Carlos Chan is an actor who&nbsp;was born on October 12, 1986, in Hong Kong. He is a former child star who began appearing in movies, dramas and commercial films while still a young child. He went on to attend the Ma On Shan Tsung Tsin Secondary School, graduating in&nbsp;2004. He has continued to act and even produce in drama and film releases ever since, and in more recent years, he has appeared in the film “Legally Declared Dead” (2019) and the Hong Kong horror film “Binding Souls” (2018).

Carlos Chan

Tencent Video

Song An Yan (Charlene Choi), a hypersensitive forensic expert with an uncanny ability to uncover hidden clues, becomes entangled in a complex murder investigation. When a 29-year-old woman is found brutally killed, the blood-stained mask at the crime scene links to a 20-year-old homicide case that potentially involves Song's own family history. Detective Liu Zhi Ming (Joseph Chang), a brilliant and quick-tempered investigator, is assigned to solve the case and must collaborate with Song An Yan. The mysterious Lin Xiao Mei (Gillian Chung) also appears with unclear motives, adding further intrigue to the investigation. This is a 2022 Hong Kong drama series exploring the depths of forensic investigation and personal secrets.

Forensic JD

Forensic Evidence Team

Lee Jun (Sean Lau), a former police chief inspector struggling with mental health issues, is called back to investigate a series of vigilante killings by a group known as the "Sleuths." Partnering with senior inspector Chan Yee (Charlene Choi), Lee Jun must confront his own hallucinations of past and future victims while tracking down the killers who claim to be delivering justice where the police have failed. As his fragile mental state threatens to compromise the investigation, Lee Jun must determine whether his haunting visions will ultimately help or hinder their pursuit of the dangerous vigilante group. This is a 2022 Chinese crime thriller directed by Wai Ka Fai.

Detective Vs. Sleuths

Colleges students Feng (Tsao Yu Ning), Victory (Carlos Chan), and their three friends return to Feng’s former school to pay it one final visit in their summer vacation.

But this is not any old school: It is a former detention camp dating back to World War II, when Imperial Japanese used it as a gruesome torture center and a base for ghastly human experiments on hapless prisoners.

The school has been closed for a decade and is due to be demolished shortly, but there is still time for Feng and friends to unearth no shortage of secrets.

And as they begin their search, they soon come across reports of a ghostly presence, and even more spine-chilling accounts of students’ disappearance.

The school’s former principal and an ex-janitor whose daughter vanished at the school also roam the hallways – as do monstrous phantoms who threaten to end this exploratory journey in the most macabre of ways...

“Binding Souls” is a 2018 Hong Kong horror film that was directed by Chan Pang Chun.

Binding Souls

The Sorrowful Phantoms

Universe Films Distribution

In the Hong Kong underworld, one unbreakable rule is no drug dealing. When Boss Yu Nam (Kent Cheng) discovers his right-hand man Jizo (Louis Koo) violating this code, he orders Yu Shun Tin (Andy Lau) to punish Jizo by cutting off his fingers and expelling him from the Triad. Fifteen years later, Shun Tin has transformed into a successful billionaire philanthropist married to Michelle (Karena Lam). His peaceful life is shattered when he learns of a son from a deceased ex-girlfriend, May (Chrissie Chau), who tragically dies from a drug overdose. Consumed by grief and rage, Shun Tin places a massive HK$100 million bounty on Jizo, now the city's top drug lord, and embarks on a dangerous mission of revenge. Determined to destroy the drug trade, Shun Tin risks everything in a violent quest for justice. This is a 2019 Hong Kong action film directed by Herman Yau, serving as a thematic sequel to the 2013 film "The White Storm".

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