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鬼打鬼

车夫张大胆（洪金宝 饰）自称胆识过人，神鬼不怕，经常与别人打赌练胆。某天他提前收工，发现老婆（梁雪薇 饰）与别人私通，而对方竟是大胆的雇主谭老板（黄蝦 饰）。谭老板为掩盖真相，派师爷（太保 饰）寻茅山道士钱真人（陈龙 饰）设坛杀害大胆。 钱真人设下圈套，借打赌之名将张大胆诱至马家祠堂，施法唤出僵尸追杀大胆。钱之师弟许真人（钟发 饰）不满师兄图财害命、伤天害理恶举。他暗中协助大胆，使之最终逃过此劫。然而谭老板祸心不死，一计不成，再施一计，非置大胆于死地不可……

僵尸

曾经凭借僵尸片红极一时的动作明星钱小豪（钱小豪 饰）事业和人生跌入谷底，他带着随身家当入住一栋破败老旧的公寓。经保安燕叔（卢海鹏 饰）指引，走进了传说的凶宅2442单元。小豪悬梁自尽，谁知命悬一线之际遭遇猛鬼缠身，多得隐世道长阿友（陈友 饰）出手方捡回一条命。小豪对白发 男孩小白及经常在2442门口窥视并吃祭祀食物的女人杨凤（惠英红 饰）感到好奇，进而从燕叔口中得知了当年曾发生的一起血腥惨案。同大厦的冬叔（吴耀汉 饰）不慎跌死，冬叔的老婆梅姨（鲍起静 饰）求专修邪法的阿九（钟发 饰）帮其还魂，但酿成不可逆转的悲剧。 生生死死，死死生生，爱恋贪欲引出无限烦恼。僵尸猛鬼，趁夜横行……

尸妖

广州地方上搬来了一对儿怪异情侣，他们居住的荒僻院落绝少有人出入且传出恶臭，不堪忍受的邻居们破门而入，发现此时已不见踪影的李姓男子居然奸尸。广州警察总局刑侦处张处长（王戎 饰）为调查奸尸案前往佛山，始知两年前当地富家公子李正元（陈家奇 饰）从醉红轩兰姑（恬妮 饰）手中买下重病妓女红眉，在红眉去世后奸尸多日，案发后被关入疯人院。张处长料想最近的奸尸案亦为李正元所做，而李家祖宅内的新女尸和被刺死的巡警证明李正元已经返回佛山。不久张处长发现李正元似乎有意针对醉红轩的妓女下手，经调查发现兰姑曾经从李正元手中诈骗巨款。而此时，获悉李正元从疯人院出院消息的兰姑等人惶惶不可终日……

飞尸

本片为邵氏一部很经典的早期恐怖作品,导演孙仲把一个普通的冤鬼复仇的故事拍得百转千回扣人心弦.不光极尽恐怖惊悚邪异奇幻之能事,还几乎都是打着讽喻人世间情仇爱恨的招魂幡做警示恒言,这也增加了影片在故事上的可看度以及现实感.本片挂靠着尸变,红衣厉鬼,僵尸的元素上演了一段复仇戏码,小镇就几乎像是当时香港社会的缩影

僵尸至尊

七月十五，鬼门大开，孤魂野鬼游荡人间。茅山道长九叔（林正英 饰）精心准备鬼月所需祭品，而顽皮的二徒弟文才却跑去看鬼戏。文才懵懂，不只身旁已聚满群鬼，更有貌美如画的女鬼小丽（吴家丽 饰）将其相中。九叔命大徒弟秋生（钱小豪 饰）前去营救，秋生则为小丽美色所惑。最终师徒惊动群鬼，使得它们逃脱鬼差管制，徘徊人世。 为避免群鬼危害世人，九叔请来师兄弟共同商议对策。大师兄提出先天八卦阵，而由文才和秋生两个惹祸头负责将群鬼吸引出来……

僵尸大时代

17世纪，中国尚处在清朝统治时期。阴阳混浊，世道艰险。受阴气滋养，许多尸体渐渐化作强大邪恶的僵尸，危害人间。这时期，茅山道士下山铲除妖秽，拯救世人。某墓内将军尸体化作鬼王，威力无比。一群道士与之大战，战斗中发生爆炸，无数人遇难，鬼王和带队的茅山师傅不知踪影，只有四个徒弟逃出生天。 四名弟子追踪僵尸踪迹来至大方伯村，村中有一以腌制腊肉为生的姜姓富户。姜老爷（于荣光 饰）为儿子讨过几房老婆，却皆死于非命。适逢新一房媳妇过门，四名茅山弟子无意中发现姜家一个奇怪的风俗……

蛊

音乐僵尸

茅山道士麻麻地（冯淬帆 饰）与同行不和，带着两个徒弟阿豪（李家声 饰）和阿强（熊欣欣 饰）另起炉灶，在江南一带赶事为业。两个徒弟顽劣非常，经常操纵僵尸互相对打。阿豪自认法术修成，请求师傅让其独立赶尸。 得到师傅应允，阿豪赶着一只大地主任天棠的僵尸独自上路。路遇从旧金山归国的时尚女孩珠珠（李丽珍 饰），玩心骤起，将珠珠戏耍了一番。然而半夜阿豪遭到一群人袭击，僵尸被抢。幕后指示者原来是一个外国科学家，他希望研究僵尸获得诺贝尔奖。但在注射一种药物之后僵尸复活，大开杀戒，似乎只有珠珠怀表中的音乐能让他安静下来……

