by Norm Cantonese

Director: Kuo Shin Liu
Demon Twiggy promises to mend her wicked ways if Monk Lin cuts his heart out…… but she lies ! Eighteen years later, the Microwave group, a band of women led by Mandy, prepare to do battle. This, in part, involves younger sister Tracy marrying Lin's reincarnation Liu Chun at just the right time. But Chun has already left Tracy at the altar once before. He runs away, and encounters corrupt holy men Yau Tsu Nam and Tan Tin Kong. One lusts after Mandy, the other after any female still living. Tan also has a detachable hand which can fly, and is able to transform into inanimate objects. For instance, he becomes a towel, then a bar of soap, in order to try the "charming stance" on the girls when they take a shower. But he is trapped in the toilet, and Yau must rescue him. Yau Tsu Nam feeds Chun the Twin Talkative Worms, so that he can, through Chun, bespeak his love for Mandy…. but she'll have none of it. She is determined that Chun and Tracy will make love and conceive at the appropriate time, while the Microwave group and the guys do battle with Twiggy.

Director: Taylor Wong
Fun modern-day flying people movie. Two men from Hong Kongfall journey into the far-reaches of China for some black-market trading, but stumble upon a cave where Princess Wendy (Joey Wong), her handmaid Mandy, and evil kung fu master Tin have been in suspended animation for 800 years. The two pals and their new friends escape to HK, only to followed by Tin, who demands Wendy's hand in marriage. With the help of the princess, the two pals practice their Kung Fu skills. However, they are unable to fight Tin until they master the Buddhist fist.The women teach the men to use their powers to defeat the powerful villain. A very smart, funny comedy with deliberately primitive special effects recalling the olden days of kung fu cinema.

Director: Matt Chow
Anita Mui must overcome stage fright by learning from the “King of Karaoke” in this musically-inclined comedy.

Director: Stanley Tong
Starring: Michelle Yeoh

Michelle Yeoh is sent from the Mainland to HK to assist with investigation of a major robbery attempt. Unfortunately, neither Yeoh nor director Stanley Tong recaptured the magic of Chief Yang that made “Supercop” unique. Yeoh is certainly proficient in the physical aspects of the part, but in “Project S” her character seems unacceptably gullible and vulnerable while on plain-clothes assignment to HK. How could such an experienced senior police officer be so readily deceived by her ex-boyfriend (Yu Rong Guang). One might also have expected rather plain, severe attire in place of the high fashion clothing featured in “Project S.” Despite these drawbacks, the action moves along at a reasonable pace as Yu Rong Guang’s character leaves his Mainland job as a security guard and makes his fortune illegally in HK. Together with a group of his ex-army comrades he plans a major robbery of a bank vault.

Director: Danny Lee
Starring: Stephen Chow

Stephen Chow leaves for the big city to try and save his home by winning the huge snooker tournament.

Director: Man Kit Poon
Starring: Stephen Chow

Lung (as in Dragon), played by Max Mok, has just gotten out of jail and is on the straight, working at the Lung Fung Restaurant. Pool (as in swimming pool) is an old acquaintance. Together they have a hard time staying out of trouble. Lung meets a hostess bar girl, played by Ellen Chan. Her best friend June (played by Charine Chan) is a meddlesome but good friend.

Three years ago, a woman’s (Karena Lam) younger brother was kidnapped and the case was handled by a woman detective (Rene Liu). Now the detective is assigned to solve a new kidnapping case, which is somehow interrelated with another kidnapping case. It seems the suspect knows the detective very well and skillfully plays a cat and mouse game with her.

Specially trained government troops are sent to clean out a city that is plagued by vampires, ghosts and cannibalistic zombies.

Every week, toy-shop owner Gan and his cute assistant Ai battled the evil Doronbo gang. The gang led by femme fatale Doronjo and her assistants-pig-nosed muscleman Tonzra and rat-faced mecha genius Boyacky-for pieces of the mystical skull stone, and every week the Doronbo gang failed (usually due to incompetence). Then there was a mushroom cloud, Gan and Ai did their Yatterman dance and the gang regrouped the following week to do it all over again.

Director: Eric Tsang
A James Bond-type burglar King Kong (Sam Hui) and his friend Albert "Baldy" Au (Karl Maka), a bald police detective join forces to try to track down a rare set of stolen precious diamonds before it ends up in the hands of a notorious European mobster named "Black Gloves" (Filthy Harry in the dubbed version). The two unlikely duo are supervised by Supt. Nancy Ho, a masculine, fiery-tempered policewoman as they are chased by many mafia members throughout the film in crazy chase sequences involving a number of car and motorbike stunts.