>>3313
>Also any recs for other good Cat III stuff?
I was going to do a download spree but my american internet provider hit a dumbass roomie with a copyright strike so i never did it.
Heard The Blue Jean Monster was worth a watch due to its uniqueness despite its hipster/ironic value by certain kinds of viewers, Men Behind the Sun i think is the OG that forced the gov to invent the category in the first place so that might also be worth it, the director of that so far from what i've seen want to post an overview of his stuff soon aka this year has proven after seeing 3 of his movies to be very competent in context of HK industry and definitely a unique fellow due to his very dark humour and Miike-tier antics in an otherwise morally prude scene. Shame his intended thematic trilogy only has one movie left to be seen nowadays with the last one being butchered both in production and editing, first one has been in reel hell with no VHS, DVD or BR release.
Now that i think of it the second and only available movie, 1980's Lost Souls, can be considered borderline Cat III despite said category not existing back then. It is a massive comedy to me due to seeing so many familiar kung fu faces in otherwise dark roles as human traffickers or yellow cattle.