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At a Hong Kong dormitory, the cook's little granddaughter is brutally murdered. The next day, a mysterious new student, Connie, moves into the dorm. As it is summer vacation, only four students are still living there. Mysterious, disastrous things seem to accompany the new girl everywhere she goes, and this school is no exception.
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At a Hong Kong dormitory, the cook's little granddaughter is brutally murdered. The next day, a mysterious new student, Connie, moves into the dorm. As it is summer vacation, only four students are still living there. Mysterious, disastrous things seem to accompany the new girl everywhere she goes, and this school is no exception.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Peter Cheung Wing-Yiu, Kenneth Lau Hau-Wai
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Pro Film Limited
Cast
Kenneth Lau Hau-Wai
Director
Connie Chan Si-Wing
Connie
Simon Lui Yu-Yeung
Graveyard
Benjamin Yuen Wai-Ho
Nokia
Celia Sze Lim-Tse
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Maggie Wong Mei-Kei
Sandy
Diana Pang Dan
Aunt Fook
Pinky Cheung Man-Chi
Miss Cheng
Michael Wong
Police Inspector Wong / Inspector Ho
Lee Siu-Kay
Father Lai
Peter Cheung Wing-Yiu
Drug Dealer
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