A very silly martial arts vampire slayers film set in 17th century China. Lots of fun, somewhat gruesome, and epic vampire and vampire slayers. Great stuff.
Tsui Hark's Vampire Hunters (IMDB)
Tsui Hark's Vampire Hunters (Amazon)
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1 comment:
The best thing with this movie is the English dub. Many of the villains have cheesy mexican accents (I kid you not). It certainly adds to the charm :)
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