Yukari Oshima, Frankie Chin, Gloria Yip and Ka-Kui Ho
One of the most absurdly violent films ever made, this outrageous comic book of a movie is short on style but makes up for it in sheer audacity and excess. Brooding street kid Ricky Ho (Fan Siu Wang, ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 6, 2004
Stats: 896 reviews
The Story of Ricky is so ridiculous that to begin criticizing or trying to explain it would almost be missing the point. An entirely entertaining martial arts movie, this movie is so ridiculously graphic and over the top. The dubbing is hysterical to the point where an admittedly...( read more)
Justifies the invention of cinema in every possible way. It made me feel proud of forming part of the human race.
The greatest prison film ever, Shawshank ain't got nothing on this:
and this:
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Absurdly over the top violence plus hilariously ridiculous dramatization and the result is quite a fun movie
Enter the Dragon (1973) and Lock Up (1989) meet Braindead (1992)! What do you get? One of the goriest, hilarious, violent, unrealistic and outrageous films ever made, obviously. Lik Wong brings pure gory entertainment that any martial arts fan and horror fan should see. I loved t...( read more)
one of the most excessively violent, ridiculously gory, and super fun asian films i have ever seen. so awesome.
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