A serial killer, a psychopathic youth and a demented fortune teller cross paths in nightmarish roller coaster ride.
It’s serial killer vs psychopathic youth vs demented fortune teller in Soi Cheang’s madcap follow up to Limbo, which sees Hong Kong become a battleground for forces of fortune fighting to determine the outcome to one question: “Can fate really determine who is born a killer and who a victim?”
When the path of a madcap fortune teller nicknamed ‘The Master’ crosses the path of Siu-Tong, an immediate connection occurs: The Master can see Siu-Tong was born to be a psychopath but thinks he can change his fate. Meanwhile the ruthless and brutal ‘The Killer’ cuts a bloody path across Hong Kong, trailed by a veteran detective, and it is only a matter of time before the four are on a collision path in a film that is as every bit as demented as Soi Cheang’s previous efforts, drawing on every aspect of belief, faith, murder, and madness with verve.
