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Mr. Vampire
In Republican China, the planned reburial of a village elder goes awry and the corpse resurrects into a hopping vampire, leading a Taoist priest and his two disciples to attempt to stop him, but not without getting involved with lusty ghosts, a jealous police inspector, and the many talisman-bound vampires at their disposal.
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In Republican China, the planned reburial of a village elder goes awry and the corpse resurrects into a hopping vampire, leading a Taoist priest and his two disciples to attempt to stop him, but not without getting involved with lusty ghosts, a jealous police inspector, and the many talisman-bound vampires at their disposal.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Ricky Lau Koon-wai, Barry Wong Ping-yiu, Sze-To Cheuk-hon
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:TOHO-TOWA, Bo Ho Films, Orange Sky Golden Harvest
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