them, and Yoyo proclaiming she and Cheung are in love and are having a baby. Fai storms off, followed by Tung. The two decide it is time to pay a visit to Push-pin, who has now been officially promoted by the area's lead triad boss, Tai, into Fai's place as dai lo. While Tung waits outside the disco, Fai goes in to confront Push-pin. After an emotional confrontation, Push-pin chops Fai in the neck with a machete, killing him. Tung sees Push-pin leaving the club; when he runs inside to see what happened, the sight of Fai's body on the floor leaves him devastated and wanting revenge. Tung, loaded with alcohol and barbiturates, cruises town to find Push-pin. He receives word Push-pin is back at his underground casino and goes there to bring Push-pin down once and for all. This results in Tung taking on not only Push-pin, but all his underlings as well. Cheung shows up with his officers to help, only to find Tung moments later seemingly dead from a steel spike Push-pin has rammed into Tung's gut. Seconds later, Push-pin is killed by one of Fai's men as revenge for his killing of Fai. As it turns out, Tung survives and he and Cheung pay a visit to the lead triad boss, Tai, where the two promise to eventually bring him down. Cast Michael Wong as Michael Cheung Anthony Wong as Tung Roy Cheung as Brother Fai Kathy Chow as Yoyo Sam Lee as Sam Patrick Tam as Push-pin Stephanie Che as Yee Arthur Wong as Tai Ge Daisy Woo as Judy Foster Sammuel Leung as Paul Kong Kim as Kai Chan Wing-fai as Policeman Che Kim-fai Gary Mak as Policeman Awards and nominations Home media On 27 December 2001, DVD was released by Hong Kong Legends in the United Kingdom in Region 2. See also List of Hong Kong films References External links 1998 films 1998 action thriller films 1990s Cantonese-language films 1990s police procedural films Best Film HKFA Films directed by Dante Lam Films directed by Gordon Chan Films set in Hong Kong Hong Kong films about revenge Hong Kong action thriller films Media Asia films Police detective films Triad films 1990s Hong Kong films