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Official Exterminator Collection
Across five entries of quintessential IFD cut-and-paste madness, shadows, corporate financial scams, and bizarre supernatural forces collide as renegade operatives, revenge-seeking thugs, and headband-wearing ninjas battle for ultimate control. Splicing gritty Taiwanese crime melodramas and erotic foreign art-house cinema with newly shot, low-budget martial arts chaos, the series delivers a high-octane saga of stolen diamonds, deadly double-crosses, and relentless B-movie justice.
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Part 1 · Jan 1, 1987
Official Exterminator 3: Joy for Living Dead
Yet another Godfrey Ho-scripted / Joseph Lai-produced / IFD-distributed "cut-and-paste" job. This one takes much of its footage from the 1983 Brazilian movie Doce Delirio and adds new and unrelated martial arts footage shot by Phillip Ko.
Part 2 · Nov 26, 1987
Official Exterminator 2: Heaven's Hell
Phil (Mark Watson) wants to bring down Lucas (Mike Abbott) as he made his brother lose all his money in a financial scam. Enlisting the help from Alfred, a Taiwanese thug, that goes about getting even in a most violent manner. Hong Kong cut and paste edit of the 1983 Taiwanese Film "討海的人 " (The Fishing Adventure) with new scenes.
Part 3 · Dec 11, 1987
Official Exterminator: Kill for Love
A Chinese couple move in together, but the boy secretly wants the daughter of a top business magnate, and when he tries to kill his current partner to get what he wants, she isn't happy.. in a co-joined storyline, a young tousled hair cop has his buddy cruelly shot down and swears revenge, but is forced to quit the police when his corrupt superior takes him 'off the case'. From then on we get random scenes of bad guys being sent to kill our renegade as he defeats them repeatedly. Neither storyline has anything to do with the other, and were obviously combined for reasons of padding "Cut-and-paste" transformation of Taiwanese movie "Kill for Love" (1982; directed by Richard Chen Yao-Chi) with new Hong Kong footage.
