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Action packed vampire kung fu movie produced by Joseph Kuo. Jack Long portrays a fighting Taoist priest, who helps with the aid of his disciples to reunite a baby vampire with his parents from the "King of Evil", who has captured the young hopper to enhance his own powers.
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Action packed vampire kung fu movie produced by Joseph Kuo. Jack Long portrays a fighting Taoist priest, who helps with the aid of his disciples to reunite a baby vampire with his parents from the "King of Evil", who has captured the young hopper to enhance his own powers.

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Genre:Action, Adventure, Horror, Fantasy
Directed By:Chih-Cheng Wang
Written By:Hai-Hung Chen, Chih-Cheng Wang
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Chun Hua Film & Television Production Company

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