Devil Curse is a 1988 supernatural horror film about a young Thai lady who tries to bewitch a married Hong Kong cop into falling for her. Also known as Devil Curse Country.
The movie was directed by former actor Lu-Po Tu (Ladies Killer; The Pretty Ghostress Story; Ghosts Hospital; Devil Sorcery; Way of the Dragon 2; Fist of Fury III; Iron Finger; assistant director on Enter the Dragon).
The Film Line Enterprises-Lucky Star Film Company co-production stars Emily Chu, Hoi-San Kwan, Ku Feng, Kong Chow, Kang Chu, Sai-Feng Jin, Ho-Chiu Kei, Hung Leung, Ying Lung, Xing Sun, Xing Sun, Yuk Ping Yip and Hui Yuen.
Plot:
A young man, Chan Che, takes a trip to Bangkok with his police buddies, where he bumps into lovely Thai girl Chuma, who is the daughter of a Taoist priest. Having accidentally unleashed an evil being from a small statue, it takes over her mind and forces her to cast a spell on Chan, so that he’ll love her.
However, Chan has returned to Hong Kong and his wife Teqing and her chirpy cousin Ali.
The troubled young cop starts to drink spirits and have visions, He causes his partner to get shot during an attempted arrest so is suspended from the force.
His visions get worse and he eats a raw feathered chicken and imagines he has a furry paw and clawed hand (!).
This causes his wife Teqing to panic and run after him only to get run over by a speeding car. She and their unborn baby are killed.
Meanwhile, Chuma writes to him, calls him constantly at the police station and goes to visit him. He tries to resist her advances.
His wife’s cousin Ali, whose father, Master Kongmin, is also a Taoist priest, advices her how to bring back Teqing as a ghost via the use of a mannequin and a blonde-haired doll. Both priests work together to defeat the evil force that has possessed Chuma.
Countries of origin:
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Original title:
็้ฌผๅ aka Mฤng guว zhรฒu “Curse of the Fierce Ghosts”
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