Ask Ching-Ying Lam Xiao Haoqin to make a ghost film. Ching-Ying Lam found the ghost with Kongming lanterns. The ghost finally died in the mire. What movie is a nun?

One-sided: a Taoist priest with one eyebrow

"One Eyebrow Road flyover" is a film directed and starring Ching-Ying Lam. This movie is about a Taoist priest in China who meets a western zombie, which is different from the zombie movie before 1989. The film reveals a humorous atmosphere in seriousness, which makes the whole film less nervous and chilling.

Introduction:

One eyebrow road flyover (Ching-Ying Lam? As a high strength, he is good at Maoshan Daoism, and his disciple A Hao (Chen Xiaohao? Live in a small town; He kept a little zombie from the Qing Dynasty, and the little zombie often helped him and A Hao. One day, Yimei, a Taoist priest, was invited by people in the neighboring village to catch ghosts, because the plague spread in the neighboring village and zombies appeared from time to time. Taoist Yimei set off with A Hao and the little zombie. In a neighboring town, a Taoist met a group of nuns, and A Hao played a lot of jokes. Taoist Yimei found that the drinking water sources in neighboring towns were polluted by ptomaine, so he and A Hao searched for water sources together. He found traces of zombies in the basement of the church. It turns out that there are western zombies here, and the director of the neighboring township office accidentally surprised the western gods to sleep. Staged a wonderful Chinese magic against western zombies.

Role? executant

One eyebrow long? Ching-Ying Lam

Hao? Siu-ho Chin

Fang? David Lui

Captain's cousin? Sandra Ng

Captain? Billy Lau

Little zombie? Lin Zhenghong (Zhang Yuli)

Sister? Maria

Little nun? Chen Peishan; Sword; Yesuo

The abnormal death of female ghost Liu Yuting.

Foreign zombies? Fransujas

Villagers? Yuet Sang Chin

Film evaluation:

One Eyebrow Road flyover is the best example of its "combination of local culture and foreign culture". This film not only changed the folk theory of "raising ghosts" into "raising little zombies", but also made Taoist priests and little zombies feel that they are as close as their father and son! And boldly lead a western vampire to fight a Chinese-western war. The most vivid freshness of the film is that Mao Shanshu can't subdue western zombies. In desperation, a Taoist priest blew them up with explosives, but it still didn't work. In the end, it turns out that all the zombies in the west are stuck in the mud, and that's it.

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