Plot (Mei Ah): Tommy Luke (Chui Tien-You) applies to be the security of a mysterious villa, he asks his friends Nam (Wong Yue-Nam) and Pricilla (Tiffany Lee) to go with him. They discover that there is a thousand year old Egyptian Mummy placed under the basement. Tommy breaks the mummy accidentally. From the day after, Tommy recognizes that his body is being dried off and is turning into a mummy. Read More
Plot: After receiving a DVD from ‘Ninth Auntie’ (Sandra Ng) housewife’s and girlfriend of four rowdy men (Eric Tsang, Jordan Chan, Cheung Tat-Ming & Wong Yue-Nam) travel to Macau to fool around behind their partners back, going by the terms “Wife’s play so that Husbands stay”.
So fooling around behind your husbands back is the only way to maintain your marriage? As you can expect the men suspect something’s fishy going on and travel to Macau to catch them in the act! Read More
Plot: Chi-On (Lawerance Chou), Fatty (Jeffery Chow), Band Aid (Derek Tsang) and Jason (Wong Yau-Nam) are four university students who spend their days playing various sports and hanging around cafes. One day they are told one of their buddies ‘Lok’ (Tsui Tin-Yau) has been kicked out of the university. The four friends find out that Lok, who was film student, had convinced a beautiful young student to star in his movie, the movie consisted of him and her, making out in a elevator. Lok was manipulating hot girls into making out with him. The four friends figure out that this is actually a really good idea, Lok’s films he just lies back and lets the girl kiss him, no more. The four decide that they should make a movie where the woman will go all the way with them.
The four teenagers managed to raise enough cash (from student loans and government grants) to higher a Japanese AV Actress (Porn Star). They’ll convince her and her manager that they produce pornographic films and they want their Japanese actress to star in them. But they are only wanting sleep with this Japanese porn star. Naughty Naughty! Read More
The Podcast On Fire Network aims to provide a large, continually expanding overview of Asian cinema. On the flagshow Podcast On Fire, the big guns out of Hong Kong cinema gets a spotlight through discussion and review while the remainder of the network shows gives you insight into Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese cinema and the history of adult oriented Hong Kong cinema!