New Mr. Vampire 1986
Directed by Billy Chan Wui-Ngai, *New Mr. Vampire (1986)* blends dark comedy with supernatural horror as a mischievous Hopping Ghost wreaks havoc in a small town.
Director: Billy Chan Wui-Ngai
Cast
Paul Chung Fat
Master Chin
Chin Siu-Ho
Wei Chui
Chin Yuet-Sang
Master Wu
Lui Fong
Tai Pah
Pauline Wong
Hsi-Wan
Shum Wai
Field Marshall
Huang Ha
Vampire
Ku Feng
Criminal Boss
Tai Bo
Adjutant
Wu Ma
Innkeeper (cameo)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is New Mr. Vampire (1986) about?
The film follows a Taoist priest as he attempts to exorcise a troublesome Hopping Ghost terrorizing a town. His efforts are complicated by rival priests and the ghost's mischievous antics, leading to a mix of scares and laughs.
Who directed New Mr. Vampire?
Billy Chan Wui-Ngai directed *New Mr. Vampire*, helming this unique blend of horror and comedy.
Who stars in New Mr. Vampire?
The film features Paul Chung Fat, Chin Siu-Ho, Pauline Wong, Chin Yuet-Sang, and Shum Wai in key roles.
Is New Mr. Vampire (1986) worth watching?
If you enjoy horror-comedy films with a distinct Hong Kong flair, *New Mr. Vampire* is a hidden gem. Its mix of supernatural scares and humor offers a refreshing take on vampire tropes, making it a cult favorite.
How long is New Mr. Vampire?
The runtime of *New Mr. Vampire* is 84 minutes.
About New Mr. Vampire (1986) — A Spooky Comedy Classic from Hong Kong
Directed by Billy Chan Wui-Ngai, *New Mr. Vampire (1986)* blends dark comedy with supernatural horror as a mischievous Hopping Ghost wreaks havoc in a small town. When a local warlord falls victim to its eerie antics, a Taoist priest steps in, determined to banish the specter and restore peace. The priest's task isn't easy, especially when rival factions vie for his services, turning the exorcism into a chaotic battle of wits and superstition. With its quirky tone and spine-tingling moments, the film balances laughs with genuine scares, delivering a unique take on classic vampire lore.
The cast, led by Paul Chung Fat, Chin Siu-Ho, and Pauline Wong, brings charisma and charm to the supernatural showdown. Chin Yuet-Sang and Shum Wai round out the ensemble with their own eccentric performances, grounding the absurdity in relatable human quirks. Set against a backdrop of misty temples and flickering lanterns, *New Mr. Vampire* invites audiences into a world where ancient rituals collide with modern humor—perfect for fans of offbeat horror-comedy.
