Anya, Chan Kwok Kwan, Chan Kwok Kwon
In 19th century China, four martial arts students trained to fight zombies are sent by their master to battle the resurrected body of a dead general. But when their master is killed, the quartet gets ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 17, 2003
Stats: 58 reviews
Master Mao Shan and his four best students?Wind, Thunder, Rain, and Lightning, are searching the countryside for Vampires. No one does Vampire films like this. Plenty of sword play. While searching they stumble on the lair of King Vampire and this dude can fight.. The film is ful...( read more)
This is one film that really takes the biscuit...and then proceeds to cram it up your arse (pardon my french).
The fight sequences were brilliant, although almost too ostentatious to be taken seriously. In terms of a plot, this was incredibly bad. The fact of the matter is tha...( read more)
Story was kind of weak. Fighting sequences were great. The vampires were scary floating around and even upside down. The zombie were weird and not really scary when they hop around a lot, but when they fight they were cool.
It's more silly than scary and relies excessively on surprisingly low-rent CGI effects and crude wirework to drum up interest in the slight story. An uninspired addition to the generally endearing subgenre.
The most funny and strange vampire/zombie hybrid with samurai blend. Loved watching this, kept me laughing.
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