Hong Kong audiences have always preferred their horror mixed rather than straight, with local producers traditionally combining scares with action, kung fu and comedy, or softcore sex and bloody violence – as seen in the adult Category III shockers of the early 1990s.
Consequently, surprisingly few pure horror films have been made locally. Since the 1998 mega-success of the J-horror sensation Ring in Hong Kong, viewers have largely looked to Japan for their Asian scares.
This is why 1981’s The...
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