Review: The Vampire Who Admires Me (2008)

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Wong Jing tries to echo 80s Hong Kong horror, an idea I LOOOVVVVEE! But the good intent doesn't translate, despite the young flesh on display. Listen in for more.

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[KnetanB]

I'm very Western ;) So yeam have to rely on the subtitles and filled with spelling and grammar or not, I usually get a movie to an enough extent.

[KnetanB]

Interesting.

Knowing Wong Jing, he would need some of these young girls, his fucking dad and maybe a few gambling scenes added as a moodbreaker.

Maybe bring back Ricky Lau instead?

[goonygrl19]

i rilly wanna watch it but it look pretty scary

[fashiondesigner124]

pretty darn interesting

[pussiestroker]

Just wondering, do you speak/understand Cantonese or do you just read the subtitles when you watch these movies?

[jackfordmac]

Interesting review, I ordered this movie a few days ago since I like Sam Lee, I wasn't expecting high class cinema, hope I enjoi it

[JosephKuby]

Interesting.

I have an idea for my band where Wong Jing directs ambitious music videos of an epic length (think: GN'R's Use Your illusion albums). The idea is that all the videos will be in the form of a cinematic feature and there will be references to Western and Chinese horror (as well as comics, TV shows and computer games).

One concept for a video takes place in Ancient China where it's Taoist Priests vs. Evil Dead (spiritual body possession) and The Thing (scientific body possession).