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Directed by O Sing-Pui. A woman who is 張耀揚 gay debt to loan sharks is about to commit suicide to escape her debts. Two ghosts are waiting to take her soul when she dies, but at the last moment she is rescued by a member of the loan shark gang who is in love with her.

The ghosts, angry at being deprived of a soul, take their vengeance on the gang. Nam Yin Chau Ting. Herman Yau Lau Hung-Chuen. Fantasy Action Horror Comedy. Very interesting HK genre bender of triad film, ghost dramedy and romance. Unfortunately, even for a HK genre bender it was slightly too disjointed for me to love it.

A real fun, unique time for HK fans. I could see my rating go up on a rewatch. These usually mix action with silly local humor. The story hinges on the idea that spirits of the deceased wait for a chance at reincarnation and if you passed away as an unborn child you don't naturally qualify for reincarnation because you never had the 'spark of life'.

This matters a great deal to spirit Siu-Hung Li Yu. She died tragically hundreds of years ago while pregnant and she is waiting in limbo with the spirit of her…. About a gangster who finds himself in serious ghost shenanigans when a member of his crew saves a woman who was supposed to die, this was a decent enough time at the movies, but I think there's a reason you probably haven't heard of it.

If you've seen any other Sammo Hung ghost movie then you pretty much know what to expect -- but if you're expecting this to be as good as something like Encounters of the Spooky Kind or even Where's Officer Tuba, you're in for an unpleasant surprise. I mean, it's okay, I guess?

The nutty ghost action is fun, Sammo Hung is as great as ever, and it's generally affable enough. Nothing about it particularly stands out, it tends to feel a bit disjointed, and the action is quite sporadic -- but it certainly has its oddball charms and I was never bored, so why not, I guess.

The three or four ghostly possession action scenes are outstanding, combining fights and brazen humor with creative comical results. The practical techniques are just as vivid as Magic Cop. Fennie Yuen and Li Yu are pretty good love interests. And Sammo….

The low budget is offset by a smart script, strong performances and effective cinematography. The depiction of the afterlife is cleverly tongue in cheek, whilst the 張耀揚 gay scene in hell is to die for. The film surprises with a solid emotional core, that particularly comes into its own in the final act.

Another of Sammo's or Samo as he's credited in the opening titles supernatural ghostly comedies that he made a handful of in the late 80s and early 90s. It's a slightly convoluted plot, despite being easy enough to follow. Sammo is a small scale triad leader, who gets involved in some supernatural shenanigans when a member of his gang gets possessed by a small 張耀揚 gay, with the help of his ghostly mother.

It then gets all a bit more messy when it's revealed…. Ghost movies, and Triad movies rule in the Hong Kong film industry, and this film combines both genres into one. There is so much to love about this movie. The humor is fun, the tone is perfect, and the casting is awesome.