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Mit moon cham on: Yit saat

  • 1993
  • 16
  • 1h 36m
IMDb RATING
5.8/10
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Mit moon cham on: Yit saat (1993)
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Police suspect a young teenager who was horrifically abused by her family and raped by her father of finally snapping and slaughtering them all.Police suspect a young teenager who was horrifically abused by her family and raped by her father of finally snapping and slaughtering them all.Police suspect a young teenager who was horrifically abused by her family and raped by her father of finally snapping and slaughtering them all.

  • Director
    • Kai-Ming Lai
  • Writer
    • Kai-Ming Lai
  • Stars
    • Lily Chung
    • Hugo Ng
    • Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
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  • IMDb RATING
    5.8/10
    763
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Kai-Ming Lai
    • Writer
      • Kai-Ming Lai
    • Stars
      • Lily Chung
      • Hugo Ng
      • Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    • 11User reviews
    • 10Critic reviews
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    Lily Chung
    Lily Chung
    • Wei-Fong
    Hugo Ng
    Hugo Ng
    • Kin
    Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    • Lui
    Ka-Kui Ho
    Ka-Kui Ho
    • Wei-Fong's Father
    Daisy
    • Wei-Fong's Mother
    Yuk-Kwan Chan
    Biu Gam
    Biu Gam
      Si-Man Hui
      Si-Man Hui
      • Gossiping Woman
      Che Kau-Wa
      • Policeman
      Wan-fei Lee
      • Villager at Police Station
      Kai-Chi Leung
      • Fung
      Money Lo
      Money Lo
      • Dong Huan
      Hung Lu
      Hung Lu
      Siu-Ming Lui
      Siu-Ming Lui
      Siu-Bo Ng
      Yuet-Kiu Pak
      Ching-Yee Wong
      Kam Hung Wong
      • Gambling House Suspect
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        • Kai-Ming Lai
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        • Kai-Ming Lai
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      7HumanoidOfFlesh

      Another nasty Cat III shocker from Hong Kong.

      "Daughter of Darkness" is a tale of a young woman's sexual abuse by her father.The film is very dark as it offers plenty of sex,nudity,gore and heavy violence.Lily Chung-who played Ming-Ming in Billy Tang's "Red to Kill"(1994)-is extremely convincing as titular heroine Fong.The film is pretty uneven,because it's filled with lame comedy and silly jokes.Still the scenes of rape and sexual abuse are very shocking and unpleasant.The final slaughter scene is extremely violent and bloody.Anthony Wong from "Ebola Syndrome"(1996)is also memorable as police captain Lui.The scene where he molests the female corpse totally cracked me up.Overall,"Daughter of Darkness" is a pretty good shocker,so if you like extreme stuff give it a look.7 out of 10.
      7berthier

      Bizarre

      A young woman is maltreated by her family an raped by her father. All her family is killed. The daughter is suspected by a mad inspector (a sort of trash Nicky Larson) who is more interested by sex (very "scatological") than the investigation. What a strange movie! In fact, it's a mix between stupid comedy and very violent trash scenes (murder, incest, rape). I think this movie is really disconcerting for the occidental public. There is no morality, they deal with glaucous subjects with absurd humor. So, if you like the trash Asian way of making movies, try this one.

      Really fun.
      7BA_Harrison

      Shocking Cat III, chock full of nastiness.

      One year prior to her excellent turn as Ming Ming in 'Bloody' Billy Tang's top Cat II shocker Red To Kill, Lily Chung played another hapless victim of violence and sexual abuse in Daughter of Darkness (also directed by Tang).

      Chung plays Wei, a beautiful young woman who is tortured (mentally and physically) by her own family, until, one night, she finally snaps and sees to it that they will never harm her again.

      After a gruesome opening scene, in which Wei reports the slaughter of her family to the cops, and the bloodbath is examined by a sleazy cop (ably played by Anthony Wong), the movie gives way to a series of lame comedic moments, which serve to belie the shocking nature of the movie as a whole.

      However, once Wong's cop begins to unravel the truth about the grisly murders, the tone of the film shifts into much darker territory. Wei tells of her abuse and, in flashbacks, we see how, after being downtrodden by her mother and siblings, and repeatedly raped by her father, she savagely dispatches of her uncaring family.

