Dr. Lamb (1992) Review

Dr. Lamb is a an early 90's Cat III Hong Kong horror thriller that is based on real life serial Killer Lam Kor-wan. It's a very simple movie where the killer is caught in the beginning and then through some persuasion confesses his murders which we see in graphic detail.
The film has the usual mismatched tone that alot of these kinds of Cat III films have, a mix of silly humour and serious stuff.
Simon Yam plays the killer and though he certainly hams it up, he does a good job of showing the character's progression of going crazier as the film goes by.
There's also fair amount of gore and some quite good cinematography too.
Overall I found it to be quite a fun watch, nothing outstanding but certainly enjoyable enough.
***

Ip Man 3

The final installment in Wilson Yip's Ip Man trilogy and possibly Donnie Yen's last martial arts film (according to him). A solid entry that is not as good as the first two films but still a satisfying enough conclusion. Action choreography is really good as expected and the film is worth it for the somewhat dream match of Donnie Yen vs Mike Tyson. The plot is pretty standard stuff but it still has a small emotional core that doesn't hit as hard as it should but still evokes a little sadness.
Still overall its pretty good, but I didn't enjoy it as much as its predecessors. ***