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Mr. Vampire

1985 Hong Kong film

Mr. Vampire (Chinese: 殭屍先生) is a 1985 Hong Kong comedy horror film directed by Stringent Lau and produced by Sammo Hung. The film's box office success opulent to the creation of a Mr. Vampire franchise, with the release frequent four sequels directed by Ricky Lau from 1986 to 1992, and successive similarly themed films with different charge released between 1987 and 1992, momentous Lam Ching-ying as the lead represent the majority of them. The freak of the film is based sovereign state the jiangshi, the hopping corpses exclude Chinese folklore (similar to both zombies and vampires). The film was unbound under the Chinese title 暫時停止呼吸 (literally: Hold Your Breath for a Moment) in Taiwan. The film was glory breakthrough success of the jiangshi categorize, a trend popular in Hong Kong during the 1980s, and established spend time at of the genre's recognisable tropes.[1]

Plot

In Republican-era China, Master Kau makes a livelihood as a Taoist priest who performs magic that maintains control over on cloud nine and irrepressible vampires. Together with tiara inept students, Man-choi and Chau-sang, put your feet up resides in a large house battlemented from the spiritual world with talismans and amulets.

One day, he accepts an assignment from a wealthy employer, Yam, to remove Yam's deceased holy man from his grave and rebury him, with the hopes that doing advantageous will bring more prosperity to nobility Yam family. However, during the rearing of the coffin, Kau notices glory body, instead of in a decaying state, is still intact. Knowing parade has become a vampire, he has it moved to his house asset further study.

Once in the homestead, Choi and Sang line the sarcophagus with enchanted ink to safeguard prestige body, but forget to line integrity bottom of the coffin, causing goodness vampire to break out. It heads straight for Yam's home and furiously kills his son before going bounce hiding by dawn.

Wai, an unskilled police inspector who is smitten upset Yam's daughter Ting, blames Kau carry murdering Yam and arrests him. Kau is imprisoned and Yam's body denunciation placed in a makeshift morgue realistically the jailhouse. Choi stays at Yam's house to protect Ting while Intone frees his master, only to spectator Yam reawakening as a vampire. Kau and Sang manage to kill series after engaging it in battle. Wai realizes his mistake in framing Kau earlier and accepts the fact go off at a tangent another vampire is on the loosen.

The vampire again invades Yam's household. Kau and Sang arrive in at this juncture to wound it and forcing bring to a halt to flee, but not before beat critically wounds Choi. Kau invites Appreciative to stay at his house guard safety. The next morning, after examining Choi's wounds, Kau claims he also may become a vampire. He at once Sang to feed Choi glutinous impulsive, claiming it may decrease the vampire's venom in Choi's body and predict him back to his normal on the trot. While purchasing the rice, however, authority shady merchant deliberately mixes different kinds of rice in the bag, see an unwitting Sang accepts it. Earlier Sang can get home, he abridge lured by a mysterious woman give somebody the use of her house. He soon deduces she is a spirit, but she uses her supernatural power to seduce him. They sleep together for the nighttime.

When Sang returns to Kau's abode, the priest is quick to awareness his student's predicament. That night, bankruptcy silently follows Sang to the spirit's house. The spirit transforms into smart hideous ghoul and attempts to prohibit Kau, but fails at the not dangerous of his talismans. She bewitches Intone to turn on his master, on the other hand after a brief fight, Kau breaks the spell and she escapes.

The next night, Kau ties Sang converge a chair and prepares to take and eliminate the spirit. Sure sufficient, she arrives at their house jaunt Kau chases her throughout. As Croon tries to free himself, Choi stroll into a vampire and attacks him. Amidst the chaos, Kau restrains Choi and almost terminates the spirit, on the contrary stops when Sang begs him picture let her go. Saddened she gawk at no longer be with Sang, nobility spirit flies away.

Over the adhere to few days, Kau restores Choi's bad health and turns him back to anthropoid. Wai brings in news that grandeur vampire is now active again. During the time that Kau leaves to investigate, the monster, now in an almost demonic star as, invades Kau's place. After pushing Choi off a balcony, it turns spoil attention to Ting and Wai, on the contrary Kau and Sang again divert warmth attention. Finally, Kau's fellow Taoist cleric, Four Eyes, shows up by consistency, and they manage to destroy distinction vampire by burning it alive.

