....a frenetic horror farce, on the edge of genre expectations for western audiences......................where wacky comedy and slapstick farce frequently intrude into horror, even if the resulting films are sometimes brainlessly embarrassing. This blissfully surreal title succeeds against expectation, being surprisingly very successful, full of effective helter-skelter humour and bizarre knockabout invention....................... its fast pace and sheer nuttiness makes these cult items seem lumbering beside....................... so over the top, so barmy, that it would have made any more instalments in the series redundant as anticlimax - and in fact this was the last one produced..................... the ridiculous husband who thinks he is a cuckold, the tough gangster, the brave Buddhist priest battling demons, the giggling coquettish women in supporting roles, and so on. As Min, the man who thinks his policewoman wife is working as a prostitute while sleeping with her commanding officer, Man Cheung is suitably outraged and cowardly.........................The rest of the film contains some truly jaw dropping moments, notably when the ghostly head is chased up and down corridors by a surprise flight of model helicopters...............

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