Lethal Angels 2007
Steve Cheng Wai-Man's *Lethal Angels* (2007) delivers a gripping blend of action and psychological thriller, following a group of women who've endured profound betrayals and violence at the hands of men.
Director: Steve Cheng Wai-Man
Cast
Jordan Chan Siu-Chun
Darren
Cherrie Ying Choi-Yi
Emma
Andy On Chi-Kit
Jet
Fung Hak-On
Sgt. Wai
Samuel Pang King-Chi
Big Eyes
Li Fei
Tien Hsin
Tony Ho
Yuan Gao
媚媚
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Lethal Angels* (2007) about?
*Lethal Angels* (2007) follows a collective of women who've been wronged by men, training together to become deadly assassins seeking retribution. Their mission spirals into deception when two allies realize their friendship—and the truth behind their vendettas—is built on shifting sands. The film examines whether vengeance can ever truly satisfy or if it only perpetuates the cycle of pain.
Who directed *Lethal Angels*?
*Lethal Angels* was directed by Steve Cheng Wai-Man, a filmmaker known for blending high-octane action with emotionally charged narratives.
Who stars in *Lethal Angels*?
The film stars Jordan Chan Siu-Chun, Cherrie Ying Choi-Yi, Andy On Chi-Kit, Fung Hak-On, and Samuel Pang King-Chi in pivotal roles.
Is *Lethal Angels* (2007) worth watching?
As an action-thriller, *Lethal Angels* (2007) delivers sharp fight sequences and a thought-provoking take on revenge, though its pacing occasionally stumbles. Fans of morally ambiguous narratives and stylish Hong Kong action will find plenty to appreciate—just don't expect a straightforward redemption arc.
How long is *Lethal Angels*?
*Lethal Angels* runs for 97 minutes.
About Lethal Angels (2007) — Revenge, Betrayal, and the Cost of Justice
Steve Cheng Wai-Man's *Lethal Angels* (2007) delivers a gripping blend of action and psychological thriller, following a group of women who've endured profound betrayals and violence at the hands of men. United by their shared pain, they're trained as lethal assassins, using their wits and appearances to infiltrate and exact revenge on their oppressors. But as alliances form and secrets unravel, the line between justice and vengeance blurs—especially when two women discover their bond is built on lies. The film dives deep into themes of trauma, morality, and the cyclical nature of abuse, all set against a neon-lit underworld where trust is a luxury no one can afford.
With its stylish fight choreography and morally complex storyline, *Lethal Angels* (2007) stands out as a bold exploration of feminine rage and retribution. The atmosphere crackles with tension as every character hides an agenda, making it impossible to predict who will strike next—or who might be the next victim. It's a story that asks: Can revenge truly heal, or does it only breed more chaos?
