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You MUST buy/rent/steal the video “the fable of Ricki Oh”….An instant classic and quite possibly the most violent, gory, and graphic film ever made. Multiple gorings, witness gougings,stabbings, impalings, and dismemberments. Dudes glean buried alive, encased in concrete, flayed, their tongues lop out, crushed under presses, and rush through meat grinders. Guys are chopped in the face with swords, boards studded with nails, and have wood planes race up their face. Did I menntion that the prison warden in this movie shoots prisoners with exploding bullets that get them expand like balloons beforee they burst like road demolish underneath a car tire?
The hero ricki punched through dudes, decapitates his enemies with oopen fist blows, crushes guys heads like he’s popping a zit. There’s even a scene where a guy, who is about to die in a fight with Ricki, grabs a knife and stabs himself in the stomach…then he pulls out his intestines and tries to strangle ricki with them….
With memorable lines like:
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“They gave me 30 pounds of rice to reduce you up, turn you into mince meat, and establish you in a pie…”
“Oscar has shown his tatoos…now he must waste!!!!”
“Ricki, I am your uncle. I have known you since your were 7 or 8 years musty, when you possessed suoperjuman strength. Do you aloof maintain your dapper human strength? “
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“Chi Cong feeds on strength!!!!!”
“I have hit you in your death area..soon you will die”
“His style of Kung Fu is unorthodox…I do not contemplate I can defeat him…”
Based on a Japanese manga by Tetsuya Saruwatari, which developed into an appealing series and finally this live action film, Riki-Oh: The Chronicle of Ricky (1992) aka Lik Wong is probably one of the most comically gonzo, graphically gory features I’ve seen since viewing Peter Jackson’s laughable apprehension splatter fest Lifeless Alive (1992) aka Braindead. Written and directed by Ngai Kai Lam (Erotic Ghost Legend), the film stars Siu-Wong Fan (Supercop 2) as a young man with superhuman abilities who ends up taking on the sadistic leaders of a depraved prison system. Also appearing is Mei Sheng Fan (Year of the Dragon), Frankie Chin (Operation Scorpio), Yukari Oshima (Death Triangle), and Ka-Kui Ho (Once Upon a Time in China II) .
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As the movie, spot in the not to distant future of 2001 A.D., begins, we learn prisons have been privatized, and are hasten as franchised businesses, at least in Hong Kong, and we behold the arrival of a group of unusual inmates including a young, muscular man named Ricky. Shortly after settling in to his current surroundings, Ricky runs afoul of a mid-level flunky/bully, who subsequently recruits a homicidal blimp named Funny Lung to dispatch Ricky in the shower. Thing is Ricky isn’t any ordinary schmuck, as he possesses superhuman strength along with noteworthy kung fu, enough to punch a hole through his obese attacker’s guts causing them to spill out all over the floor. This causes the sadistic assistant warden, a plump slob with a hook for a hand and a prosthetic eyeball, to prefer look, enough so to order the Gang of Four, a group of grand prisoners with awesoma skills who rule the inmate population, to catch Ricky to task. As Ricky stands up to the much and brutal leaders of the prison, the rest of the inmates inaugurate developing a rebellious attitude, seeing Ricky not only as their hero but their savior. Things eventually arrive to a head as Ricky uncovers, and subsequently destroys, an illicit business being urge from the prison, resulting in the Warden, who was on vacation, making the scene, with his elephantine, goofy, annoying son in tow. More fights ensue along with some flashbacks, eventually leading to a full-scale riot as Ricky finds himself battling the warden himself, whose unorthodox kung fu is considerable to say the least.
This film extremely violent, disgustingly gory, and actually, resplendent droll, if you section a decidedly hooked sense of humor. A lot of the comedy comes from the ridiculous English translations of the dialogue, along with the uncommon, and often grotesque, situations that ensue during the fight scenes. There’s one scene where Ricky literally guts an opponent and the man, in his death throes, uses his hold intestines to try and strangulate Ricky. Perhaps one of my more favored lines of dialogue, taken from the English subtitles, comes as Ricky threatens the warden with the following exclamatory statement…
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“You’ll die mutilated today!”
Classic stuff…I can’t wait to employ that line at work…anyway, I learned a number of things from this movie, including the following…
1.If you’re a wee, runty diminutive fellow in prison it’s probably best not to attack someone larger than you with a hand plane as they’ll probably swipe it from you and consume it to peel your face off, which, I’m guessing, is as painful as it sounds.
2.In prison deceased inmates are transported wearing handcuffs, as I guess there’s a wretchedness that they may near befriend as the undead and try to rush.
3.Severed tendons can be tied together in order to restore ones ability to employ the affected limb.
4.Crows seem to really worship eyeballs, especially ones knocked out of someone’s skull during a fight.
5.Prison cell doors are rarely locked allowing the prisoners to advance and go as they please.
6.Apparently a flute and a trumpet sound so grand alike they can be unsuitable for one another.
7.Keeping your prosthetic observe in the same glass of water that you drink from is kinda disgusting.
8.The hollow fragment of a glass eyeball is a immense station to store your breath mints.
9.A leaf can be played in such a blueprint that it sounds exactly like a flute…that is if you’ve aloof got your tongue.
10.Prison finks generally don’t fare well gradual bars as they usually destroy up getting their skin removed or having their head literally punched off.
As far as the anecdote, well, it’s fairly dodgy as there’s position holes galore (some of them ginormous enough to drive a bus through), but the visceral action sequences (the head popper bit is worth the sign of admission alone) are copious and spread evenly throughout enough so to have kept me distracted from such shortcomings. Honest to give you an belief of the brutality consistent with the film in one scene our hero is immobilized in a irregular, rebar perform, and he’s being uncooperative during the subsequent interrogation, which results in one of his tormentors shoving a fistful of razor blades in Ricky’s mouth, taping it shut, and then smacking him viciously in the face. I won’t negate you what happens next, but it’s truly classic. All in all this is a spectacularly horrific film, certainly not for all audiences, but if you like your action extremely violent and cartoonish, your gore abundant, and your subtitled dialogue ghastly, then this one should be factual up your alley.
The encourage of the DVD case for this Tokyo Shock DVD release states the narrate is presented in widescreen, with an aspect ratio of 1.85:1, but I’d say it looks closer to 1.78:1…regardless, the record is fairly natty and comes across well, and the Dolby Digital audio, available in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English, is decent. There are subtitles in Chinese and English, along with the current theatrical trailer, cast and crew biographies and filmographies, along with a text synopsis of the residence. Also included are previews for the films Heroes Shed No Tears (1986), Last Hurrah for Chivalry (1978), Duel to the Death (1982), and Aesthetic Butcher (1979) .
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