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45 years old — old enough to be someone's favourite childhood film.

Elder brother, Big Cat is a flirt and younger brother, Small Cat is mean and cold. They were sent to prison for commiting crimes. Uncle Tse, a dominant criminal, accepted Small Cat in admiration of his tuff character. Inspector Tai, who caught them in jail is a responsible, efficient an dhard crime destructor. Soon as the brothers were out from jail, they ran into Tai in doing a case. Small Cat who was very anxious to take revenge on Tai...
“Some stories are better left unspoiled.”

Chen Kuan-Tai
Inspector Tai

Lee Yin-Yin

Lam Kwok-Hung

Pomson Shi

Hon Yee-Sang

Lo Lieh
Uncle Tse

Cheng Lai-Fong

Mai Kei
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Chen Kuan-Tai directs. Vincent Leung Wing-Chan cuts. Produced in Hong Kong. Dialogue in Cantonese.
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Another VCD obscurity with Lo Lieh, this time he’s a gang boss with very little screen time. Chen Kuan-Tai is also along for the ride as a Dirty Harry no fucking rules type cop hunting a pair of psychopathic brothers on a killing spree. This is not one of the action packed heroic bloodshed films that would dominate Hong Kong cinema just a few years later. No helicopters or flaming infernos or stuntmen jumping off impossibly high structures but there’s heaps of violence here, much of it grim and mean. Don’t worry there’s also plenty of fun to be had. Disco fistfight, natural gas leak freakout, auntie explosion, not-so-erotic-asphyxiation, security guard street drag, it’s a damn good time.
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Lo Wei Motion Picture Company
HK
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