道士英叔（林正英 饰）胸怀开宗立派之志，每日带领五名徒弟勤加修炼，他为人坦荡，清贫无一长物，不得不做看更来补贴日用。英叔受人委托，看守一座无人大宅，无处容身的师徒六人暂住大宅之中。这座宅第中有一对儿清朝鬼夫妻留驻，女鬼阿娟（罗慧娟 饰）饱受丈夫虐待殴打，英叔仗义出手，将男鬼驱逐，阿娟自此留在其身边，与五个徒弟相处融洽。不久男鬼带同伴寻仇，英叔师徒大展威力再次驱鬼，阿娟亦一改受气形象，在丈夫面前扬眉吐气，此后她日日配合众徒弟练习捉鬼之术。一伙外国黑社会分子得...

《灵幻天师》是一部上映于1988 年，集喜剧,恐怖等类型元素的电影。由卓伯棠执导。该电影集齐了 刘丹 邱淑贞 刘江 吴启明 余绮霞 梁思浩 胡越山 黄思恩 马小虎 马庆生 龙炳基 黄宗赐 罗国维 吴傅君 等一众大咖，是一部未上映就已经拉满了期待值的电影

紫陽真人被陰魔所傷，用法力封住陰魔後傷重而死，但封印只能封住陰魔六十年。 　　法師健與月媚從小青梅竹馬，但媚父嫌健家貧，不肯讓女兒嫁給他，同時，心術不正的二世祖秋亦愛上月媚，不時與健相鬥。後來，秋因為是六脈奇陰的命格，能解去陰魔的封印，因此被陰魔收服，拜了陰魔為師，而陰魔則安排秋同時拜紫陽的弟子馬乾為師，使秋學了正邪兩派道術。健則跟隨大法師徐坤學道術。 　　馬乾與徐坤重遇，發覺陰魔快將重生，想盡辦法制止，但陰魔還是逃出了封印，不住上附近居民的身，四處作惡。馬乾與徐坤合力盡將真傳傳給健，健因此得兩派真傳，與陰魔惡鬥，但這時陰魔上了月媚身，令健不能傷她，之後陰魔又上了健親姐身，繼續與健等相鬥。最後陰魔終離開健姐身體，被健等消滅。

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-

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-

车夫张大胆撞破妻子红杏出墙，奸夫怕丑事泄露杀死张妻并嫁祸张大胆，更雇佣茅山法师对付张。法师的师弟不满同门师兄施法害人，遂挺身而出救张脱险，一场精彩又搞笑的斗法就此开始。

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……

女明星叶玉芝曾经整容隆胸多次，而且有手术之后遗证。怎知有一次意外之中，玉芝触电，使身上容貌肌肤尽毁，所有整容医生摇头无法医治。林大师是一名个岛之原居民，法力高强，准备往岛上之别墅见玉芝，而玉芝经过锦衣授魂术之后，已回复青春美貌，较从前更加艳光照人，肌肤白里透红。众少男少女分别嬉戏，“甩皮鬼”上了玉芝身，最后才发觉“甩皮鬼”是怕盐与海水，与大师合力，在死之边缘之中，在渡假村村中找到海水“消防喉”引海水将历鬼消灭。

奸商刘有光事业遭遇窘境，为了让手中的度假村顺利开张，他不惜让一手捧红的女明星叶玉芝（陈颖芝 饰）向相关官员出卖肉体。但在一个暴雨之夜，玉芝不慎触电，虽保住性命，然而容貌尽毁。为赶在高官从国外回来前让玉芝重焕青春，刘有光遍寻名医，却无人能治。在巫医指点下，刘绑架并杀害一名少女，通过锦衣授魂术将少女的皮肤移至玉芝身上。 一眉道长（林正英 饰）和一群年轻人来刘拥有的小岛上游玩，发现刘印堂发暗，厄运缠身。当晚，高官与玉芝共赴巫山，谁知……

道士英叔（林正英 饰）胸怀开宗立派之志，每日带领五名徒弟勤加修炼，他为人坦荡，清贫无一长物，不得不做看更来补贴日用。英叔受人委托，看守一座无人大宅，无处容身的师徒六人暂住大宅之中。这座宅第中有一对儿清朝鬼夫妻留驻，女鬼阿娟（罗慧娟 饰）饱受丈夫虐待殴打，英叔仗义出手，将男鬼驱逐，阿娟自此留在其身边，与五个徒弟相处融洽。不久男鬼带同伴寻仇，英叔师徒大展威力再次驱鬼…