Return of the Demon 1987
When a gang of treasure hunters stumbles upon a cursed artifact in 1987's *Return of the Demon*, they unleash a terrifying force hungry for 49 souls—and eternal life.
Director: Wong Ying
Cast
Charlie Cho Cha-Lee
Kin
Robert Mak Tak-Law
Mak
Shing Fui-On
Fierce
Chui Sau-Lai
Panther
To Siu-Ming
Lockmaster
Dick Wei
The Monster
Natalis Chan Pak-Cheung
Wai
Emily Chu Bo-Yee
Tayona
Wu Ma
Kao
Fung Ging-Man
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Return of the Demon (1987) about?
A group of treasure hunters accidentally awaken a demon seeking 49 souls to achieve immortality. Their greed turns to terror as they scramble to survive the supernatural threat before it claims them all.
Who directed Return of the Demon?
The film was directed by Wong Ying, a filmmaker known for blending action and horror in Hong Kong cinema of the 1980s.
Who stars in Return of the Demon?
The film features Charlie Cho Cha-Lee, Robert Mak Tak-Law, Shing Fui-On, Chui Sau-Lai, and Dick Wei in key roles.
Is Return of the Demon (1987) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *Return of the Demon* offers a fun, pulpy mix of action, horror, and comedy that fans of 80s Hong Kong cinema will enjoy. Its chaotic energy and supernatural premise make it a cult curiosity worth tracking down.
How long is Return of the Demon?
The film runs 96 minutes (1 hour and 36 minutes).
About Return of the Demon (1987) — Hong Kong cult classic blending horror, comedy, and supernatural thrills
When a gang of treasure hunters stumbles upon a cursed artifact in 1987's *Return of the Demon*, they unleash a terrifying force hungry for 49 souls—and eternal life. Director Wong Ying crafts a wild blend of action, adventure, and horror-comedy, turning the quest for riches into a desperate battle against a malevolent spirit. With chaotic fight choreography and a darkly humorous tone, this Hong Kong cult classic balances scares with camp, creating a unique atmosphere where ancient curses meet modern greed.
The film's ensemble cast, led by action veterans Charlie Cho Cha-Lee and Robert Mak Tak-Law, brings chaotic energy to the screen, embodying the desperation of characters caught in a supernatural hunt. As the demon closes in, their only hope lies in outwitting an immortal force—before it claims them all. *Return of the Demon (1987)* is a pulpy, fast-paced adventure where folklore meets frenetic 80s cinema style.
