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Once you get past Anthony Wong looking like a psycho Von Trapp kid, it was an enjoyable movie .Veronica Yip is some nice looking woman. I just had to add that. But her acting was even better. She would have looked better in the Von Trapp outfit. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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Great thriller in the vein of "Wait Until Dark". There is just something wonderfully scary about your main character being blind that makes the audience feel even more creeped out because they can see what she can't. Especially the shower scene really does a great job of racketing up the tension. Good jobs all around, especially from Veronica Yip and Anthony Chan whom I'm more used to in comic roles in "Mr Vampire", "Mr Vampire 4", "The Trial", and the like. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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| Following along the lines of Misery, this suspense thriller has Veronica Yip as the helpless but dependant victim and Anthony Wong the psycho who imprisons her. Veronica is temporarily blind for 2 days. How appropriate that her husband Jack is going away for two days, leaving her alone. Enter Anthony as Sam, wearing an evil Chuckie/ lumberjack outfit, who claims to be Jack's old friend. And how appropriate that he can't find a cab on this rainy night and she trustingly allows him shelter. Slowly he gets freakier as we learn that he has stalked her for a year, waiting for this opportunity to take revenge on Jack for having an affair with his wife. And while they wait for Jack to return home, they have two days to have some... interplay. There is some brutally cruel and violent content without being overly explicit. There's the basic incidental lightning and thunder crashes and suspense teasers. But in the least, this movie teaches you what household items can be used as effective weapons. |
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| | | | | Veronica Yip is the spoiled housewife of a rich doctor who is temporarily blinded for three days. Some bad timing requires her husband to be out of town, leaving her alone for the weekend. Enter Anthony Wong, a demented stranger who shows up out of the blue to take advantage of her vulnerable situation. Thanks to the fine acting talents of the two leads, this film manages to rise above its obviously exploitative intentions and become a decent nailbiter. This is one of the films that helped Veronica transcend Category III pigeonholing, and gave people respect for Anthony Wong's acting skills. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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