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Mit moon cham on: Yit saat

  • 1993
  • 16
  • 1h 36m
IMDb RATING
5.7/10
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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
    5.7/10
    750
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    • 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
      • Director
        • Kai-Ming Lai
      • Writer
        • Kai-Ming Lai
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      8Captain_Couth

      Category III cinema: Daughter of Darkness

      Daughter of Darkness (1993) was one of the more brutal titles from Hong Kong to be released under the Category III rating. Originally, films received a Category III rating if they showed excessive nudity, strong sexual themes (even if they didn't show any sex or nudity), gay themes or violence. No one under the age of eighteen was allowed to view Category III films. But due to it's huge popularity, the rating became a whole new genre.

      The movie is a police procedural film told in a non-linear structure. A young woman (Lily Cheung)is found in her home, a survivor of a family massacre. Someone has butchered the mother, father (William Ho), brother and sister of the lone surviving victim. A suspect is caught and brutally interrogated by the police. But a slovenly officer (Anthony Wong) is on the case and not everything is what it seems to be.

      A vile and disturbing ride for all involved. Many of these police procedural films were based upon actual crimes. If you enjoy Category III films then this one has your name written all over it!

      Highly recommended.
      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
      10Viva_Chiba

      CAT III Classic....with Anthony Wong !

      This is another Category III (CAT III) movie, starring Anthony Wong, so this is gonna be great !

      The movie starts with Anthony Wong (cheers from the audience !) investigating a murder of an entire family, the only member of the family who is still alive is the young Wei Fong (played by Lily Chung, a CAT III hottie), after some evidences, Wei Fong decides to confess a sad story of abuse and violence....from her family.

      Daughter of Darkness starts as a comedy, with the officer Lui (Anthony Wong) investigating the murder, making you to "forget" about the mean spirited and sad atmosphere that you was expecting. But after that Wei Fong decides to confess, the movie continues with THAT mean spirited and sad atmosphere that you was expecting ! Besides "The Untold Story", this is one of the ESSENTIAL CAT III movies, that every CAT III fan should check. The music is great for set up the "mood" of the scenes (especially of the "sad" ones). The performance of Anthony Wong was awesome, just like the one of Lily Chung. There are enough sex scenes to entertain the male audience.
      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.
      3Der_Schnibbler

      Give me a break

      I suppose this melodramatic piece of clownish claptrap is the Chinese' idea of dark and deviant. As if a year and a half there wasn't enough to let me know how lame their films and TV shows are.

      It gets pretty nasty for a few minutes toward the end. The "row, row, row your boat" part nearly had me fapping. But even then the general air of "aw shucks" stupidity will make it difficult for most people to even get that far. The typically Chinglish subtitles only lessen the impact.

      Unless you are not a fan of these kind of films, I wouldn't recommend this. Communists simply do not have enough worldliness or emotional depth to create anything truly profound, since they are indoctrinated to be lamers from birth.

      The ending is nearly twenty unrelenting minutes of a moronically cruel downward spiral that is supposed to have you in tears, but in reality just makes you wanna roll your eyes till your brain starts to hurt. It just goes on and on and on. It's as if some idiot thought (and I'm sure he did), "Let's make a hundred item list of every single possible thing that would make people sad, then show them all scene by scene toward the end!!"

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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
        1 hour 36 minutes
      • Color
        • Color
      • Sound mix
        • Mono
      • Aspect ratio
        • 1.85 : 1

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