Man tian shen fo

1983
1h 40m

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Kam Cheung, Siu-Ho Chin, and Lieh Lo in Man tian shen fo (1983)

An evil black-magic priest unleashes some nasty Japanese ghosts on a peaceful Chinese village.An evil black-magic priest unleashes some nasty Japanese ghosts on a peaceful Chinese village.An evil black-magic priest unleashes some nasty Japanese ghosts on a peaceful Chinese village.

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5.7/10

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Siu-Ho Chin

Kam Cheung

Fat Chick
(as Chin Chiang)

Ju-Hua Pei

Tien-Hsiang Lung

Okada

Lieh Lo

Magician Lien

Ching-Ching Yeung

Junko
(as Ching Ching Yang)

Jeong-lee Hwang

Japanese Sorcerer (Guest star)
(as Jang Lee Hwang)

Director
- Hsia Hsu
Writer
- Chia Yeh
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7/10

Entertaining Shaw Brothers production

Man tian shen fo (or Ghosts Galore) is an entertaining outing by the Shaw Brothers that is equal parts comedy and martial arts action. Two best friends are on a journey to rid themselves of a ghost. There is also a subplot with two siblings (brother and sister) who have escaped to China from Japan being hunted by the 'clan' that they left behind. Billed as a 'horror comedy', the 'horror' is in name only because of the 'ghost' theme...the main female ghost seems downright friendly. Calling it 'horror' is like calling Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein a horror film. It may be given the theme, but the emphasis is on comedic elements in a 'horror' context. The chemistry between Siu-Ho Chin and Cam Cheung (aka 'Fat Chicken') is funny to see. The subtitles aren't bad. The lighting is a bit dark at times, but overall film quality is good.