During the Qingming Festival, single mother He Sheng Xin travels with her daughter Xiao Qi and her own mother to the cemetery in Minxiong, Chiayi, to pay respects to their ancestors. While visiting the graves, Xiao Qi accidentally disturbs a sinister ritual site marked with the warning that the living must not approach, and suddenly disappears. The key to finding the missing child seems to be hidden in the walls of the old He family residence attached to the cemetery. Sheng Xin soon enters the mansion, with a series of terrifying supernatural apparitions leading her to a mirror and a well, where a horrifying secret buried for many years is finally about to be revealed. (Source: Chinese = Douban || Translation = MyDramaList) ~~ Based on real urban legends around the Minxiong Haunted House located in Minxiong Township, Chiayi County, Taiwan. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: 民雄鬼屋
- Also Known As: Min Xiong Gui Wu , Min Xiong Haunted House
- Genres: Horror, Supernatural
Cast & Credits
- Cheryl YangHe Sheng XinMain Role
- Hsia Ching TingMaster A CaiSupport Role
- Wilson LiuA ZhiSupport Role
- Yu An Shun[A Zhi's Uncle]Support Role
- Chan AgnesLin Mei GiSupport Role
Reviews
Expected a goofy horror, got a tragic tale.
I did not expect a semi-solid plot when I started this movie. The last 30 minutes makes the film worth the watch. Don’t get me wrong though, there is not much depth. It’s tragic, sad, and at times infuriating, but there is no social commentary about what happened, and the ending might seem a bit disappointing.Still, there was a lot of potential. Especially surprised by well constructed plot twists that added layers to the story. It was also visually great - none of the special effects seemed cheap, no typical ghost with long dark hair creeping around. There was a clear vision on how the movie was supposed to look like and what story it was supposed to tell.
It’s worth knowing there are some triggering scenes in the movie - a few more clearly shown than others, but they might be too much for some viewers.
The acting was decent. Honestly speaking, except for Cheryl Yang, none of the other cast members had the opportunity to even start flexing their potential skills.
Overall, surprisingly nice, way better than I expected just based on the synopsis and my previous experience with randomly picked Chinese horror movies.














