Inspector Chan Bun (Ching Wan Lau) was a great detective. Unfortunately, he loses his job when he cuts off his ear and gives it to his boss as a retirement present. Inspector Ho (Andy On) is investigating a case on Inspector Wong (Kwok-Lun Lee) who disappeared while chasing a thief into the woods. Several weeks after his disappearance an outbreak of armed robberies and murders are committed with Inspector Wong’s gun. When inspector Ho can not come up with any leads he asks Bun to help him solve this case. After witnessing Bun’s unique style of investigating, inspector Ho realizes that his mentor is truly mad.
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Directed by: Brett Sullivan Written by: Karen Walton & Megan Martin
After mixing blood with her late sister, Brigitte (Emily Perkins) finds herself changing into the beast she failed to prevent her sister from becoming. Every day she shoots up with monkshood in hopes to slow or even cure her disease. Moving from place to place she looks for a cure, and runs from the other beast looking to mate with her. While running from her primal lover she passes out from an overdoes of monkshood. The authorities find her and they assume she is a junkie, so they take her to the local rehab center. Brigitte is denied her daily dose of monkshood and begins to change faster. Will her counselors help her kick her addiction, or will they become dinner for the beast after it gets unleashed?
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Directed by: John Fawcett Written by: Karen Walton
I have been wanting to watch some good werewolf movies, so I did a search, and I came across this gem. When I first saw the title of this movie I thought it was about cookies. Later I found that it was about something even better then those tasty treats. This is a very strange title for a werewolf movie.
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Lynn (Qi Shu) is an assassin hired by Lui Chow (Sau Sek) the brother of a major and corrupt business man to kill his own brother. Assisted by her sister Sue (Wei Zhao) they take out Nunn Chow ( Siu-Lun Wan). After the job is done Lynn decides to quit the business and orders her sister to do the same. Hong Yat Hong (Karen Mok) is the detective assigned to Nunn’s murder and she suspects Lui has something to do with his brother’s demise. To tie up all of the lose ends Lui orders has his mob to kill Lynn, Sue, and detective Hong. Angered by the double cross Sue goes to seek revenge but on her own she can only get SO CLOSE!
Written by: Jeffrey Lau and Directed by: Corey Yuen
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In this installment of the Zombie films, zombies have taken over most of the world and the number of living humans is dwindling. Society has adapted to this change and a great number of people reside in Fiddler’s Green one of the few remaining cities not populated by zombies. Kaufman (Dennis Hopper) the founder of this great city has separated the people into two classes. The upper class living fancy lives, and the lower class left to fend for themselves on the streets. Supplies are brought into the town by a team of mercenaries lead by Riley (Simon Baker) and Cholo (John Leguizamo). Cholo does all of Kaufman’s dirty work in hopes to gain a nice home in Fiddler’s Green, but Kaufman decides to have him killed of instead. Severely pissed off from being double crossed Cholo steals the Dead Reckoning – a seriously modified truck armed to the gills, and threatens to blow up the city. Since Riley designed the Dead Reckoning, Kaufman recruits him to get it back. Meanwhile the zombies decide to attack the city and they have learned to use various tools along the way. Will Riley get the Dead Reckoning back in time to save Fiddler’s Green, or will Cholo blow the city to hell and let the zombies devour the citizens of Fiddler’s green?
Written and directed by: George A. Romero
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