Island Of Fire Bram Stoker Christie (Mary Beth McDonough) is

Christie (Mary Beth McDonough) is convinced her father’s death wasn’t an accident and tries to unlock the truth

- Jim Gillespie on D-Tox

But it’s not just wall-to-wall shagging

this post-apocalyptic pot-boiler sees some of the last humans alive grapple with a horde of flesh-eating rodents - and a shocking final revelation that has fast become Mattei's signature 'twist'

priapic aristocrat Sai (Elvis Tsui – The Seventh Curse) takes his daughter-in-law into his own bed

Island Of Fire Bram Stoker Christie (Mary Beth McDonough) isFour men of iron face their destinies within the harsh walls of a Taiwanese prison. Steve (Jackie Chan) is a gambler seeking to atone for his sins. Andy (Tony Leung) is an undercover cop solving a crime. Lee (Andy Lau) is a gangster looking for vengeance. John (Sammo Hung) is a lifer seeking to reunite with his son. For this slice of Chinese jailhouse rock, producer Wang Yu brought together both the finest talent in Asian cinema and the finest scenes