 |  |  |  |  Fantastic horror/comedy, or maybe comedy/horror--any way you describe it, it really worked. Thanks in no small part to the very talented duo of Sylvia Chang and Kent Cheng, who really made the comedy work, and also to Sylvia Chang and Simon Yam (who plays--what else?--the killer) who made the last twenty minutes wonderfully tense. It is, so far, the only "slasher" movie from the Golden Age of slashers (1978-1984) that was made in Asia. This movie succeeded where "Scream" failed in keeping the horror and the comedy separate. They didn't try to inject the comedy into the killings. My favorite killing (that sounds really bad) was the third one, with the girl hiding on the other side of the shower curtain. The comedy might put you off at first--it did for me a bit--but by the second attack I managed to figure out the mixture and it really worked for me. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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