Synopsis: One day, a medium built stammerer, Jun (Wang Bao Qiang) confesses to five murders at a police station. Failing to illustrate the details, the police believes Jun has mental disorder and released him. Soon after, a cold-blooded murderer unveils a series of mysterious murders in the district where Detective Han (Lau Ching Wan) is stationed at. Each victim is executed by a different but equally brutal way. Han knows that he is dealing with a serial killer. Instinct tells him Jun is the suspect after he goes over all the recent statements. His team goes to Jun’s apartment, only to find a pile of old fairy tale books, but no criminal evidence. Time is running out for Han, as he tries to save the poor sufferers….
Fairy Tale Killer Hong Kong Movie Reviews: One Day, a medium built stammerer, Jun (Wang Bao Qiang) confesses five murders at police station, but he fails to illustrate the details, after long oral examination the police believes Jun is mentally disorder and his mentioned murder cases do not come from the fact. Soon after, a cold-blooded murder unveils a series of mysterious murders in the district where Detective Han (Lau Ching Wan) stations in. Each of the victims is executed by different but equally brutal way. Han knows that he is dealing with a serial killer. Instinct tells him Jun is the suspense after he goes over all recent statements. His team goes and rummages around in Juns apartment, except a pile of old fairy tale books, no criminal evidence is found in the messy apartment.Tracking killers who commit fairy tale-themed murders is clearly hard work, as evidenced by the handful of new images from Danny Pang’s 2012 thriller “Fairy Tale Killer”. Wang Baoqiang stars as a serial killer who goes toe-to-toe with a seasoned cop (Sean Lau) who specializes in handling unusual cases. Pang’s eye for eerie visuals certainly seems to be in full effect, and I can’t wait to see more. In addition to the latest batch of images — which are pretty darn cool, by the way — the previously-released trailer can be found embedded below. All of them are worth a bit of your free time if you have a bit to spare. If you’re reading this, you probably do.Tracking killers who commit fairy tale-themed murders is clearly hard work, as evidenced by the handful of new images from Danny Pang’s 2012 thriller “Fairy Tale Killer”. Wang Baoqiang stars as a serial killer who goes toe-to-toe with a seasoned cop (Sean Lau) who specializes in handling unusual cases. Pang’s eye for eerie visuals certainly seems to be in full effect, and I can’t wait to see more. In addition to the latest batch of images — which are pretty darn cool, by the way — the previously-released trailer can be found embedded below. All of them are worth a bit of your free time if you have a bit to spare. If you’re reading this, you probably do.
Fairy Tales turn ugly, twisted and bloody. A fearless cop is appointed to investigate a series of puzzling murders which resemble Fairy Tales. Would there be a happy ending of the abnormality in real world? The film — which chronicles the adventures of a detective who is tracking down a fairy tale-inspired serial killer — opens in China on May 11th, 2012.Time to add a bit of Far East flavor to your already filled horror plate as we have gotten our claws into the first artwork and trailer for Danny Pang's latest spookshow, Fairy Tale Killer. Dig it! A special trailer featuring outtakes from the upcoming thriller "Fairytale Killer" was recently released, Mtime.com reports. The film is set to premiere on May 11.
Hong Kong veteran Sean Lau portrays a jaded, demoralized policeman in the film. "Many years ago a journalist asked me which actor I most wanted to cooperate with; and my answer was Sean Lau," said director Danny Pang. "I know he is a brilliant actor, so I've allowed him to portray a role which is far removed from his usual roles."
Wang Baoqiang, known for his simple and honest approach to acting, is set to steal the show with his breathtaking portrayal of a twisted serial killer.
"It's a tough job," Wang Baoqiang said, "Thailand is a strange place and the role was extremely stressful for me."
Wang also revealed that he was shocked when he first saw his make-up design.
The title of the film changed several times before "Fairytale Killer" was decided upon. Pang said the reason for the name changes was because the previous titles may have misled some children.
"I've not only changed the title, I've also decided that Wang and Lau's roles will not be killed off," Pang said.
