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Cast: Ekin Cheng, Jordan Chan, Michelle Reis (Lee Ka-Yan), Karen Morris (Mok Man-Wai), Alex Man Chi-Leung, Ng Chi-Hung, Roy Cheung Yiu-Yeung, Michael Tse Tin-Wah, Jerry Lamb Hiu-Fung, Jason Chu Wing-Tong, Cheung Man-Chi, Michael Lam Wai-Leung, Nam Yin, Lee Siu-Kei, Sandra Ng Kwun-Yu, Vincent Wan Yeung-Ming, Ken Lo Wai-Kwong, Anthony Wong Chau-Sang, Chan Chi-Fai, Spencer Lam Seung-Yi, Chan Man-Lei

Director: Andrew Lau Wai-Keung

Producer: Manfred Wong (Man Jun)

Screenwriter: Manfred Wong (Man Jun)

Running Time: 110 min

Box office: 18 million HK dollars

Type: C2B

The focus shifts back to Jordan Chan in this installment of the popular triad recruitment series. Roy Cheung Yiu-Yeung plays an evil triad from the rival Tung Sing society (not related to his bad guy character from Y&D3) who enjoys listening to classical music, throwing people off roofs, and generally making life difficult for the Hung Hing Boys. He begins by killing Dinosaur, the branch leader of the Tuen Mun area, which opens up a vacancy in the Hung Hing board of directors, with both Chicken (Jordan Chan) and Dinosaur's ruthless right hand man Barbarian nominated for the job. Since the leader of the Hung Hing society was killed in Y&D3, his younger brother (played with finesse by Alex Man) is persuaded to take over the society, and he decides to split Tuen Man in half for two months and see who runs their half of Tuen Man better, Chicken or Barbarian (he must have seen his older brother do the same thing in Y&D2). After losing his girlfriend and numerous friends over the past three movie, Chan Ho-Nam (Ekin) is cynical and tries to talk Chicken out of running for branch leader, but Chicken wants his share of the glory. Meanwhile, Roy Cheung is backing Barbarian his battle with Chicken. If you've seen any of the Y&D series, you know what's coming next, lots of beatings, girlfriends being brutalized, and plenty of revenge. It's nice to see Chan Ho-Nam showing doubts about the life he has chosen, but its disappointing there's not much of him in it. It looks like everyone's just going through the motions. Michelle Reis barely even figures in this movie. over rehash of previous entries in this series.