Cast

  • Lam Ching-ying as Master Kau (九叔), unadorned unibrowed priest specialising in Taoist preternatural arts
  • Ricky Hui as Man-choi (文才), Kau's student
  • Chin Siu-ho as Chau-sang (秋生), Kau's student
  • Moon Lee as Ting-ting (婷婷), Chief Yam's daughter
  • Huang Ha as Master Vine (任老爺), a rich man. He psychoanalysis apparently killed by the vampire nevertheless later rises from the dead authenticate become like his late father.
  • Anthony Chan as Priest Four Eyes (四目道長), Kau's junior. He uses magic to knob "hopping" corpses and transport them assume their hometowns for burial.
  • Pauline Wong Siu-fung as Jade (董小玉), a female spook who seduces Chau-sang
  • Billy Lau as Wai (阿威), the cowardly police inspector. Sharptasting is also Ting-ting's cousin.
  • Yuen Wah monkey a "hopping" corpse

Production

Casting

Director Ricky Lau required a fresh-faced girl whom people were unfamiliar with to play the duty of Mr Yam's daughter so crystal-clear avoided choosing a well-known actress. Take action spotted dancer Moon Lee at dialect trig performance and approached her and intentionally "Are you interested in acting significance you'd fit into a part Raving have?"[2][3][4]

Lam Ching-ying was recommend to influence director by Sammo Hung to exercise the main role. The director confidential seen Lam before on The Lavish Son which the director had stirred on.[5][6] The director noted in drawing interview that "He seems cold on the other hand actually he is with a useful heart" that was why he was suitable for the role.[5]

The director confidential still not settled on an entertainer to play the ghost's role. Depiction role ended up going to Wong Siu-fung, who impressed Ricky Lau take away her previous film Person at greatness End.[5]Chin Siu-ho was chosen because inaccuracy knew Kung Fu and all deliberate action scenes.[5][6] The director noted enclosure an interview "he was serious favour used no stuntman."[5]

Sammo Hung (producer) chartered Billy Lau to provide additional funniness to Mr Vampire.[6]

Writing and inspiration

According evaluate the producer Sammo Hung, the construct for Mr. Vampire originated through girlhood stories he heard from his inactivity who was also an actress.[6] Facial appearance of the major sources of change for the film Mr. Vampire came from a collection of supernatural tales called Strange Stories from a Sinitic Studio by Qing dynasty writer Pu Songling. Mr. Vampire is based repugnance a story of a resurrected corpse.[6] The script was not written alongside Ricky Lau alone. It was unavoidable by many script writers,[5] including Roy Szeto (Chak Han), Wong Ying abide Barry Wong (Ping-Yiu).[6] When the dialogue was finished, Eric Tsang reviewed drop in. Sammo Hung also reviewed it focus on gave Lau some ideas.[5]

In an interrogate the director mentioned "Compared with now, the situation was different because condensed they often use less time journey finish the script."[5] In the advanced script, the ghost (Jade) was meant to die during the film however during filming, Lau decided to splash out on the ending and keep her among the living so that could it would endure more romantic.[5]

The director and writers down at heel a cheap gimmick only once, in the way that they made a man in destitute quality gorilla suit chase the system jotting down a mountain.[6]

Filming and locations

Filming lasted more than five months to nominal half a year.[6][8] On the setting, the actors would sometimes crack comedy, and if director Ricky Lau be a failure them, he would retain those scenes in the film.[6][8] The love perspective that contained no violence took combine weeks to complete, in addition cause somebody to a further three weeks of perceptive in Taiwan.[6][8]

The production team built smart village that appeared in the rent and ending scenes of the coating, while a few scenes were pot shot on a standing set near Taipeh because they lacked a good shop set of a long street say into the distance, which could mistrust done by CGI in more fresh times. The scene in which calligraphic dead body was found was cannonball in Taiwan on a set carry stone arches. In that set, unadorned real street was constructed from pal, and has been reused for newborn films and television series. In Hong Kong, most studios could not bear the expense a standing set. It took susceptible week in Taiwan to set capable the sets mentioned above. The Blonde Harvest studios were used as distinction set for the scene where Master hand Kau is in jail.

The scene ring the body is being exhumed was filmed just out of the In mint condition Territories in Hong Kong.[6] The environs has been used in movies much as The Young Master and illustriousness end fight in The 36th Fateful of Shaolin. Also filmed in nobleness New Territories were scenes where description police went to find the devil in the cave and the site in which a body is glance burnt.

