EBOLA SYNDROME

Living in Hong Kong in 1986, Kai San works for Kwan. Kai has sex with Kwan's wife. Kwan catches them, and the wife accuses Kai of assaulting her. In the ensuing fight, Kai kills Kwan, his wife and henchman. He is about to kill Kwan's daughter Lily, but is interrupted. Now a wanted convict, Kai flees to South Africa.

Ten years later, Kai works as a chef in a Chinese restaurant. His boss, Kei, and Kei's wife bully Kai frequently. Meanwhile, Lily is now a young woman working as a flight attendant. She goes to Kai's restaurant and gets sick when she is near him.

Trying to get some cheap pig meat, Kei goes to see the Zulu tribe and he brings Kai with him. The tribe performs a ceremony around several members who are sick. Kei buys the pigs. On the way home, Kai crashes the car into a tree. As Kei fixes the car, Kai wanders off and sees a dying infected member of the tribe, where he rapes and kills her. Shortly afterward, Kai gets a fever. The doctor says he has the Ebola virus. Kai is one of the rare people immune to Ebola and becomes a living carrier who can spread the disease to others through bodily fluids.

While Kei is out, his wife talks about killing Kai. Kai overhears and attacks her. Then, Kei returns to the restaurant. He tries to defend his wife, but Kai kills him. Next, after raping Kei's wife, Kai rips her right eyeball out and kills her as well. And, when the wife's cousin stops by, Kai also kills him. He cuts up all of the corpses and serves them to the restaurant's customers as hamburgers. Lily and her boyfriend go back to the restaurant, and she realizes who Kai is. They go to the police, who cannot do anything without evidence. Many people in the area start getting sick. Using Kei's money, Kai returns to Hong Kong. He has sex with two prostitutes and both of them get sick. Working together, the South African police, the Hong Kong police and Lily figure out that Kai is the person spreading the virus.

Kai meets up with his ex-girlfriend Har, who now has a husband and daughter. Kai buys Har from her husband and spreads the virus to many people, including Lily. He has sex with Har. Afterward, Har learns about Kai's disease and attempts to leave him. Kai grabs a knife and takes the daughter hostage to keep the police from taking him into custody. He spits in random people's faces. While trying to get away, he strangles Har's daughter to death. Inspector Yeung then lights Kai on fire and shoots him repeatedly, killing him.

Kai is confronted by the police after infecting many people; he takes a child hostage, but Inspector Yeung sets him on fire and shoots him repeatedly, killing him.

The ending delivers retribution for Kai’s rampage, with his violent demise marking the end of his reign of terror and the immediate Ebola threat. It underlines the film’s brutal morality: unchecked cruelty and disease are only stopped by equally forceful intervention, leaving little ambiguity about justice in this grotesque universe.