Horrible High Heels

Year: 1996

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: Cantonese

Directors: Mao Chiang-Pang, Chan Wai-On

Horror

A murderous craftsman is skinning corpses and turning the flesh into leather, then fashioning the material into shoes. When the grisly operation is discovered, the once‑struggling shoe factory experiences a sudden surge in sales, its business booming thanks to the macabre new product.

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