Goldbuster 2017
"There is something wacky in the neighbourhood"
Goldbuster (2017), directed by Sandra Ng Kwan-Yu, blends dark comedy and supernatural shenanigans in a quirky tale set in the crumbling apartments of Humble Grove.
Director: Sandra Ng Kwan-Yu
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Goldbuster (2017) about?
Goldbuster (2017) follows the chaotic lives of tenants in a rundown apartment complex who have lived in hiding for years to avoid eviction. When supernatural disturbances strike, they turn to a flamboyant ghost hunter for help, leading to a night of absurd encounters and unlikely alliances.
Who directed Goldbuster?
Sandra Ng Kwan-Yu directed Goldbuster, bringing her signature blend of humor and heart to this offbeat comedy-drama.
Who stars in Goldbuster?
The film features Sandra Ng Kwan-Yu, Teng Shen, Yue Yunpeng, Zhang Yi, and Francis Ng Chun-Yu in leading roles, alongside Alex Fong Chung-Sun.
Is Goldbuster (2017) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, Goldbuster offers a fun mix of supernatural thrills and comedic chaos. Fans of quirky ensemble films with a dash of the absurd will likely find it entertaining, even if it's not groundbreaking cinema.
How long is Goldbuster?
Goldbuster has a runtime of 89 minutes, making it a brisk, binge-worthy watch.
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About Goldbuster (2017) — A Supernatural Comedy with Sandra Ng's Quirky Charm
Goldbuster (2017), directed by Sandra Ng Kwan-Yu, blends dark comedy and supernatural shenanigans in a quirky tale set in the crumbling apartments of Humble Grove.
Here, a ragtag group of eccentric tenants—including a reclusive herbalist family, a pair of washed-up gangsters, and a viral internet sensation—have barricaded themselves inside to escape a property developer's relentless pressure. When a series of eerie supernatural events erupts during one fateful night, their only hope lies in the hands of the flamboyant ghost hunter Golden Ling. With his unconventional methods, this unlikely crew must confront both the ghosts haunting their building and the ruthless forces trying to evict them. The film balances absurd humor with a touch of the macabre, creating a uniquely entertaining atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll.