HK MOVIE

Ebola Syndrome (1996)

Ebola Syndrome (1996) (MM SUB) is a Hong Kong exploitation horror film directed by Herman Yau, known for its extreme and graphic content. The film follows a man who contracts the Ebola virus and spreads it, causing a rampage of violence and terror in both Hong Kong and South Africa. The film is notorious for its shocking scenes, including graphic violence, sexual content, and disturbing imagery, which make it one of the more extreme Category III films from the 90s. Despite its controversial and unsettling nature, it explores themes of disease, morality, and human depravity with a dark sense of humor. Ebola Syndrome is not for the faint-hearted and appeals mainly to fans of exploitation cinema and extreme horror, offering a unique, if grotesque, viewing experience.