灵异惊魂

寒冬深夜里 江南技师张天来因避雷雨，来到一处古宅借宿，宅里阴森，只有一位行踪怪异的老头居住。

七宗罪

“暴食”、“贪婪”、“懒惰”、“嫉妒”、“骄傲”、“淫欲”、“愤怒”，这是天主教教义所指的人性七宗罪。城市中发生的连坏杀人案，死者恰好都是犯有这些教义的人。凶手故弄玄虚的作案手法，令资深冷静的警员沙摩塞（摩根•弗里曼 Morgan Freeman 饰）和血气方刚的新扎警员米尔斯（布拉德•皮特 Brad Pitt 饰）都陷入了破案的谜团中。他们去图书馆研读但丁的《神曲》，企图从人间地狱的描绘中找到线索，最后从宗教文学哲学的世界中找到了凶手作案计划和手段的蛛丝马迹。凶手前来投案自首，这令众人都松了一口气，以为案件就此结束，怎料还是逃不出七宗罪的杀人逻辑，这次凶手瞄准的目标，是那个犯了“愤怒”罪的人……

大灵界

二百多年前的中国四川，有个叫做龙家村的地方，有一年村子久旱无雨，村民们便杀死一个无辜的少女来祭天，并把她割成五块，分别埋在五根石柱下面。少女被杀害之前发下毒咒，要龙家村世世代代所有的女子都悲惨地死去...... 二十世纪六十年代的中国香港，女大学生阿梅和她的母亲常常为噩梦所扰，同学小熊等人请碟仙算出阿梅会有血光之灾，小熊和阿梅的母亲相继离奇地死去，那个古老的魔咒终于应验了，阿梅身上开始出现血痕，当血痕数目达到五个时她的生命就会结束，为了挽救阿梅，她的男友陪她一起到四川去寻找破咒之法，却上了魔鬼的当，自以为解除了魔咒，却将魔鬼儿子的孽种留在了自己的身体里…… 阿梅十月怀胎，诡异不断，最后终于生下了一对双胞胎，其中一个是企图统治世界的魔鬼之子，另一个是神灵派来与魔鬼搏斗的神之子，一场神魔大战已不可避免。 阿梅夫妻双双死亡，两个孩子被人收养，先后有四人因抚养魔之子而蹊跷地死去，神之子被一高僧相救，送往尼泊尔长大。 当若干年后魔之子振宇和神之子振宙长大后重逢时，一场扑朔迷离，惊险玄幻的神魔大战已如强弩之末，一触即发。身份分别为公司总经理和大学教授的魔神二人，面对亲情的考验、爱情的困扰、权力的纷争、欲望的膨胀，演绎了一场交织着痛苦和挣扎，布满了陷进和悬疑，跌宕起伏、险象横生的神对魔、正对邪的较量......

乌龙天师鬼打鬼

When a petty criminal hires a priest to raise the dead in order to get revenge on the man who put him in prison, it backfires and all manner of black magic mayhem ensues as ghosts, zombies, and a bloodsucking super fighter wreck havoc. Mondo martial arts mayhem on a grand scale is the best description for this incredibly over-the-top comedy/horror hybrid starring cult sensation Billy Chong. Imagine Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead II (1987) without Bruce Campbell or his one-liners, but with twice the insane momentum and of course, kung fu. Billy Chong plays Pan Fong, a martial artist trained by his verbally abusive father to prepare for the worst. Earlier, Fong foiled a heist (as told in a Keystone Cops-style flashback) and now the criminal in charge wants revenge. He hires Chan Lau, who plays quite possibly his best role as a priest who dabbles in black magic. Lau’s job is to get several zombies he raised to push Fong into a deathtrap. Only trouble is that the criminal ends up dead in his own trap. His spirit rises to force Lau to find him another body. This leads to them attempting to transfer his soul into the body of a vicious killer named Long (so named for the length of his fights) after Fong kills him at the end of a grueling three hour fight. This also backfires and only awakens an evil within the killer who has now returned as an unstoppable, bloodsucking fiend. One last attempt by Lau to transfer the criminal’s spirit into the body of Fong’s recently deceased father is only partially successful. The criminal and the bloodsucker join forces to kill Fong, but he’s got his kung fu skills, Priest Lau, and a Buddhist monk on his side. Its simple. People are generally going to love Kung Fu Zombie or hate it. Technically, the action is undercranked in the extreme, resulting in extraordinarily speedy fighting. Cuts are rapid and the action incorporates lots of wirework and trick editing. There is tons of kung fu fighting and its fun, but hard to follow. The pace of the film is intense and never lets up, even with the humor which is definitely low brow, even more so than Yuen Wo Ping’s Shaolin Drunkard (1983) or Sammo Hung’s Encounter of a Spooky Kind (1980). Expect to revel in drunkenness, a lot of female fondling and a low regard for death. Several highlights mark this film as a cut above the standard independent releases of the era. One is Billy Chong’s performance which is charismatic and intense. His physical and acting performance fits the role perfectly. His love-hate relationship with his father may not be the model for good family living, but it’s a refreshing twist and ties back nicely into the story later when the criminal inhabits the father’s body. Chan Lau who is well known among fans for his many comical roles he plays in films, usually as the villain really gets to ham it up this time. As the well-meaning and cowardly priest who starts all the trouble, he’s forced along as events spiral out of control. He ends up drunk, stumbling about at night and mumbling about sticking to weddings when an entire mob of zombies, probably from past jobs that were botched rear up behind him. It’s a fitting end. It’s my guess that Sam Raimi must have seen this film before beginning his Evil Dead series. The tracking camera shots and sheer insanity with which the filmmakers unleash their scenes, even the non-fight scenes are deliciously wild and entertaining. There are a few scenes that don’t connect well with the story (possibly due to cuts made to the original print), but overall the story is surprisingly cohesive for an old school title. For outrageous kung fu action with a healthy dose of uncultured and comical horror, Kung Fu Zombie provides a rotting good time. By Mark Pollard -kungfucinema.com-