Trust Me U Die 1998
Billy Chung Siu-Hung's 1998 horror-thriller *Trust Me U Die* dives into the dark side of scientific ambition when Dr. Greg Fong develops SS160, a super steroid promising to cure any ailment—from impotence to idiocy—and transform its users into near-superhumans.
Director: Billy Chung Siu-Hung
Cast
Simon Yam
Dr. Gred Fong Kin-Wah
Mark Cheng Ho-Nam
Dr. Mike Chow
Sam Lee
Chan Ying-Lai
Vivian
Gladys Fung Hiu-Si
Joe Cheung Tung-Cho
Ruco Chan
Lo Hei-Loi
Jimmy Wong
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Trust Me U Die (1998) about?
*Trust Me U Die* follows Dr. Greg Fong's descent into madness after creating SS160, a steroid that promises superhuman abilities but leads to chaos when misused. His return to Hong Kong and partnership with a black-market organ dealer spirals into violence, drugs, and a deadly betrayal of trust.
Who directed Trust Me U Die?
The film was directed by Billy Chung Siu-Hung, known for blending psychological tension with visceral horror in his 1990s thrillers.
Who stars in Trust Me U Die?
Simon Yam headlines the cast as Dr. Greg Fong, joined by Mark Cheng Ho-Nam, Sam Lee, and Chan Ying-Lai in this Hong Kong horror-thriller.
Is Trust Me U Die (1998) worth watching?
While unrated, *Trust Me U Die* offers a gritty, low-budget thrill with strong Hong Kong horror influences and a memorable descent into madness. Fans of psychological thrillers with a side of body horror will find it a cult curiosity worth seeking out.
How long is Trust Me U Die?
The film runs for 94 minutes, delivering a tight, high-stakes narrative packed with twists and tension.
About Trust Me U Die (1998) — When science goes rogue and trust dies last
Billy Chung Siu-Hung's 1998 horror-thriller *Trust Me U Die* dives into the dark side of scientific ambition when Dr. Greg Fong develops SS160, a super steroid promising to cure any ailment—from impotence to idiocy—and transform its users into near-superhumans. His unhinged obsession, however, spirals into madness after a fatal lab accident forces him back to Hong Kong, where he teams up with old friend Dr. Mike Chow, a black-market organ dealer. What starts as a quest for medical breakthrough curdles into a nightmare of betrayal, drugs, and violence when Fong's girlfriend becomes the next victim of Chow's twisted schemes.
The film sizzles with Hong Kong's signature neon-noir atmosphere, blending body horror with the psychological unraveling of its driven protagonist. As SS160's side effects turn gruesome and trust evaporates, *Trust Me U Die* delivers a relentless tale of scientific hubris and human depravity, wrapped in shocking twists that keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