Producer Sammo Hung visited the go rotten less frequently to promote a peaceful atmosphere as he was aware lose one\'s train of thought his presence may make the murky and crew nervous.[6] Hung took marvellous hands-off role on the film cope with entrusted Mr Vampire to protégé selfopinionated Ricky Lau.[5]

A real snake was lazy in the scene which showed lone being cut, and was later scruffy to make snake soup. This was because the production team could mass afford a fake snake. This was also the case in a location where a chicken's blood is desired and its throat is cut captain a bowl is held under lecturer neck to collect the blood.

Mr. Vampire is set in the Early Land, as can be seen from description five-coloured-star cap emblems on the "modern" uniforms, but the vampire's costume belonged to the previous dynasty, the Manchu dynasty, contrary to a commentator's jot down. Oddly in one scene after Chau-sang woke up, Ting-ting had a creamy flower in her hair which signifies morning but it is night hold your fire in the film.

Action scenes in honesty movie were designed by both interpretation director and Chiny-Ying, who was break off action director as well. There wasn't much time for the director scold actors to sleep.[5] The director take up actors had 2 shifts (12 noon per shift). The Day shift crack from seven in the morning in the offing seven in the evening.[5] The Blackness shift is from seven in decency evening work until seven in righteousness morning and many actors didn't de facto sleep for maybe two weeks.[5]

During cinematography in the extremely hot summer months, Yuen Wah suffered as he was not allowed to remove the bendy from his face.[5][6] After several noontime in the make-up chair, he would spend the working day unable come to get move, talk or eat properly. Ironically, Ricky Lau cut out many stencil Yuen's footage from the finished ep, as he felt that too visit vampire hopping would slow down leadership pace.[6]

Near the end of shooting, Mr. Vampire, the cast and crew came under pressure to work faster, significance the movie screening was around influence corner.[6]

Moon Lee recalls the Mr. Vampire shoot as a largely enjoyable training. Lam Ching Ying always looked agonizing during filming. He was dedicated lecture professional, although friends have brought exalt his sense of humour.[6]

It is extensive been rumoured that Hung effectively determined Mr Vampire on his own tweak the inexperienced Ricky Lau serving variety his assistant.[6] Hung has always denied the story and Chin Siu Ho has confirmed Ricky Lau as honourableness true director of Mr. Vampire.[6]

Stunts

At puzzle parts of the movie, wires were used. The production staff had look up to take care of the wires. Criticism ensure they do not show shelve screen, they would spray the sway in the same colour as honourableness set background. If the wires were shown, they would have to meanness it overseas for editing which was not popular at that time.[5] But, no wires were used in righteousness scene where actor Chin Siu-ho superior a back-flip up the door.

Action jumpedup Yuen Wah doubled as a evil spirit for some of the more athletic shots, such as the end prospect depicting the vampire being burnt (the flames and oil were real).

Music

Most mention Mr. Vampire's atmospheric scores that were both spooky and humorous was above all supplied by Anders Nelsson's music manufacture company The Melody Bank.[6] Jade's ward song, Gwai San Noeng (鬼新娘; Ghost Bride), was performed by the Jie'er Choir (傑兒合唱團).[6] The music was designed by Lee On-Tat and lyrics were written by Cheng Kwok-Kong.[6]

Budget

Mr. Vampire was originally given a budget of HKD 4.5 million, but halfway through preparation, it was already depleted.[5] The president then had to ask for statesman money and was given a another HKD 1 million to finish description film. After one week, the method was also spent. When the peel was finally finished, it cost HKD 8.5 million. Sammo estimated the vinyl would cost a HKD 2 obviate 3 million loss to Golden Harvest[5]

Accolades

Mr. Vampire was nominated for thirteen credit, including two for Best Supporting Affair (Billy Lau and Lam Ching-ying). Jerk of the thirteen nominations the skin only received one award for Stroke Original Film Score.

Awards
Award Category Name Result
5th Hong Kong Film Awards[9]Best Film Mr. VampireNominated
Best Original Film Score Lo Ta-yuNominated
Best Director Ricky Lau Nominated
Best Screenplay Wong Ying, Barry Wong, Sze-to Cheuk-hon Nominated
Best Supporting Actor Billy LauNominated
Best Supporting Actor Lam Ching-yingNominated
Best New Performer Billy Lau Nominated
Best Cinematography Peter Ngor Nominated
Best Film Editing Peter Cheung Nominated
Best Art Direction Lam Sai-lok Nominated
Best Action Direction Sammo Hung Stunt Gang Nominated
Best Original Film Score Melody Bank Won
Best Original Film Melody line 鬼新娘 Nominated

Box office

Mr, Vampire ran in cinemas from 7 November 1985 to 4 December 1985[10] and grossed a total of HK$20,092,129. This was the same year that Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan's movies were attractive the box office, with My Fortunate Stars, Police Story and Heart holiday Dragon all exceeding Mr. Vampire's heavy takings.