Movie Cast :
Ching Wan Lau
Baoqiang Wang
Elanne Kwong
Yee-Man Man
Suet Lam
Movie Crew:
Movie: Fairy Tale Killer
Chinese: 追兇
Director: Danny Pang, Oxide Pang Chun
Writer:
Producer:
Cinematographer:
Release Date: May 10, 2012 (Hong Kong) / May 11, 2012 (China)
Runtime:
Genre: Thriller
Language: Cantonese
Country: Hong Kong
Fairy Tale Killer Hong Kong Movie Reviews: One Day, a medium built stammerer, Jun (Wang Bao Qiang) confesses five murders at police station, but he fails to illustrate the details, after long oral examination the police believes Jun is mentally disorder and his mentioned murder cases do not come from the fact. Soon after, a cold-blooded murder unveils a series of mysterious murders in the district where Detective Han (Lau Ching Wan) stations in. Each of the victims is executed by different but equally brutal way. Han knows that he is dealing with a serial killer. Instinct tells him Jun is the suspense after he goes over all recent statements. His team goes and rummages around in Juns apartment, except a pile of old fairy tale books, no criminal evidence is found in the messy apartment.Tracking killers who commit fairy tale-themed murders is clearly hard work, as evidenced by the handful of new images from Danny Pang’s 2012 thriller “Fairy Tale Killer”. Wang Baoqiang stars as a serial killer who goes toe-to-toe with a seasoned cop (Sean Lau) who specializes in handling unusual cases. Pang’s eye for eerie visuals certainly seems to be in full effect, and I can’t wait to see more. In addition to the latest batch of images — which are pretty darn cool, by the way — the previously-released trailer can be found embedded below. All of them are worth a bit of your free time if you have a bit to spare. If you’re reading this, you probably do.Tracking killers who commit fairy tale-themed murders is clearly hard work, as evidenced by the handful of new images from Danny Pang’s 2012 thriller “Fairy Tale Killer”. Wang Baoqiang stars as a serial killer who goes toe-to-toe with a seasoned cop (Sean Lau) who specializes in handling unusual cases. Pang’s eye for eerie visuals certainly seems to be in full effect, and I can’t wait to see more. In addition to the latest batch of images — which are pretty darn cool, by the way — the previously-released trailer can be found embedded below. All of them are worth a bit of your free time if you have a bit to spare. If you’re reading this, you probably do.
Fairy Tales turn ugly, twisted and bloody. A fearless cop is appointed to investigate a series of puzzling murders which resemble Fairy Tales. Would there be a happy ending of the abnormality in real world? The film — which chronicles the adventures of a detective who is tracking down a fairy tale-inspired serial killer — opens in China on May 11th, 2012.Time to add a bit of Far East flavor to your already filled horror plate as we have gotten our claws into the first artwork and trailer for Danny Pang's latest spookshow, Fairy Tale Killer. Dig it! A special trailer featuring outtakes from the upcoming thriller "Fairytale Killer" was recently released, Mtime.com reports. The film is set to premiere on May 11.
Hong Kong veteran Sean Lau portrays a jaded, demoralized policeman in the film. "Many years ago a journalist asked me which actor I most wanted to cooperate with; and my answer was Sean Lau," said director Danny Pang. "I know he is a brilliant actor, so I've allowed him to portray a role which is far removed from his usual roles."
Wang Baoqiang, known for his simple and honest approach to acting, is set to steal the show with his breathtaking portrayal of a twisted serial killer.
"It's a tough job," Wang Baoqiang said, "Thailand is a strange place and the role was extremely stressful for me."
Wang also revealed that he was shocked when he first saw his make-up design.
The title of the film changed several times before "Fairytale Killer" was decided upon. Pang said the reason for the name changes was because the previous titles may have misled some children.
"I've not only changed the title, I've also decided that Wang and Lau's roles will not be killed off," Pang said.
Movie Cast :
Ching Wan Lau
Baoqiang Wang
Elanne Kwong
Yee-Man Man
Suet Lam
Movie Crew:
Movie: Fairy Tale Killer
Chinese: 追兇
Director: Danny Pang, Oxide Pang Chun
Writer:
Producer:
Cinematographer:
Release Date: May 10, 2012 (Hong Kong) / May 11, 2012 (China)
Runtime:
Genre: Thriller
Language: Cantonese
Country: Hong Kong