      Packed to the rafters with scenes of nudity (Chung isn't shy about stripping off), perversion, voyeurism, violence, and general sleaziness, Daughter of Darkness is a very good example of Cat III excess.

      I see Daughter of Darkness as something of a practice run for Chung and Tang, whose next film together, Red to Kill, is the perfect Cat III experience. Daughter of Darkness isn't perfect, but fans of the genre will find much to enjoy in this ultimately dark and depressing slice of extreme cinema.

      *** The Universe release, which I viewed, is the most complete official version of the film available on DVD, however it is shorn of some moments of violence which were in the original theatrical release. ***
      8Musicianmagic

      Comedy. Crime Drama. Horror. Sexploitation. All in one

      This is a combination comedy, crime drama, horror & sexploitation film. It doesn't do any one of these great but well enough that together it's an above average movie.

      The IMDB plot description is (as frequently the case) not accurate. We don't know who did the killing until near the end. It's more accurate to say, the movie is both the investigation of the killings as well as what provoked the killings.

      The police are more the comedy, played in a slapstick style. Yes they actually investigate tho almost everything they do is played for laughs. Unfortunately, it doesn't work much of the time but there are a few laughs. They are part of the crime drama tho that's mostly played out in the story of what lead to the killings. That part is also the sexploitation with several sex scenes. Nothing real graphic but there is nudity and simulated sex. The killings themselves are the horror part as it's fairly graphic violence with several quarts of blood. The script did a fantastic job of weaving everything together. This movie fits every category of a Cat III movie.

      While most of the cast are just alright. The female lead Lily Chung is excellent. Part of the reason this movie works. Yes she is beautiful but more importantly she can act. Ka-Kui Ho, who plays her father is outstanding. His facial expressions really fit the part.

      This movie may not be for everyone. Some may not like the violence. Some the nudity. Some may not find anything funny. It's the movie in its entirety that make it a very good movie. Worth watching!
      7EVOL666

      More Decent Cat III Trash...

      DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS is a pretty sleazy Cat III "shocker" with themes of violence, rape, murder, incest, voyeurism, among other assorted nastiness, but before ya get too excited, this one is pretty mediocre. Lily Chung (who was Ming-Ming in the far superior RED TO KILL) plays another tortured soul (the type of role she seems to do so well...) who is the "black sheep" of her family. There doesn't appear to be any real rhyme or reason, but her mother, father, sister, and brother all hate her and treat her like complete garbage. Eventually she gets tired of the constant abuse (and the abuse takes many disturbing shapes) and flips the f'ck out. The rest is pretty typical Cat III history.

      DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS isn't bad, but it isn't nearly as much of a stand-out HK "shocker" as THE UNTOLD STORY, RED TO KILL, or THE EBOLA SYNDROME, for example. Anthony Wong has another great performance - and even though he is a cop in this one, he is still a twisted, perverse, filthy f!cking scum-bag (and that's why we love ya Tony!!!). One of the big problems is that DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS starts as almost a straight-up comedy, then switches mid-film into a typical Cat III sleaze-fest when Chung begins to tell her story of abuse to the cops. I don't much mind the comedic aspects that tend to go along with even the most shocking of these types of films, but DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS switched from comedy to serious drama in a blink, and made for a disjointed feel. Regardless, still a decent entry and worth a look for all you pervert douche-bags out there (like me...) ; ) 7/10

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      • Trivia
        Lily Chung Suk Wai is married to Hugo Ng and they have a son.
      • Quotes

        Wei-Fong's Father: I please your uterus. You kiss my toes. It's fair.

      • Alternate versions
        The rare Hong Kong Ocean Shores VHS is uncut. The film was split in two onto separate tapes labeled Part 1 and Part 2.
      • Connections
        Followed by Mit moon cham on 2: Che chung (1994)

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      • Release date
        • October 28, 1993 (Hong Kong)
      • Country of origin
        • Hong Kong
      • Language
        • Cantonese
      • Also known as
        • Daughter of Darkness
      • Filming locations
        • Hong Kong, China
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      • Runtime
        • 1h 36m(96 min)
      • Color
        • Color
      • Sound mix
        • Mono
      • Aspect ratio
        • 1.85 : 1

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