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The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One 1964
In *The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One* (1964), legendary director Yeung Kung-Leung crafts a mesmerizing blend of action and fantasy, set against a backdrop of ancient martial-arts rivalries and supernatural vengeance.
Director: Yeung Kung-Leung
Cast
Lai Kam-Sing
Yiu But-fan
So-Chow Yu
Kau Suet-mui
Lee Hung
Chuk Yuk-heung
Connie Chan Po-Chu
Hung Tin-bo
Sek Kin
Lai Chun-wah
Tong Yeuk-Ching
Chiu Choi-wan
Simon Yuen Siu-Tien
Monk Yi Tin
Lau Kar-Leung
Han Ying-Chieh
Yeung Yip-Wang
Chuk Wan-shan
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One* (1964) about?
This wuxia fantasy follows Yiu But-fan, whose life is destroyed on his wedding day when a rival swordsman murders his father and bride with cursed needles. A Taoist master vows revenge, leading to a supernatural duel that tests honor against dark sorcery.
Who directed *The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One*?
The film was directed by Yeung Kung-Leung, a notable figure in early Hong Kong martial arts cinema.
Who stars in *The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One*?
The film features Lai Kam-Sing, So-Chow Yu, Connie Chan Po-Chu, Sek Kin, and Tong Yeuk-Ching in pivotal roles.
Is *The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One* (1964) worth watching?
For fans of vintage wuxia and fantasy, this film delivers a gripping mix of martial arts action and supernatural intrigue. Its retro charm and dramatic stakes make it a compelling watch despite its age.
How long is *The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One*?
The runtime is 91 minutes.
About The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One (1964) — A Wuxia Fantasy of Vengeance and Dark Magic
In *The Devil and Her Magic Needles, Part One* (1964), legendary director Yeung Kung-Leung crafts a mesmerizing blend of action and fantasy, set against a backdrop of ancient martial-arts rivalries and supernatural vengeance. On the day of his wedding, Yiu But-fan's life shatters when the vengeful 'Ghostly Mother Blue Flower,' Chiu Choi-wan, and her ruthless foster son Lai Chun-wah storm in with deadly White-bone Soul-thrashing needles, murdering his father and bride. The tragedy ignites a blood feud as the Taoist Tranquil of Emei pledges to destroy the menace by Mid-Autumn Festival, setting the stage for a climactic duel that pits justice against dark sorcery.
This atmospheric wuxia fantasy thrives on its stark contrasts—love and loss, tradition and corruption, honor and vengeance—all wrapped in the lush visuals of 1960s Hong Kong cinema. Lai Kam-Sing and So-Chow Yu anchor the cast as the embattled heroes, while Connie Chan Po-Chu and Sek Kin deliver unforgettable performances as the cunning antagonists. With its razor-sharp choreography and haunting supernatural elements, the film evokes the same thrilling escapism as classic martial arts legends, making it a hidden gem for fans of vintage genre cinema.
