"Mothra" Still Rocks
The original Mothra is a fun monster movie that has way stronger lore, music, and special effects than most of its contemporaries.
The Figures from Earth
Five hundred years ago, to practice witchcraft, a bat elf forces her sister, Siu-chu to lure strong men so that she can suck their blood. A priest stops Siu-chu from killing two guards by using his supernatural powers. After fighting, both parties are wounded. To help the guards cope with bat elves, the priest gives them string instruments, swords and thousand-year-old snow pearls. Unexpectedly, the guards swallow the snow pearls and it takes them five hundred years to resurrect……
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Five hundred years ago, to practice witchcraft, a bat elf forces her sister, Siu-chu to lure strong men so that she can suck their blood. A priest stops Siu-chu from killing two guards by using his supernatural powers. After fighting, both parties are wounded. To help the guards cope with bat elves, the priest gives them string instruments, swords and thousand-year-old snow pearls. Unexpectedly, the guards swallow the snow pearls and it takes them five hundred years to resurrect……
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Chun Wong
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Taylor Film and Video Production Centre
Cast
Chun Wong
Director
Alex Man Chi-Leung
General Thunderrod
Stanley Fung Shui-Fan
Master Thunderbolt
Liu Kai-Chi
Thin Constable
Eliza Yue Chi-Wai
Elder Sister / The Bat
Chun Wong
Fat Constable
May Hoh Mei-Ting
Jackie
Ngai Lau-Na
Chu
Law Ching-Ho
Scholar / First Victim
Hui Ying-Ying
Lee's Mother
Tsang Wai-Ming
Lee
Gregory Charles Rivers
Policeman
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