Reviewed by: ekisha Date: 02/18/2009 Summary: Crap I understand formula of these movies...Sometimes Poor script,bad acting but good action makes such films enjoyable.But this one has poor action choreogrpahy too,so it makes this trash worse.I found Yukari Oshima annoying and Lin Wei boring comparing to their other flicks,and whoever made this film didn't use Ngai Sing that much.There's nothing you can say interesting.Watch it if you want to collect all movies of your idols,otherwise skip it. Reviewer Score: 2

Reviewed by: mrblue Date: 02/09/2002 Yukari Oshima plays a traffic cop who is promoted to working on an anti-drug task force after helping to bust a powerful group's dealer. The new leader (Yuen Wah) doesn't like the cops meddling in his affairs, so he sets out to take them out until Yukari comes to save the day. Despite the low budget of this Taiwanese production, Drug Fighters offers up more action than many Hollywood "blockbusters". You know it will be a good movie when it takes less than five minutes to get to an action scene. Even though it slows down during the exposition, mostly due to the lack of talent in the supporting cast, who seem to have trouble dealing with the twists and turns in the plot, by the time Drug Fighters hits the midway point, it delivers almost non-stop action -- and it's very good (and very violent) stuff. In fact, I would argue that this is Yukari's best action work to date. One stunt has her jumping through a train window, grabbing onto the ledge with her feet, flipping under the train and then shooting a guy in the kneecaps. Another has her jumping onto, around and through a flaming car. And of course, the final fight between her and Yuen Wah is fantastic, if a bit short. Yukari also does a good job in the acting department -- she actually brings up tears during one scene -- and elevates Drug Fighters above the usual low-budget action movie junk.