FilmNRSplatter & Gore Psychological Slasher

Dr. Lamb1992

Name: Dr. Lamb
Genre: Splatter & Gore, Psychological, Slasher
Released: 1992-10-22
Rating: 6

“Taxi driver by day, killer by night.”

Directed by Danny Lee Sau-Yin, Billy Tang

6.0

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IMDb 5.9Rotten Tomatoes 57%TMDB 5.4

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Year

1992

Runtime

89 min

The premise

An abnormal taxi driver lusts for blood every rainy night, and several young women are killed as a result. The murderer, Laiu, likes to take photos of the victims dismembered bodies as mementos. Inspector Lee is called onto the case in this bizarre thriller.

Horror Vault's take

A seemingly ordinary taxi driver harbours a savage compulsion that drives him to hunt young women on rainy nights, leaving a trail of gruesome evidence in his wake. Rooted in true crime, this Category III Hong Kong shocker follows Inspector Lee as he works to unravel the mind and methods of a deeply disturbed killer. Director Danny Lee pulls no punches in depicting the brutal aftermath of each crime, placing the film firmly in the extreme end of Asian horror-thriller cinema. It is as much a grim character study of a predator as it is a procedural hunt.

Content: Graphic Violence, Gore, Dismemberment, Sexual Violence, Disturbing Imagery