Mr. Vampire

Mr. Vampire (1986)

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Ricky Lau directs this fantastically successful horror yarn that successfully fused high-flying slapstick with creepy genre atmospherics. The film opens with Taoist priest Kau (Lam Ching-ying) along with his two hapless assistants, Chou (Chin Siu-ho) and Man Choi (Ricky Hui Koon-ying), set out to… More

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PG-13,
Directed By
Written By
Ricky Lau, Chuek-Hon Szeto
Genres
Action & Adventure, Horror, Art House & International, Comedy
In Theaters
Jan 1, 1985 Wide
Tai Seng

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  • Dean M


    There are great fight sequences and a great story and acting. The martial-arts scenes are the best parts of the movie, but the horror-comedy sequences are still entertaining about the master has to stop the vampires and demons. Anyone interested in kung-fu movies should check this out… More

  • xGary X


    Extemely silly chop-socky fun featuring incompetent monks battling hopping chinese vampires. Yet another film Quentin Tarantino "borrowed" from in his script for From Dusk Til Dawn

  • Tsubaki S


    There used to be a time where there was no other film industry in the world, and i really mean none, making genre films as fun and diverse as the films made in HK back in the 80's. From comedy to horror to action and all of those in the mix, Mr Vampire is a great example of that,… More

  • Christopher B


    Fun and fast moving horror/comedy with some fantastic moments. I'm really beginning to love a lot of these Hong Kong horrors.

  • Wu C


    A Vampire/Kung-Fu/Comedy/Fantasy. One of the most original and entertaining films to come out of Hong Kong. Also, probably one of the best movies to come out of the 80's.

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