What is cat 3 movie?

Cat 3 movies refer to Category III, a type of film classification used in Hong Kong that typically denotes films with explicit content such as violence, horror, and sexual content. These movies are restricted to viewers aged 18 and above.

Cat 3 movies are known for pushing boundaries and containing extreme and graphic scenes that may be disturbing to some viewers. They often deal with taboo subjects and aim to shock and provoke audiences.

Cat 3 films have been a controversial and often criticized genre in cinema, as they have been accused of glorifying violence and exploitation. However, they also have a dedicated fan base and have been influential in shaping Hong Kong cinema.

Some well-known Cat 3 movies include "The Untold Story" (1993), "Naked Killer" (1992), and "Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky" (1991). These films have gained a cult following for their over-the-top violence, outrageous plots, and boundary-pushing content.