Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky
(1991)
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Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky
(1991)
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Siu-Wong Fan | ... | ||
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Mei Sheng Fan | ... |
Assistant Warden
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Ka-Kui Ho | ... | |
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Yukari Ôshima | ... |
Yomi - Huang Chuan
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Kan-Wing Tsang |
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Kwok-Pong Chan | ... |
Hai's Godson
(as Chan Kwok-Bong)
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Kôichi Sugisaki | ... |
Kitamakura
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Chi-leung Chan | ... |
Narumi - Hai
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King Chan |
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Philip Kwok | ... | |
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Ji Keung Wong |
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Kwai-Hung Wong |
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Kwok-Leung Wong | ... |
Prison Warden's Son
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Kai Wing Lam |
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Tetsurô Tanba | ... |
Master Chang (Guest star)
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The story is set in the year of 2001 in a prison owned by a major company. A new prisoner sees his friends being harassed and killed by the guards and seeks his revenge. Written by Martin Blom <Martin.Blom@hks.se>
Ngai Kai Lam, the director of the first and best "Erotic Ghost Story", captained this magnificent gore- and fight-fest set in an unconventional Hong Kong prison. It is so gleefully over-the-top that it exists in its own ludicrous stratosphere and is one of the most memorable Hong Kong exploitation films ever made. Siu-Wong Fan is terrific as Riki-oh, a meditative lad who is imprisoned for defending his girlfriend's honor. Possessing almost supernatural strength and fighting prowess, he is forced to fight The Gang of Four, a bunch of crazy, imprisoned superhero types who appear to control the prison's inmates with the approval of the corrupt, one-eyed assistant aarden (Mui Sang Fan), keeper of a massive porno mag collection and owner of a screw-on hook he uses to cart human trash away. The blood-soaked scenes of violence are hilarious and grotesque. Guts are ripped from a man's stomach and used to strangle him. Birds peck out an eyeball. Heads are squashed until they explode. Ricki even knocks down a prison wall with one nasty punch. Originally a Japanese manga (and there's an animated version, too), "The Story of Ricky" has a great, bombastic score, ultra-bloody effects, operatic performances, and a fat Japanese boy, too. It all adds up to top notch entertainment for the whole family.