A genuine crowd-pleaser, it's a far cry from Tsui Hark's more sedate historical epics of late, relying instead on bullets, breasts, and bloody mayhem to move the 90-mile-a-second plot line along.

[Clarence Fok's] flick is wilder, sleazier (in a charming sort of way) and more sexually democratic than [Basic Instinct].

A once in a lifetime hit for director Clarence Fok.

Cheapo knock-off trash.