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Ancienne vedette de cinéma abonnée aux rôles de chasseurs de vampires, Chin Siu-ho vit désormais une longue traversée du désert. Alors que le destin s’acharne contre lui, il emménage dans une tour HLM pour y mettre fin à ses jours. Son geste est interrompu par des voisins un peu trop invasifs et sans le savoir, il vient de mettre les pieds dans un endroit bien plus sordide que ses idées de suicide…
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It's grim, but it's also heartfelt, it's got Hong Kong action comedy and it's got some genuinely creepy ghost twins. The characters are interesting and despite some holes it makes sense in its own universe. Some effects have that "old CGI" stink and the hard palette-hard contrast-hard vignetting aesthetics are definitely dated... But it's a good ride and I recommend watching it beyond these flaws. It's a pretty good story underneath.
The final plot twist is there just to damage the story
Pretty awesome little supernatural action thriller. Very dark, very stylish. Really dug the ending. Didn't know rice could kill vampires. Good to know, I better stock up.
I had been meaning to see this one for a couple years ever since I saw the Blu-ray available at Target. It's a Hong Kong action horror combining Chinese ghost mythology with martials arts. It stars a lot of the original cast from the 1985 _Mr. Vampire_. I remember seeing a lot of those old-school hopping Chinese vampire movies in my childhood; although more comedic back then. But this new one has a more serious approach and is a modern take on that subject with a great art direction and cinematography using various natural elements like water, earth, fire, etc. for special effects. And it showcases popular types of ghosts from Chinese folklore. The characters are distinguishing and well-designed, each with their own backstory. I hope we see a sequel someday because according to Chinese mythology, seven days after death, the spirit/soul returns to its body briefly to bid farewell to family and loved ones. If that's any indication, they could likely tie that into the next Rigor Mortis film.
Martial arts and creepy fun for my 31 Days Of Horror!