A social worker takes on the case of Ming-Ming, a mentally disabled young woman recently orphaned after her remaining parent is killed in a car accident. With the help of her social worker, Ming-Ming is admitted into a home for people with special needs, where the kind head of the home, Mr. Chan, takes a liking to the young lady. As Ming-Ming's situation seems to brighten up, a serial rapist terrorizes the building where the shelter is located, his M.O... women in red. One night, he suddenly sets his sights on Ming-Ming, and a horrific ordeal ensues.

From purveyor of brutal crime thrillers Billy Tang (Dr. Lamb, Run and Kill) Red to Kill (1994) is a truly remarkable piece of Hong Kong extreme cinema that is considered by many to be one of, if not, the most disturbing Category III rated film of all time. It makes its debut here in the UK fully uncensored and restored in 2K armed with new and archival bonus materials in this much-treasured special edition!

Limited Edition Contents (first pressing only)

Rigid slipcase with brand new artwork by Ilan Sheady of Uncle Frank Productions
Illustrated collector's booklet featuring writing by C.J. Lines
Webstore Exclusive 'Mannequin Head' magnet (Limited to 300)
Webstore Exclusive A3 poster reversible fold-out poster (Limited to 300)

Special Features

Fully Uncensored 2K Restoration
Audio Commentary by Cinema Arcana's Bruce Holecheck and Ultra Violent Magazine's Art Ettinger
NEW Introduction by Human Centipede 2 actor Laurence R. Harvey
NEW Hong Kong Untold Stories: Video Essay by Hong Kong Cinema expert Camille Zaurin
NEW When CAT III Films Were King: Interview with Producer Kimmy Shuen Part II
Wild Ratings - Talking Category III: Video Essay by Arne Venema and Mike Leeder
Video Essay by Jeroen Bijl of Horrible Reviews
Trailer
Image Gallery
Cantonese Language with English Subtitles