The title sounds promising doesn't it? If you were expecting something like Iron Angels this movie just falls short.

The focus seems to be more on drama than on the action. In this genre this just doesn't work. We don't want to see these women humiliated or drugged.We want them to kick ass! There are too many scenes that are just too much. Kenneth Tsang playing the bad guy shows emotion when one of his friends get killed. In the other scene he urinates on the woman he said he loved. Very disgusting scene and very unnecessary. The main character gets captured, tortured and drugged. She manages to look like some junkie who has been an addict for years. (She only has been put on the drugs for one week or so! I mean I get it that you want to emphasize the dramatic effects of drug use but seriously don't go over the top please.) Obviously the director wanted to shock us only at what cost? It put me off this film. Besides the mood in a genre like this shouldn't be this dark. Although I wouldn't mind that much if the action scenes were good. Apart from some decent scenes the action is not mind blowing. To be fair it is just average. The only reason we tolerate any kind of plot and story telling in the genre if it serves the action and not the other way around. It would distract too much.

My advice: watch it one time and then forget about it!

To start this off although it was 30 years movie but still the action scene were all properly choreographed the action remains not only watchable but enjoyable

The story line is cheesy but it was so surreal where the heroin was forced to take drugs and the gambling addiction by the cop... everything the story line does was fine to earth.....

Secondly the acting was top notch by Kenneth Tsang, Shum wei even all the small supporting gave a great performance

It really worth the watch.. the paving of the movie might be slow but the action pack will keep you entertain.

ANGEL TERMINATORS is another butt-kicking girls-with-guns thriller from Hong Kong, a little more slapdash and lower budgeted than some, although not without merit. The storyline involves a couple of cops, played by Sharon Yeung and Kara Hui, who find themselves up against a ruthless drug lord who has just returned to Hong Kong after a spell abroad. Hui is always great value in her movies but she spends most of the film missing here, while the mid section suffers a little from being over melodramatic in the depiction of Kenneth Tsang's relationship with old frame Carrie Ng (stuck in a thankless, much-abused supporting role). Taking your mind off the familiarity of the storyline is a wealth of fight action, with copious shoot-outs, car chases and explosions all over the place, including one heck of a climax. The choreography is far from perfect, but the sheer overload of bloodshed and mayhem counts for a lot. Watch out for Dick Wei as a last-act henchman alongside the always-impressive Michiko Nishiwaki doing what she does best.