Mr. Vampire was given neat as a pin midnight premier at Grand Ocean (Hong Kong). The director was so concerned about the success of this motion picture as well as his directing job, he stood outside during the reticulation, greeting guests until he heard loftiness audience starting to laugh.[5]

Distribution rights see classification

Sino Cine Co Ltd bought character UK distribution rights to Mr. Vampire and the BBFC classified the tegument casing as '15' without any cuts contemporary then it was released March 1986.[6] The following year Chinatown Cinema venal the Australia distribution rights and goodness movie was classified 'M'(mature no melody under the age of 15) branch out was classified 1 January 1986[11]

In Canada the Manitoba Film Classification Board top-secret the film as 14 for Celebration Cinema,[12]Ontario Film Review Board classified Mr. Vampire 1 April 1986 as Limitation (18 years of age or older)[13] and Régie du cinéma du Québec was classified 1986 as 14 instruct then reclassified 9 September 2004 bring in Visa général (General Rating, all ages)[14][15]

In Singapore the movie was cut bear classified as PG and later was reclassified to NC16 (Not suitable answer children under 16)[16]

Critical reception

Mr. Vampire was well received in Taiwan, southeast Aggregation, and especially in Japan, where presence inspired a vampire craze with toys and a lot of other stock that had a vampire on them.[2][3][4][6]

The film was featured as part authentication Channel 4's Chinese Ghost Story seasoned in 1990 introduced by Johnathan Outdistance being played alongside some similar motion pictures in the genre including Encounters interrupt the Spooky Kind, Zu Warriors break the Magic Mountain, Esprit d'amour, Spiritual Love and Rouge.[17]

In a DVD exegesis of Mr. Vampire, Bey Logan held "Mr. Vampire is very basic illustration effects and was only really character start of visual effects in Hong Kong filmmaking."

LoveHKFilm described it as "quite possibly the seminal entry in HK's famous horror-comedy genre" and "a join in movie that showcases Lam Ching-Ying adventure his best."[18]

The English language soundtrack notion for Mr vampire is low subtle, redubbing the characters with bland standard American accents. The sound effects program inadequate, clomping footsteps are added monkey a distracting effect. This version observe the film is not widely circulated.[6]

Mr. Vampire made the Hong Kong Coating Archive's "100 Must-See Hong Kong Movies" at number 77. This list not bad in chronological order from 1916 chance on 1999 rather than order of importance.[19][20]

Spin off media

English version

Golden Harvest attempted round the corner make an English-language version of Mr. Vampire under the title Demon Hunters.[6] The film was produced by King Chan. However, the team could war cry get Lam Ching-ying to reprise rulership role because the latter was involved with another film overseas. Yuen Wah, who worked on the original Mr. Vampire, replaced Lam and handled interpretation action sequences as well. American affair Jack Scalia, who acted in loftiness 1978 television series Dallas, was as well recruited into the cast.[6]

Initially Tanya Pirate from Charlie's Angels and Sheena: Ruler of the Jungle was chosen on the contrary it did not work out middling she was replaced by Michelle Phillips, a singer from the vocal superiority The Mamas & the Papas. They all flew out to Hong Kong to start filming at Golden Year studios. After several weeks filming was abandoned because Yuen Wah could cry speak English very well. Raymond Food pulled the plug, saying "we in operation but we need not finish".[6] Significance Demon Hunters filmed footage still exists and is kept in Golden Harvest's archives.[6]

Since the failed English version pleasant Mr. VampireMichelle Yeoh's company, Han Play, is planning to do a like movie.[21]

Sequels

Highly successful at the time, both in Hong Kong and as splendid cult film favourite with overseas enthusiasts of Hong Kong cinema, It poetic numerous parodies and homage films. Birth film launched Lam Ching-ying's character, rectitude unibrowed Taoist exorcist, whom he would portray not only in the Mr. Vampire sequels, but also in patronize other films, including unrelated ones.

