original
Taiwanese/Chinese title: SHI CHENG
[Zombie Tower]
director:
Joe Chien (Chien Jen Hao)
starring Andy On · Jessica Cambensy (as Jesica C) · Michael
Wong · Candy Yuen · Jack Kao · Philip Ng
The
zombie films of director Joe Chieng have polarized audiences. The traditionalists
are offended by the overt sexuality, the grim sleaze and the excessively
unflinching gore, while others - the fans of exploitation cinema - are
attracted for the very same reasons. Simply, this movie, and its predecessor
ZOMBIE
108, are not for everybody; both are deservedly rated CAT III
[no viewers under 18 years].
A zombie outbreak leaves the residents of an apartment
house fighting for their lives. These victims include drug-dealing thugs
who suddenly [and painfully] discover their cocksucking whores are suffering
from the zombi virus. Into that festive bloodbath comes a rogue police
squad that plans to rob and wipe out the gang. Meanwhile, kindly chemistry
teacher Wu Ming is holding a birthday party down the hall for his high
school daughter but they are soon victimized by both the bad police
team and flesh-eating zombies. After the first half of the movie (the
tower assault), the action moves forward one year. Survivors Jenny and
Andy have been captured by the schoolteacher-turned-tyrant. He is now
living like a decadent Roman emperor, conducting gladiator games with
kidnapped humans and zombies.
Andy
On began his acting career with Tsui Hark's sequel BLACK
MASK 2 in
2005. He would star in another 40+ high profile films including Sammo
Hung's DRAGON
SQUAD, Maggie Q's THREE
KINGDOMS, andANGEL
WARRIORS. Jessica C established herself with David Chang's DOUBLE
TROUBLE in 2012; she later starred in SPECIAL
FEMALE FORCE. She and Andy fell in love during the filming of
this movie. They married and today have one child.
A Taiwanese film with English subtitles (and some English language);
widescreen format,
uncut version (96 minutes), DVD encoded for ALL REGION NTSC, extras
include theatrical trailer.
Graphic
Violence/Gore/Strong Sexual Themes/Drugs/Nudity/Rape/Sexual Brutality
For Adult Audiences Only
The
zombie films of director Joe Chieng have polarized audiences. The traditionalists
are offended by the overt sexuality, the grim sleaze and the excessively
unflinching gore, while others - the fans of exploitation cinema - are
attracted for the very same reasons. Simply, this movie, and its predecessor
