Tiger’s Trigger (Saber Tooth) is a term for felines with gigantic canines, which do not exist anymore. A girl, who is nursing her hospitalized mother, happens to pick up a Russian gun and shifty cops barge in, looking for it. An old wordless man whose wife is in the same ward, saves her from the danger. (Source: BIFAN.kr) ~~ Release Dates: Jul 8, 2023 (Festival) || Mar 28, 2024 (Cinema) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: 검치호
- Also Known As: Geomchicho , Saber Tooth
- Genres: Action, Martial Arts, Family
Cast & Credits
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![Casanova Wong in Tiger's Trigger Korean Movie]( "Casanova Wong in Tiger's Trigger Korean Movie")
Casanova WongGeom Chi HoMain Role -
![Won Jin in Tiger's Trigger Korean Movie]( "Won Jin in Tiger's Trigger Korean Movie")
Won Jin[One-eyed seven-point teacher]Guest Role
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Reviews
Casanova Wong returns!
Tiger’s Trigger was a low budget, no actually low budget would be too high budget for this flick, spare change in the couch film. I knew within 30 seconds it was not going to be a great movie, but it starred Casanova Wong aka Wang Ho and that was enough for me to watch.A nameless teenage girl takes care of her dying mother in the hospital. Her phone’s alarm is set to go off when she needs to roll her mother over. Sharing the same room is an older man taking care of his wife suffering from dementia. The two rarely interact and the older man rarely speaks, that is until fate brings a gun into the girl’s hands. The Korean mafia is on the hunt for the gun and the diamonds hidden in it. As fate would have it, Viper, the one-eyed villain, turns out to be the nemesis of the elderly man nicknamed Sabretooth. And Sabretooth has no intention of letting the dirty cops and gangsters harm his underaged roommate.
Casanova Wong aka The Human Tornado worked in many old Hong Kong kung fu flicks. With his long gray ponytail he looked like he stepped out of one of those 1970s movies. He left acting in the 1990s with this film marking his first return in front of the camera. He acquitted himself well, especially with his fight against old kung fu film actor Won Jin. Wong was nearly 70 at the time of this film and Won around 60. The two old dudes showed they still had something left in the tank.
While I may have been cheerleading for the aged kung fu fighters, the story was a let down as well as the direction. This looked like a high school student might have filmed it on his cell phone. The hospital was completely empty except for the main characters. Though Casanova still had a nice screen presence, the bad guys overacted and the teenager wasn’t one of the stronger young Korean actors around.
Tiger’s Trigger was far from a great movie but it was great to see an old kung fu artist have the chance to grace the screen again and show he still had a few high flying kicks left. And he was totally rocking that silver ponytail.
21 May 2025
Trigger warning: CGI spewing blood, dismemberment, and close range gun shots
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