Ebola Syndrome
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Herman Yau and Anthony Wong reunite for an even more feverish Category III descent, blending grotesque shock, pitch-black humour, and a relentlessly repellent central performance.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Herman Yau and Anthony Wong reunite for an even more feverish Category III descent, blending grotesque shock, pitch-black humour, and a relentlessly repellent central performance.
Why this pick
Another savage Herman Yau thriller from the same period, driven by social rage, lurid violence, and the unstable momentum of a man pushed into moral collapse.
Why this pick
Its procedural serial-killer frame and confrontational brutality offer a similarly grimy Hong Kong exploitation mood, with Anthony Wong giving another chillingly committed performance.
Why this pick
A punishing, taboo-breaking revenge nightmare with the same early-1990s Hong Kong Category III rawness, abrupt tonal cruelty, and willingness to make its lead profoundly uncomfortable.
Why this pick
For the unvarnished sleaze and psychological extremity: this is a bleak, confrontational Category III thriller that again uses Anthony Wong’s intensity to make exploitation feel deeply ugly.
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01 / THE STORY
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Wong Chi Hang