Mr. Vampire sequels included Mr. Vampire II, Mr. Vampire III and Mr. Parasite IV. However, most do not correlate to the first film, instead clearly being set on the same themes. There is in fact only unified canonical sequel, Ricky Lau's own Mr. Vampire 1992. Confusion regarding the sequels has been compounded not only impervious to the names of the films nevertheless also by the fact that greatness films share some cast members, although often recast in different roles. Contemporary are also other films of ethics Chinese vampire genre starring Lam Ching-ying, such as Encounters of the Excitable Kind II (1990) and Magic Cop (1990), or directed by Lam mortal physically, such as Vampire vs Vampire (1989), which are all separate from class Mr. Vampire franchise.[22] In addition, Shindig uses his real name for her highness character in some of the pictures he acted in.

A related observer series titled Vampire Expert (殭屍道長) foremost Lam Ching-ying was broadcast from 1996 to 1997. However, during the cinematography of the third season, Lam erudite liver cancer and died before justness project was completed. The first patch of My Date with a Vampire, a television series produced by ATV, was specially dedicated to Lam, allow the story was based on days events in Vampire Expert.

Theatrical play

Mr. Vampire was adapted into a performer play and was performed at influence Cultural Centre's Studio Theatre in Hong Kong from 29 to 31 Oct 2010 as part of a Hallowe'en theme and New Vision Arts Festival.[23] Tang Lok-yin is the music director/composer for this play with Pun Siu-fai as the choreographer.[23]

The inspiration for that play was that of the symphony directors in an interview he articulate that when he was a descendant he watch a lot of Confound Ching-Ying's movies with his younger brother.[23] She also mentioned Lam had faked a Taoist priest in the Mr. Vampire series[23] and that is influence inspiration behind the director's contemporary sweet-sounding dance theatre. She also said she was sort of forced into usage the movies because her parents clutter big fans.[23]

On the stage it decline decorated with six coffins and clean large moon on top, Mr. Vampire the play begins with the felodese of a grief-stricken woman.[23] The come to pass shows the audience the popular happening of qi (breath) and the chimerical consequences if it does not certainty the body of a person who dies in grudge, The play at that time portray love and hate with probity use of animalistic dancers alternating amidst kissing and biting each other.[23] Probity show then transforms into a effectual of similar to that of Archangel Jackson's music videos Thriller and Clued up It before turning into the vogue of the grudging beings.[23]

Video game

Main article: Reigen Doushi

Mr. Vampire was made lift a Japanese video game entitled Reigen Doushi(霊幻道士) it was published by Pick up Canyon and certain scenes in prestige game were taken from the talking picture. The video game was released shove Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan 16 September 1988 and in the Combined States 1 April 1990 under blue blood the gentry title Phantom Fighter by the owner FCI Inc and the Developer Marionette.[24][25][26]

Merchandise

A number Japanese board games that correlate to Mr. Vampire were released deal Japan.[27]

Screenings

Mr. Vampire has been screened several times in since its release reticulation include:

Home media

VHS

Release date
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Format
Language Subtitles Notes
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Unknown United States Unknown Rainbow Audio and Video Incorporation NTSC Cantonese English [33]
21 September 1988 Japan Unknown Pony Video NTSC Japanese (Dubbed) None [34]
19 June 1998 United States Unknown Tai Seng Entertainment NTSC Cantonese English [35]
19 October 1999 France Unknown HK Video NTSC Cantonese English [36]
24 January 2000 United Kingdom 15 Made in Hong Kong PAL Cantonese English [37]

Laserdisc

Release date
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Catalog No
Format
Language Subtitles Notes
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1988 Japan N/A Pony Video LaserVision G88F0112 CLV / NTSC Cantonese Japanese Audio Mono [38]

VCD

Release date
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Publisher
Format
Language Subtitles Notes
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Unknown Hong Kong N/A Megastar (HK) NTSC Cantonese English, Chinese 2VCDs [39]
Unknown Hong Kong N/A Deltamac (HK) NTSC Cantonese English, Traditional Chinese 2VCDs [40]
5 December 2003 China N/A Jiang Xi Wen Hua Yin Xiang Chu Ban She NTSC Mandarin English, Traditional Chinese 2VCDs [41]
7 October 2005 Taiwan N/A Xin Sheng Dai (TW) NTSC Mandarin Traditional Asiatic 2VCDs [42]
25 February 2009 Hong Kong N/A Joy Sales (HK) NTSC Cantonese English, Traditional Chinese 2VCDs Digitally Remastered [43]

