They scared me to tears, moved me, and made me laugh when I was a child. 10 classic Hong Kong horror films

Ghost movies are another signature movie genre in Hong Kong. Ghost movies can be divided into many types: zombie movies, comedy ghost movies, kung fu ghost movies, love ghost movies, etc., which can satisfy the needs of all types of people. The demand for movie watching makes people admire the creativity of Hong Kong filmmakers. The following ten Hong Kong ghost films not only have a good reputation, but also made many stars famous.

"Happy Ghost"

In the Qing Dynasty, after failing to get the first prize in the exam more than ten times, Zhu Xiucai was so angry that his father died, his wife was angry and he also felt wronged. He committed suicide by hanging from a beam in a certain temple. As a result, he was unable to reincarnate and his soul was attached to the hemp rope he used when he committed suicide.

Time comes to the 1980s. Hong Kong high school girls Lin Xiaohua, Lin Qingqing and Yan Ruyu encountered a storm on their summer trip. To avoid the rain, they broke into the temple where Zhu Xiucai committed suicide. After the rain, Lin Qingqing was in a panic. The hemp rope with Zhu Xiucai's soul was brought into the room, causing screams. However, as the exchange deepened, they gradually became friends with Zhu Xiucai and talked about everything, and each other encouraged them through each other's encouragement. , it becomes clearer what the next path is to take - of course, there are a lot of jokes in the process.

"Yin Yang Road" series

"Troublesome Night" is a horror ghost film series first produced by director Qiu Litao. There are 7 pure "Yin Yang Road" movies in total. , the subsequent films were co-produced by several directors and had a different style than the previous seven films, most of which were produced by Zhongda Film Company. There are 20 volumes in the Yin Yang Road series. Plus a special chapter: Twenty Years of Yin and Yang Road: Falling Head.

Generally speaking, the first seven films are well received by the audience, with Goo Jai playing the leading role. The second film "Yin Yang Road: I'm at Your Side" has a high horror factor, the fifth film "Get Rich at First Sight" is quite scary, and the audience generally attributed it to Roland's appearance, and the sixth film "The Weekly" is also excellent, but "Knocked Up" is rated as a romance film by everyone, but how many ghost films are there in Hong Kong that don't talk about romance? The special "Head Down" almost failed to pass the review because of its poster, and it was classified as a Category III film.

"There's a Ghost in the Office"

If you haven't seen it, you'd be embarrassed to say you've seen a Hong Kong ghost movie. This movie not only brings together the common comedy elements of Hong Kong horror films, but also brings the suspense elements preferred by European and American horror films. Of course, the dark light and slow horror tone that Asians love are indispensable. Although it seems childish compared to European and American suspense films, it is rare among Hong Kong horror films. It is especially recommended that after reading this, count how many people have died in the office.

"The Night of Resurrection"

A murder case that happened by mistake implicated many innocent people in a building. A lovelorn girl (Mok Wenwei) was abandoned by her boyfriend in July and a half, so she locked herself in her room and kept throwing things downstairs to vent her anger. Two security guards with ulterior motives were also planning to rob the building at this time. A couple suddenly loses their son and asks the security captain (played by Li Lichi) for help. The captain entered their home and discovered another murder related to the dead old woman. At this time, the lovelorn girl discovered the mysterious man in black (played by Stephen Chow) standing at the entrance of the corridor talking to a pot of flowers. The captain discovered the fact that the couple murdered the old mother and was hunted down. At this time, the ghost of the old mother came to claim her life and was finally subdued by the man in black. The couple was eventually subdued by men in black and fell to their deaths. The hateful ghost is coming to claim their lives, and several people involved in the incident have no choice but to cooperate with the mysterious man in black...

"The Old Corpse in the Mountain Village"

It is said that female ghosts are always scarier than male ghosts. If a beautiful and talented woman dies with resentment, she will be an even more powerful ghost. The story takes place in a small mountain village, where nearly a hundred people died mysteriously.

Some people went out together to play, came to this small mountain village far away from the city, and played a "spiritual game"...

"Hot-blooded Youth"

"Blood" symbolizes the continuation of life. Mysterious and full of spirituality!

There are three young people with special blood types. They are: A Le (played by Zhou Yingjie), Shi Min (played by Zhou Liqi) and A Li (played by Zhou Ziju). Although they have never met, they can sense each other's presence, which makes them feel extremely uneasy. It turns out that the three of them had donated blood, which was coincidentally used to save a couple who committed suicide. Who wanted to save the man, but not the woman. Instead, the lovers are separated by yin and yang. Yan Ping (played by Liang Minyi), a woman who is unwilling to go to hell alone, relies on the inspiration of her special blood type to gradually approach these three "meddling" passionate young people, and implement her "repayment" plan one by one...

"Keep Strangers Away"

This work was written when Zhu Yin was still as beautiful as a flower. The female ghost is so beautiful that it adds a lot of fun to horror movies.

"Asking for Rice" means bringing the ghosts from the underworld to the upper world through the goddess, possessing the goddess, and talking to the people in the upper world. Because a bowl of white rice is placed next to this ritual, it is called It is called Wenmi and is very popular in China. I believe everyone has heard or seen it.

However, don’t ask Mi casually, if the ghost’s wish has not been fulfilled or the revenge has not been avenged...

"Ghost Story Association"

Countless "horrors" One of the classics in the heart of "movie fans", it is both laughable and frightening. It is composed of three bizarre ghost stories that happened in the office, campus and home. The plot is clever and the lines are funny. It has traces of typical Hong Kong-style funny ghost movies, but it stands out among a lot of junk ghost movies. The three stories have different plots and styles, and the plots contain twists and surprises. They are well worth watching.

"A Chinese Ghost Story"

Scholar Ning Caichen (played by Leslie Cheung) failed to collect his debts and had nowhere to go, so he stayed at the ghost temple Lanruo Temple and met the knight Yan Chixia. (played by Wu Ma), the two became neighbors. One day, he meets the beautiful girl Xiaoqian (played by Wang Zuxian) by chance, and the two fall in love with each other. However, Xiaoqian is a ghost controlled by the tree demon grandma, who specializes in confusing strong men to absorb yang energy on her behalf. Xiaoqian saw that Ning Caichen was kind-hearted and couldn't bear to harm her, and her relationship with him gradually deepened. Ning Caichen wanted to save Xiaoqian from her grandmother's clutches, but due to her grandma's profound skills, Xiaoqian could not escape from her clutches. The two then asked Yan Chixia for help...

"Mr. Zombie"

Rich country squire Ren Fa's late father used coercion and inducement to obtain a piece of Feng Shui treasure land. After being guided by Mr. Feng Shui, Twenty years after his father was buried, the grave was removed and buried for the benefit of his descendants. However, Uncle Jiu inspected the tomb and learned that Mr. Feng Shui had a personal grudge with the Ren family and had tampered with the tomb. Twenty years later, Mr. Ren's body had become malignant. Uncle Jiu proposed to be cremated on the spot, and the bones were moved to Yizhuang at the request of Master Ren. Despite careful care, Mr. Ren turned into a zombie and killed his son Ren Fa. Uncle Jiu concluded that Mrs. Ren and Ren Fa’s zombies would appear again, so he ordered his apprentices Qiu Sheng and Wen Cai to deal with them carefully.