 Tsui's third film, "Dangerous Encounters of the First Kind" (1980), put him beyond the pale.The thriller about delinquent youths on a bombing spree was nihilistic, grisly and pregnant with angry political subtext.Heavily censored by the British colonial government, it was released in 1981 in a drastically altered version titled "Dangerous Encounter – 1st Kind" (or alternatively, "Don't Play with Fire").