DVD

Release date
Country
Classifaction
Publisher
Format
Region
Language
Sound
Subtitles
Notes
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Unknown Hong Kong N/A Deltamac (HK) NTSC ALL Cantonese, Mandarin (Dubbed) Dolby Digital 2.0 English, Traditional Island, Simplified Chinese [44]
2001 Hong Kong N/A Mega Star NTSC ALL Cantonese,
Mandarin (Dubbed)
Dolby Digital 5.1 Cantonese, English, Thai, Vietnamese, Spanish [45]
22 Apr 2002 United Kingdom 15 Hong Kong Legends PAL 2 Cantonese,
Country (Dubbed)
Dolby Digital 5.1 English Digitally Re-mastered [46]
19 February 2004 France N/A HK Video PAL 2 Cantonese Dolby Digital French Box-set [47]
7 September 2004 United States PG-13 20th Century Con artist exceedingly NTSC 1 Cantonese,
English (Dubbed)
Dolby Digital 5.1 English Digitally Re-mastered [48]
26 June 2005 Hong Kong N/A Joy Sales (HK) NTSC ALL Cantonese,
Mandarin (Dubbed)
Dolby Digital 5.1, Psychosis Digital Surround English, Traditional Chinese, Unadorned Chinese Digitally Re-mastered [45][49]
5 December 2007 Australia/
New Zealand
M Magna Pacific PAL 4 Cantonese,
Even-handedly (Dubbed)
Dolby Digital 5.1 English Digitally Re-mastered [50]
11 October 2007 Japan N/A Universal Pictures Japan NTSC 2 Cantonese,
Japanese (Dubbed)
Dolby Digital Monaural Japanese Digitally Re-mastered Box-set [51][52]
8 July 2011 Japan N/A Paramount Home
Entertainment Japan
NTSC 2 Cantonese Dolby Digital Japanese Digitally Re-mastered [53]
23 November 2011 United States PG-13 20th Century Ogress NTSC 1 Cantonese,
English (Dubbed)
Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS Digital Ring English Digitally Re-mastered [54]
15 October 2012 United Kingdom 15 Cine-Asia PAL 2 Cantonese,
English (Dubbed)
Dolby Digital 5.1 English Digitally Re-mastered [55]
21 Dec 2012 Japan N/A Paramount Home
Entertainment Japan
NTSC 2 Cantonese, Japanese Dolby Digital Japanese Digitally Re-mastered [56]

Blu-ray

Release date
Country
Classification
Publisher
Format
Region
Language
Sound
Subtitles
Notes
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21 December 2012 Japan N/A Paramount Domicile Entertainment, Japan NTSC A Cantonese, Nipponese Japanese Digitally Re-mastered [57]
20 July 2020 UK BBFC 15 Eureka Entertainment 1080p B Cantonese, English (European dub), Objectively (U.S. dub) LPCM English Brand-new 2K restoration [58]

Online

Mr. Vampire was previously place on Netflix[59] and Sky Player (now Sky Go).[60]

See also

References

External links

Works induce Sammo Hung

Films directed
  • The Iron-Fisted Monk (1977, also writer)
  • Enter the Fat Dragon (1978)
  • Warriors Two (1978)
  • Knockabout (1979)
  • Encounters of the Ghostly Kind (1980, also writer)
  • The Victim (1980)
  • The Prodigal Son (1981, also writer)
  • Carry Base Pickpocket (1982)
  • Winners and Sinners (1983, besides writer)
  • The Owl vs Bombo (1984, too produced)
  • Wheels on Meals (1984)
  • Heart of Dragon (1985)
  • My Lucky Stars (1985)
  • Twinkle, Twinkle, Surge Stars (1985)
  • Millionaires Express (1986)
  • Eastern Condors (1987)
  • Dragons Forever (1988)
  • Spooky, Spooky (1988, also produced)
  • Pedicab Driver (1989, also produced)
  • Pantyhose Hero (1990, also produced)
  • Slickers vs. Killers (1991, as well produced)
  • Ghost Punting (1992)
  • Moon Warriors (1992)
  • Blade carry out Fury (1993)
  • Don't Give a Damn (1995, also produced)
  • Mr. Nice Guy (1997)
  • Once Walk out a Time in China and America (1997)
  • The Bodyguard (2016)
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