Mr. Vampire II 1986
In the thrilling sequel *Mr. Vampire II* (1986), a team of intrepid archaeologists stumbles upon an ancient tomb, only to shatter the mystical seals that have kept a slumbering vampire family trapped for centuries.
Director: Ricky Lau
Cast
Yuen Biao
Yen
Moon Lee Choi-Fung
Gigi
Lam Ching-Ying
Lam Ching-Ying
Billy Lau Nam-Kwong
Chicken
Paul Chung Fat
Professor Kwok Tun-Wong
Pauline Wong Yuk-Wan
Mother Vampire
Woo Fung
Mr. Hu
Ka Lee
Sashimi
James Tien Chun
Officer Tien
Cheung Wing-Cheung
Father Vampire
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mr. Vampire II (1986) about?
A team of archaeologists accidentally awakens a family of vampires from their centuries-long slumber, unleashing chaos in a quirky horror-comedy. The film follows their battle to recapture the bloodthirsty undead while navigating a world tangled in supernatural mishaps.
Who directed Mr. Vampire II?
The film was directed by Ricky Lau, a prolific filmmaker known for blending horror, comedy, and action in Hong Kong cinema.
Who stars in Mr. Vampire II?
The film features action stars Yuen Biao and Moon Lee Choi-Fung alongside Taoist priest expert Lam Ching-Ying, with Billy Lau Nam-Kwong and Pauline Wong Yuk-Wan rounding out the cast.
Is Mr. Vampire II (1986) worth watching?
Absolutely—if you enjoy horror-comedies with a martial arts twist! The film's playful tone and supernatural shenanigans make it a cult favorite, offering a mix of scares and laughs that still entertain decades later.
How long is Mr. Vampire II?
The movie runs for 89 minutes, making it a perfect bite-sized adventure for a spooky movie night.
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About Mr. Vampire II (1986) — Spooky Fun Meets Martial Arts Mayhem
In the thrilling sequel *Mr. Vampire II* (1986), a team of intrepid archaeologists stumbles upon an ancient tomb, only to shatter the mystical seals that have kept a slumbering vampire family trapped for centuries. Directed by the cult favorite Ricky Lau, this Hong Kong horror-comedy blends spine-tingling scares with offbeat humor, delivering a chaotic adventure where the undead wake up in the most inconvenient of places. The film's playful tone contrasts with its eerie atmosphere, as slapstick antics collide with supernatural dread, creating a uniquely entertaining battle between tradition and modernity. With its mix of martial arts flair and supernatural shenanigans, *Mr. Vampire II* (1986) stands out as a must-watch for fans of cult horror-comedies.
Led by the energetic Yuen Biao and the fierce Moon Lee Choi-Fung, the cast brings both physical comedy and genuine tension to the screen. Lam Ching-Ying's iconic portrayal of a Taoist priest adds depth to the story, while Billy Lau Nam-Kwong and Pauline Wong Yuk-Wan round out the ensemble with their signature wit and charm. The film's themes of ancient evil versus contemporary curiosity give it a layered appeal, making it far more than just a spooky romp. If you crave a movie that balances scares and laughs with a side of martial arts action, *Mr. Vampire II* (1986) delivers in spades.
