Naked Killer is a film that focuses on two pairs of free-lance killers who unleash their hostilities on each other in modern day Hong Kong. Tinam (Simon Yam), a cop with a fear of guns (after he accidentally shot his brother) finds himself caught in the middle of the assassins' personal feud when he recognizes Kitty (Chingmy Yau), one of the killers with whom he had a love affair with earlier. This film focuses on Kitty and Tinam's love for each other as well as their need to try and cope with the other's lifestyle, but it won't be so easy when some Yakuza big shots put a contract on Kitty's head and the head of her teacher, Sister Cindy (Kelly Yao), the woman who took her under her wing and taught her everything she knows. Things really spice up when Princess (played to perfection by Carrie Ng), a vampish lesbian and Baby (adorable Madoka Sugawara), her partner and personal play-toy get caught in the mix. Princess used to be a protege of Cindy's and when she announces to Cindy in her own home none the less, that she and Baby are taking up the contract that was assigned to them, they will become each other's sworn enemies. However, Princess has set her lustful sights on Kitty and can't decide whether to kill her or make love to her, but Kitty makes it quite clear that she doesn't swing that way. When Cindy's life is threatened by the two psychotic killers, Kitty and Tinam may have to risk their very lives as well as their love and happiness for each other to save her teacher and stay one step ahead of the bad guys as they find themselves playing a game of 'step on or get stepped on'.

Many movies like Body Weapon and Naked Weapon have tried to carry the torch of this fine film, but haven't had much success. I think what made this movie such a cult favorite is because they chose an all-star cast to play the parts of the characters. Chingmy Yau, Carrie Ng, Kelly Yao and Madoka Sugawara all disappeared off the face of the earth sometime in the late nineties or early 2000 and it's a shame they're not doing any more films today. Simon Yam is still going on strong playing cops and an assortment of bad guys to this day though.

Chingmy Yau lights up the screen in her playful portrayal of Kitty and the name suits her character very well. Kitty is a ruthless woman when she has to be but can be sweet and playful when someone treats her right. Kelly Yao plays Cindy, the middle-aged hit woman with a seductive body and killer skills to match. She shows her pupil that the arts of seduction is necessary in the killing business. Carrie Ng has quite a cult following for her portrayal of Princess, the lesbian hit woman who enjoys killing so much, that it makes her hormones rage out of control. At one point in this film, she makes out with Baby in a swimming pool of blood after they kill their target. Later on, Princess tries to worm her way into Kitty's heart in an attempt to get her to join her side and to leave Cindy behind. This makes Madoka Sugawara's character very jealous, as Baby gets very cold and icy when she sees Kitty around Princess.

I don't wanna' give too much away, but you gotta' see this film! It was action-packed and chop full of bullet ballet, H.K. Kickboxing, acrobatics and plenty of Hong Kong fashion, club music and erotic scenes of bliss. Check it out and you won't be disappointed.