How Tsui Hark made two of Hong Kong cinema's most nihilistic films in 1980's New Wave entries We Are Going to Eat You and Dangerous Encounter of the First Kind

Tsui Hark made two of his most daring films in 1980, one a satire with a cannibal theme, the other an extremely violent on society, with characters who wreak destruction for the hell of it.

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