Gong Tau 2007
Gong Tau (2007), directed by Herman Yau, is a gripping Hong Kong horror film that blends crime, betrayal, and supernatural dread.
Director: Herman Yau
Cast
Mark Cheng Ho-Nam
Officer Rockman Cheung
Maggie Shiu
Karpi
Lam Suet
Officer 'Brother' Sum
Kenny Wong Tak-Ban
Lam Chiu
Yu Gu
Lockman
Benz Hui Siu-Hung
Wah
Pauline Yam Bo-Lam
Forensic Doctor
Jay Lau Kam-Ling
Lily Chan
Teng Tzu-hsuan
Elli Lam
Kam Loi-Kwan
Sai Keung
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gong Tau (2007) about?
Gong Tau follows detective Rockman, who leaves a passionate but doomed affair in Thailand and returns to Hong Kong. Years later, his past resurfaces in a terrifying way, as a vengeful force tied to his broken promise begins to destroy his life and family.
Who directed Gong Tau?
Gong Tau was directed by Herman Yau, known for his work in Hong Kong crime and horror films, who crafts a moody and suspenseful atmosphere.
Who stars in Gong Tau?
The film stars Mark Cheng Ho-Nam as Rockman, Maggie Shiu as Elli, and Lam Suet, with supporting roles by Kenny Wong Tak-Ban and Yu Gu.
Is Gong Tau (2007) worth watching?
As a crime-horror hybrid, Gong Tau offers a tense and atmospheric experience, though its supernatural elements may not appeal to all horror fans. Its tight runtime and strong performances make it a solid pick for fans of Asian thrillers.
How long is Gong Tau?
Gong Tau has a runtime of 97 minutes.
🎥 Trailer
About Gong Tau (2007) — Crime, Horror, and the Ghosts of Past Choices
Gong Tau (2007), directed by Herman Yau, is a gripping Hong Kong horror film that blends crime, betrayal, and supernatural dread. When CID detective Rockman travels to Thailand for an investigation, he crosses paths with Elli, a captivating table dancer, and sparks a passionate but short-lived affair. Bound by duty, he returns to Hong Kong, leaving Elli heartbroken and vowing revenge. Three years later, Rockman's life unravels when a sinister force tied to his broken promise threatens his family, forcing him to confront the consequences of his choices.
Herman Yau's atmospheric direction amplifies the film's eerie tension, weaving together themes of deception, karma, and the lingering scars of regret. With a brooding visual style and a haunting narrative, Gong Tau delivers a chilling exploration of how past actions can haunt the present.
