This is a short Korean drama about two hired assassins working for opposing mobsters. The drama brings the two young assassins together, Flying Dagger and Wild Dog, in a way that will lead to unexpected results amidst a great deal of violence and betrayal. Will they fall in love and overcome the multiple obstacles their relationship will trigger; or will they remain loyal to their gangster bosses and kill each other? In a world of skewed morals the strangest outcomes are possible.

The story is very cogent... with a number of necessary flashbacks - all of them tying in nicely without disrupting the main story. The editing is a little loose, with a few jumps between scenes which may have been the result of censorship but which definitely left a hole in an otherwise easy flowing movie.

The acting is very good on average; the two main characters play their parts well, even to the point of inspiring trust in the unsuspecting viewers. Though I must make special mention of the villainous character, Black Rose, played by Kim Mying Hwan. He plays his part exceedingly well... the viewer will grow to hate him.

Sound and music works well for a movie of this sort with plenty of ominous soundtracks and with regards to its rewatch value, the movie is indeed interesting enough to watch again in a few years.