5000 results found for: Ghost Yankee
A Wicked Ghost 2: The Fear
Hong Kong Movie - 20006.7
When police officer Cha Siu fails to arrest a wanted rapist at a construction site, the suspect's dismembered legs, left arm, and torso turn up in three separate locations of the site. Cha Siu commits suicide with…
The Gambling Ghost
Hong Kong Movie - 19916.7
Fatty works in a hotel and dreams of getting rich swiftly. When he resorts to gambling, his father is disappointed. Soon, he faces a huge debt. But his grandfather's ghost begins to guide him rightly. (Source: Google)
24 Hours Ghost Story
Hong Kong Movie - 19975.2
When clerk Mo Tai Ho starts hearing Peking opera coming out of the telephones, the freezers and from the backroom, he's sure he's going nuts. The fact that he is daily troubled by dreams dominated by a hideous ghoul…
Mad Mad Ghost
Hong Kong Movie - 19926.2
A kung fu master coming from the tradition of the 'Heaven and Earth Society', rents a loft to teach his students. Coinciding with his open mind, sooner starts contacts with previous occupants, a ghost wedlock, both…
Monster Heaven: Ghost Hero
Japanese Movie - 19906.5
A major electronics company on the verge of developing technology to create a 3D image that can be physically handled is thrown into turmoil when a murderous demon is unleashed in the headquarters office. Can the slow…
A Wicked Ghost
Hong Kong Movie - 19997.1
It starts with four youngsters named Rubbish, Big Bee, Alice and Dee Dee playing the game of 'Contacting Ghosts'. Suddenly, Ming, who is in the house while they are playing, sees a ghost with long hair. Subsequently,…
Nakajima Chiaki
Nakajima Chiaki is a Japanese singer, model and actress born on September 6, 1980 in Tokyo, Japan.
Lee Siu Wan
Lee Siu Wan was a Hong Kong writer and producer of over 100 films from 1947-1970. He was one of the three leading screenwriters of Hong Kong Chinese Operas in the 1940's. He and his wife, actress Yu Lai Zhen, retired in the 1960's and emigrated to Canada. He died in Canada in 2002 less than two years…
Li Tie
Lee became a director in 1936 with the crime thriller House Number 66 and made a name for himself the following year with Song of Life when the star of the film, Ng Chor Fan, was coined “King of Film” as a result of his role. Lee quickly earned a reputation as a dedicated and versatile director…
