Bloody Beast 1994
Hong Kong's 1994 horror-crime hybrid *Bloody Beast* weaves a chilling tale of psychological unraveling and brutal revenge directed by Tak-Sing Tam.
Director: Tak-Sing Tam
Cast
Lawrence Ng Kai-Wah
Chen Siu Hsiong
Lau Siu-Ming
Chen's Father
Joey Fan Oi-Kit
Chen's Sister
Eugina Lau Mei-Guen
Kent Tong Chun-Yip
Captain Suen
William Ho
Shing
Wang Pei Chin
Jack Wong
Hui Pui
Victim
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bloody Beast (1994) about?
*Bloody Beast* follows Chen Siu-hsiong, a man whose traumatic childhood memory of a woman breastfeeding in public torments him into adulthood. Haunted by humiliation, he embarks on a murderous rampage, targeting every nursing mother he encounters in a twisted quest for vengeance.
Who directed Bloody Beast?
Bloody Beast was directed by Tak-Sing Tam, a filmmaker known for blending Hong Kong crime and horror elements into visceral, atmospheric narratives.
Who stars in Bloody Beast?
The film stars Lawrence Ng Kai-Wah in the lead role, alongside Lau Siu-Ming, Joey Fan Oi-Kit, Kent Tong Chun-Yip, and William Ho.
Is Bloody Beast (1994) worth watching?
While *Bloody Beast* is a niche horror-crime hybrid with a gruesome premise, its tight runtime and atmospheric direction make it a cult curiosity for fans of 1990s Asian exploitation. Approach with caution—it's not for the faint-hearted.
How long is Bloody Beast?
Bloody Beast has a runtime of 89 minutes.
About Bloody Beast (1994) — When Childhood Shame Turns to Violent Revenge
Hong Kong's 1994 horror-crime hybrid *Bloody Beast* weaves a chilling tale of psychological unraveling and brutal revenge directed by Tak-Sing Tam. At its core, the film follows Chen Siu-hsiong (Lawrence Ng Kai-Wah), a man whose traumatic childhood memory—witnessing a woman breastfeeding in public while he felt aroused yet humiliated—fuels a relentless killing spree targeting every nursing mother he encounters. The atmosphere is thick with dread, blending grimy urban backdrops with visceral horror as Siu-hsiong's obsession spirals into a nightmare of bloodshed and societal decay.
As the narrative unfolds, *Bloody Beast* explores themes of repressed trauma, societal taboos, and the dark extremes of vengeance. With a tight 89-minute runtime, the film delivers a punishing pace that amplifies its unsettling tone. Backed by a cast including Lau Siu-Ming, Joey Fan Oi-Kit, and Kent Tong Chun-Yip, the production leans into its crime-horror fusion, creating a visceral experience for genre fans seeking something raw and unflinching.
