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Welcome back to Vampire Season and we pick up at a point where the series started go stale as we examine Mr. Vampire (YAAAAYYY!)…1992 (BOOO!) Stoo and Ken handle the first half where Stoo also chimes in with his views on 3D Sex And Zen while Tom and David contribute their thoughts on Lam Ching-ying’s directorial debut Vampire Vs. Vampire in the second half. There will be dislikes.

Also remember to check out the Bonus Episode #1 featuring the review of Magic Cop. It’s referenced as a Members Only extra in the first half of the show but it’ll be the debut of the bonus episode format.

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Running times:
00m 00s – Intro/Mr. Vampire 1992 review
53m 10s Vampire Vs. Vampire review

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Happy Halloween and we kick off our new series ‘Vampire Season’ with a perfect movie to discuss (and a perfect one for you to watch during Halloween), Ricky Lau’s immortal classic Mr. Vampire. Along with special guest Amber Skowronski, Stoo and Ken take a trip back to first watching the movie, the feelings about the cast and writes another verbal love letter to Lam Ching-ying.

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We are indeed launching our ‘Vampire Season’ soon  so to wet your appetite, here’s another Cast from the Past! Episode 25 is where Me, Ken and Mike Banner discussed ALL things Lam Ching-Ying. Enjoy!

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Plot (HKL Edition): Inspired by Pu Song-ling’s legendary collection of horror stories in Liaozhai Zhiyi, ‘Mr. Vampire’ is a multi-leveled, kaleidoscopic action-adventure which combines the supernatural, elements of black comedy and award-winning action in one of the most successful Hong Kong pictures ever made. Read the rest of this entry »