

The Haunted Cop Shop 1987
Jacky Cheung headlines this quirky 1987 blend of comedy and horror from director Jeffrey Lau Chun-Wai, where a once-peaceful Hong Kong police station carries the weight of its violent past.
Director: Jeffrey Lau Chun-Wai
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Haunted Cop Shop (1987) about?
It's the story of a petty thief locked in a former Japanese military club turned haunted Hong Kong police station during Ghost Festival. When a vengeful ghost bites him, he's cursed with vampirism, turning a night behind bars into a supernatural nightmare.
Who directed The Haunted Cop Shop?
Jeffrey Lau Chun-Wai directed this offbeat horror-comedy, blending eerie atmosphere with comic timing.
Who stars in The Haunted Cop Shop?
The film features legendary Hong Kong entertainer Jacky Cheung Hok-Yau, alongside comedy icon Ricky Hui Koon-Ying, action star Billy Lau Nam-Kwong, and actress Kitty Chan.
Is The Haunted Cop Shop (1987) worth watching?
Though IMDb-unrated, this cult gem delivers a fun mashup of horror and comedy set in a richly atmospheric locale. Fans of light horror with a comedic edge will likely find it entertaining and unique.
How long is The Haunted Cop Shop?
The Haunted Cop Shop runs 91 minutes.
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About The Haunted Cop Shop (1987) — When a thief becomes prey in a ghostly Hong Kong police station
Jacky Cheung headlines this quirky 1987 blend of comedy and horror from director Jeffrey Lau Chun-Wai, where a once-peaceful Hong Kong police station carries the weight of its violent past.
Built atop the ruins of a Japanese military club where officers took their lives on V-J Day, the station has long been rumored a haunted resting place. When petty thief Ming is locked in its basement during Ghost Festival—when spirits walk the earth—the Colonel's vengeful ghost bites him, transforming him into a bloodthirsty vampire. Lighthearted antics collide with chills as Ming navigates his new nocturnal nature, all against the eerie backdrop of a building steeped in history and sorrow.




