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| Release Year:
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2009 |
| DVD Length:
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Not Measured |
| Video Format:
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Letterbox |
| Audio Format:
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DD 2.0 |
| Bonus Disc: |
0 |
| Rating: |
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| Genre:
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Comedy |
| Starring: |
Chin Kar Lok , Yuen Wah , Lo Hau Yan |
| Director: |
Ricky Lau (Koon Wai) |
| Language:
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Mandarin , Cantonese |
| SubTitle: |
ENGLISH , Chinese -(Traditional) , Chinese -(Simplified) |
| Region: |
Region-0 (ALL) |
| Description: |
WUMING was a peaceful and tranquil town famous for its excellent 'fengshui' that bred outstanding personalities. Back int the QING dynasty, a famous official was buried here with a grandiose tomb built and two pieces of priceless jade ducks placed as burial accompaniment. In fact, there were numerous rich, famous people and countless jewelries and valuables were buried in the graveyard and So cases of tomb thefts happened occasionally. As stories of ghosts and vampires began to spread around, the townsfolk rarely went out during the night
No one does Chinese vampire movies better than Ricky Lau, whose 1985 film Mr. Vampire is among the best in the genre. In 2007 he came back with another supernatural horror comedy called Vampire Super, the title an obvious reference to star Chin Ka Lok, who is best known for being the co-host of the highly popular TVB game show, The Super Trio series. His vampire-busting mission gets support from veteran kung fu actor Yuen Wah and singer/actress Candy Lo. The action takes place in a small, nameless town, which has a burial ground of exceptional feng shui importance. It is speculated that a Qing Dynasty official is buried there along with tons of priceless treasures. Naturally, it becomes the target of many grave robbers. The only problem: can they get past the hopping vampires that are guarding the tomb? |
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