Mr. Vampire II (VCD) (Hong Kong Version) VCD

The hopping vampires of Mr. Vampire are back, but this time they're set to terrorize modern day Hong Kong! A sequel in name only, Mr. Vampire II again stars the great Lam Ching Ying as a Taoist priest charged with exorcising pesky undead corpses who hop around like rotting bunnies of death. When a band of grave robbers discovers a trio of sedated Chinese vampires (two adults and one child), they cart the bunch back to Hong Kong in hopes that they can be sold to the highest bidder. But the child vampire goes free, leading to an eventual escape by the rotting "parents", who go in search of their child. Enter Lam Ching Ying as a Taoist herbalist who, along with photojournalist Yuen Biao and daughter Moon Lee, investigates the sudden appearance of the undead hopping terrors. Add in a gang of portly children who befriend the child vampire, and a famous "slow-motion" fight sequence, and you get Mr. Vampire II, a unique mixture of action, comedy, sentimentality, and Taoist shenanigans as one could only find in Hong Kong Cinema!

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Product Title:	Mr. Vampire II (VCD) (Hong Kong Version) 殭屍家族 (VCD) (香港版) 僵尸家族 (VCD) (香港版) 疆屍家族（疆屍先生續集）(粤)　Mr. Vampire 2 Mr. Vampire II (VCD) (Hong Kong Version)
Also known as:	殭屍先生續集 僵尸先生续集
Artist Name(s):	Yuen Biao (Actor) | Lam Ching Ying (Actor) | Moon Lee (Actor) 元彪 (Actor) | 林正英 (Actor) | 李賽鳳 (Actor) 元彪 (Actor) | 林正英 (Actor) | 李赛凤 (Actor) 元彪（ユン･ピョウ） (Actor) | 林正英（ラム・チェンイン）　 (Actor) | 李賽鳳（ムーン・リー） (Actor) Yuen Biao (Actor) | Lam Ching Ying (Actor) | Moon Lee (Actor)
Director:	Ricky Lau 劉觀偉 刘观伟 劉觀偉（リッキー・ラウ） Ricky Lau
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Release Date:	2008-07-11
Language:	Cantonese, Mandarin
Subtitles:	English, Traditional Chinese
Country of Origin:	Hong Kong
Disc Format(s):	VCD
Rating:	II
Duration:	91 (mins)
Publisher:	Joy Sales (HK)
Other Information:	2VCDs
Package Weight:	120 (g)
Shipment Unit:	1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.:	1000007988

Director: Lau Kwun Wai

　　Antique dealer Caves Kwok roams the countryside with his two assistants searching for rare objects. One day they fall into the cellar of a shrine. There they find three vampires, all rendered harmless by talismans. Kwok takes Sonny Vampire to town, but when the talisman is moved accidentally, the vampire escapes. His two assistants, meanwhile, are killed by Papa Vampire and Mama Vampire when the talismans fall off. Coroner Dr. Lam diagnoses vampiritis as the cause of the twain's death. The good doctor also uses the traditional glutinous rice and sap ink to subdue the two assistants who also become vampires. Dr. Lam's friend, reporter Ha, is finally convinced by the doctor's accounts when more people are killed and develop vampiritis. He decides to help stop the vampires……