Director
of Mr
Vampire adds Wagonloads of Erotica to the Vampire Tale
Original Chinese Title: XI
WO YI GE WEN
director: Ricky Lau (Lau Chang Wei)
starring: Yip Wing Cho · Ben Lam (Chung Kwok) · Billy
Chow · Usang Yeung Fang · Yung Hung · Ricky Ng
A woman
(played by nomadic beauty Usang Yeong Fang from BEAUTY
EVIL ROSE) grieves over her husband's corpse at rest in a glass
coffin. The estate lawyer makes the mistake of accepting a date with
the flirtatious widow. After some frenetic sex in an alleyway, she plunges
her fangs into his neck and drinks heartily. Switch to Rainbow (Yung
Hung from CHINESE
TORTURE CHAMBER STORY), a blind girl who turns the occasional
trick for an escort company where her mother works as a phone-sex operator.
Rainbow has a goal of saving up money for a retina operation. Meanwhile,
the (un)dead hubby [from the first segment] is now awake and feeds from
his wife's fresh supply of people juice. Apparently not satisfied after
making love in the crystal casket, he visits a whorehouse and notices
Rainbow's picture on a nightstand. Could it be? The woman in the picture
is identical to his lost love from a decade past. Thus begins an interesting
love triangle with horrific overtones.
Director
Ricky Lau attempted to expand the landscape of his 1984 hit MR
VAMPIRE by adding heavy doses of sex and nudity to the standard
vampire storyline. He also tones down the slapstick humor which usually
permeates his films. The result is a decidedly erotic endeavor that
probably should have delivered a bit more horror.
A Hong Kong film
with English subtitles; widescreen format (16:9), uncut (94 minutes),
DVD encoded for ALL REGION NTSC WORLD FORMAT. Extras include theatrical
trailers.
Sexual Situations/Violence/Nudity/Sexual
Brutality:
Recommended for Mature Audiences