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Beauty of the Haunted House 

In financial straits, a Hong Kong businessman takes an offer from a Japanese bank, on the condition that he sell his family mansion on Lantau Island. The tenant, his patriotic uncle, will only go in a coffin. The bank wields blackmail to scare the businessman but they're unaware that, in that house, there's something far more horrifying than their blackmail.
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In financial straits, a Hong Kong businessman takes an offer from a Japanese bank, on the condition that he sell his family mansion on Lantau Island. The tenant, his patriotic uncle, will only go in a coffin. The bank wields blackmail to scare the businessman but they're unaware that, in that house, there's something far more horrifying than their blackmail.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Ka Ka
Written By:Ka Ka
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Fortune Star Films Co. (H.K.)

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