"Assassination Storm" is scheduled to be released on December 10th, starring Louis Koo, Julian Cheung, and Francis Ng

Directed by Herman Yau and starring Louis Koo, Julian Cheung and Francis Ng, the film "Assassination Storm" released a release trailer and poster, announcing that it will be released nationwide on December 10 this year. The short 1-minute trailer contains a huge amount of information. The mysterious killer used a "death notice" to announce the murders, and the murders came true one after another. This murder method also appeared ten years ago and is an unsolved "cold case". Not only that, the killer also provoked the police, and the police-criminal war is about to break out.

Trailer:

In the poster released today, Louis Koo, Julian Cheung and Francis Ng look solemn, with "death notices" floating around them. The atmosphere is tense and full of danger, which makes people imagine the plot. It is reported that the movie "Assassination Storm" is adapted from the highly rated Chinese mystery novel "Death Notice: The Darker One" written by Zhou Haohui. This is also the first time that the IP has appeared on the big screen.

The movie "Assassination Storm" tells the story of a series of serial murders that shocked the whole city. Anyone who received a "death notice" will be brutally killed by a mysterious killer on the predicted date. In order to solve the case as soon as possible, the explosion witness Huang Shaoping (played by Louis Koo), the policeman Luo Fei (played by Julian Cheung), and the special case team Han Hao (played by Francis Ng) join the game. The truth keeps turning around, and shocking secrets gradually surface...

In the trailer, the beggar Huang Shaoping played by Louis Koo recounted the scene of witnessing the explosion ten years ago. The scars of the explosion were shocking, and he walked with a crutch and a strange posture, looking very miserable. As the only eyewitness, his testimony became the most crucial clue to solve the mystery of the "death notice".

Faced with the complicated clues of multiple murders, Zhang Zhilin's policeman Luo Fei unravels the mystery and calmly analyzes it, and his words "it's not that simple" whets the audience's appetite. Wu Zhenyu changes his previous villain image and plays the special case policeman Han Hao, who joins hands with Zhang Zhilin to track down the mysterious killer.

At the same time, familiar Hong Kong film faces such as Myolie Wu, Chrissie Chau, Ray Lui, and Simon Yam that appear in the trailer also make people curious about their roles and plot in the film.