Reviewed by: STSH Date: 05/31/2002 Summary: Weird For the first 15 minutes, you could be wondering if this really is a Brigitte Lin film, as you barely see Venus. But she enters the story properly after her character's brother shoots his married lover and runs off, believing her dead. This film has an amateurish look in places, especially the very unconvincing fight scenes. The most remarkable ascpect of the film is the cross-grained choice of "background music", which is a random stew of late 70s/early 80s Western pop, often played so loud you can barely hear the actors speak their lines (not that this is entirely a bad thing !), and the songs are chosen with no apparent connection to what's happening. You'd want to be a dedicated Brigitte fan to watch this one for her looks, although there are a few shots of her bathed in a very flattering soft focus, when she is viewed in a romantic light by the male lead. The story is unconvincing soapie twaddle mixed with dashes of fisticuffs. Not Brigitte's worst film, but far from her best. Reviewer Score: 3

Reviewed by: ksbutterbox Date: 03/17/2002 Summary: In her most gorgeous prime ! This is for die hard Brigitte fans only but she looks great in this film. Apparently, her brother is in trouble with triads and such..she has to bail him out of numerous subplot murders and villians. Good scene in the pool hall w/ Brigitte knocking balls into bullies and thugs. Also a cool motorcycle biker scene chasing her around the beach etc..Very strange to hear Don McLean's "American Pie" in the background in the pool hall juke box!Slow in places but also pretty good stuff considering how dated it is.