug Lord
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Hsieh Wang |
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Chi Wai Tai |
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Ho-Ying Sin |
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Sherman Wong |
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Hsiung Kao | ... |
Triad Member
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Tao Chiang |
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Tin Sang Lung |
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The Government lays waste to Thailand's Golden Triangle poppyfields' production, and the Drug Lord seeks vengeance on the police forces involved. For 10 million Swiss Francs, he even buys the services of Madame Sue, a ruthless killer, to dispose of the Iron Angels, a trio of highly trained agents in martial arts and gunfighting... Written by Artemis-9
In the mid '80s quality of Hong Kong movies started to skyrocket, and many above B movie were produced such as this one. This movie is bit of a crossover between the old school and the new direction Hong Kong cinema was starting to take.
Hideki Saijo who's a Japanese singer, and Yukari Oshima who's a Japanese karate champion stars with other Hong Kong luminaries.
I like the HK movies from this era, because it has opulence that gets more intense for the next 10 years. Actresses are beautiful, modern looking, and they can move.
I'm not a fan of HK cinema anymore, but I wouldn't mind dating any one of the actresses from this era especially Chow Wai Man.
But anyways, I think you get the drift. HK movies from this era are treat to watch. This one wouldn't disappoint either, it's a great action flick from British ruled Hong Kong.