Liu jai yim tam ji yau kau

1997

ÉVALUATION IMDb

MA NOTE

Elvis Tsui in Liu jai yim tam ji yau kau (1997)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRabbit spirits who can turn into luscious women escape from the heavenly garden where they were held captive.Rabbit spirits who can turn into luscious women escape from the heavenly garden where they were held captive.Rabbit spirits who can turn into luscious women escape from the heavenly garden where they were held captive.

Director
- Yee-Hung Lam
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,2/10

102

MA NOTE

Director
- Yee-Hung Lam
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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Rôles principaux9

Modifier

Elvis Tsui

Monk Talkative
(as Kam-kong Tsui)

Diana Pang

Ying Ying
(as Dan Pang)

Ka-Ling Keung

Siu Mui
(as Ka-ling Keung)
…

Lei Wong

Miu Miu
(as Nei Wong)

Teresa Mak

Holy Madam
(as Ka-kei Mak)

Kam-Fung Miu

Mrs. Chui
(as Kam-fung Miu)

Yat-Fei Wong

Fairy Yeh
(as Yat-fei Wong)

Bo-Lun Chui

Chui Yuk-shu
(as Bo-lun Chui)

Pak-Kwong Ho

Taoist Priest Ho
(as Pak-kong Ho)

Commentaires des utilisateurs1

4,2102

Avis en vedette

2Leofwine_draca

Lamentable fare

While I've not seen the other films in this series, EROTIC GHOST STORY - PERFECT MATCH truly is lamentable fare and extremely low budget even by the standards of this long-forgotten sub-genre of filmmaking. One of numerous erotic fantasies made in Hong Kong in the 1990s, this begins with Elvis Tsui's monk trying to capture a couple of rabbit spirits that have escaped from the heavenly garden (!). Before long they're wreaking havoc in the love lives of the men they meet while an evil queen tries to track them down. Inevitably this is all a lame excuse for copious female nudity, lots of lovemaking, and random attempts at eroticism that fall flat.