In a 1970s Hong Kong, a series of brutalities instills terror in the city. The story follows a detective weary of the corruption surrounding him and a judicial system that seems to be crumbling. It’s one of those movies that grabs you from the very first minute, filled with crunchy joints and unexpected twists. Our protagonist, a determined police officer, finds himself on the trail of a sadistic serial killer who preys on young women, leaving a wake of horror and despair.
As he investigates, he unravels a web of intrigue that involves both the local mafia and influential figures, complicating his efforts even further. Increasingly obsessed with the case, he is faced not only with physical danger but also with his own inner demons.
As the tension escalates, the detective teams up with a reporter seeking the truth behind the wave of crimes. Together, they discover that the key to stopping the killer may be linked to dark secrets from the past that many would prefer to keep hidden. With cinematography that captures both the brutality and beauty of Hong Kong, the film blends action, suspense, and social commentary into a perfect cocktail. In the end, it’s not just about catching the monster, but also about confronting the ghosts that haunt both the characters and society itself.