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畫皮之陰陽法王 (1993)
Painted Skin
Origin: Hong Kong
Circuit: Mandarin 
Genres: Fantasy  Ghost 
Theatrical Run (HK): 09/18/1993 - 09/23/1993
Box Office: HK $1,315,857
 
Director
  King Hu
 
Screenwriters
  King Hu
  Zhong Ah-Zheng
 
Action Choreographer
  Alan Chui Chung-San
 
Producers
  Ng Ming-Choi
  Chung Wai-Shing
 
 
Cast
  Adam Cheng Siu-Chow ... Mr Wong
  Joey Wong Cho-Yin ... Yau Fung
  Wu Ma ... Assistant / Dog meat seller
  Sammo Hung Kam-Bo ... Tai Yuet
  Lau Shun ... Cheng To Ling
  Lam Ching-Ying ... Purple monk [cameo]
  Jia Qin-Fang    
  Lu Shu-Gui    
  Chow Ting    
  Yang Yi    
  Li Sheng-Yuan    
  Zhang Lihua (3)    
 
Production Company
  New Treasurer Films Co. Ltd.
 
Distributor
  Mandarin Films Distribution Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong)
 
Assistant Director
  Chui Dai-Chuen   Catherine Lau Ga-Wai   Cheung Yiu-Tak
 
Script Supervisor
  Wu Jie
 
Cinematographer
  Stephen Poon Tak-Yip
 
Lighting
  Zhao Shuping   Stephen Poon Tak-Yip
 
Art Director
  James Leung Wah-Sing   Wang Jixian
 
Makeup
  Ko Siu-Ping   Feng Guixiang
 
Hair Stylist
  Lei Jun (3)
 
Editor
  Siu Nam   King Hu
 
Props
  Yip Kwok-Chi
 
Music
  Wu Da-Jiang
 
Assistant Action Director
  Yuen Fai   So Hon-Sang   Cheung Wing-Cheung (2)
  Chan Hoi-Ming
 
Presenter
  Ng Ming-Choi   Cheng Zhigu   Choi Chung-Lam
  Chow Kim-Kwong
 
Planning
  Chung Fat   Catherine Lau Ga-Wai
 
Production Manager
  Jeng Shing-Miu   Yang Kebing
 
Sound Post-Production Studio
  Golden Studios Ltd.
 
 
Summary
  A roving ghost spirit (JOEY WANG) controlled by Ying Yang the Evil paints her face in the guise of a concubine. Her spirit can only be released by a ghostbusting monk who comes to her rescue. [Tai Seng Catalog] Mr Wong invites lonely traveller Yau Fung home, carried away by his lust and not realizing she's a ghost. Mr Wong and his wife (he proposed to take Yau as a concubine) then run for help, which arrives in the form of Taoist monk Cheng To Ling and his assistant (who accosted Mr Wong before as a seller of dog meat noodles). Yau pleads that she is a good ghost, but she needs help to reincarnate, so she sets of with the Taoists to seek help. After directions from The Purple Monk, they find Tai Yuet, who is powerful enough to fight Yau's semi-estranged husband, the Demon King (who has, in the interim, killed lots of the villagers and taken over Mr Wong's body).