Troublesome Night 15 (2002)

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Director:

Jamie Luk

Writer:

Yan Chit (writer)

Release Date:

4 July 2002 (Hong Kong)

Genre:

Horror

Plot:

Ngau (Eric Tsang), a cook in the Hong Kong countryside, is trying to save his son from a vengeful evil...

Plot Keywords:

B Movie | Father Son Relationship | Ghost

Cast

Anita Chan
Ho Lung Cheung		(as Ronnie Cheung)
Kit Yee Chung
Kei Kei
Benny Lai
Lan Law	...	Mrs. Bud Lung
Edmond Leung
Mr. Nine	...	Brother Nine
Ka Fai Tong	...	Bud Gay
Eric Tsang	...	Ngau
Oni Tsuka	...	Brother Eight
Chun Tong Wong
Yat Tung Wong

Also Known As:

Yin yang lu shi wu zhi ke si hun lai (Hong Kong: Mandarin title)

Country:

Hong Kong

Language:

Cantonese

Color:

Color

Certification:

Hong Kong:IIB

Movie Connections:

Follows Yin Yang lu: Zhi wo zai ni zuo you (1997)

The greater the sequel number goes, the lamer the story line it is.

The first of this continuation series of Troublesome Night was released some 5 years ago and it's an average of 3 series a year. Although there ain't any continuation sequel of all its series but without us knowing clear the period of time, we are now into installment no. 15. However

the first few series we were treated with loads and loads of stuffs full of suspenses and an unusual twist of the story line as in a mixture of ghoulish movies combined with The X-Files. I really had the itch each time awaiting for its next sequel to be released. However it seems that the producers and directors seemed to have lost their ideas of how the genre of a Troublesome Night movie should be made.

The story of this movie is about a caring father protecting his son from being harm by a revenging spirit from a previous life. The father who has the ability to see and speak to ghosts and spirits, be-friends the ghoulish ones and uses their help as guardian (angels) ghosts for his one and only son who I find him really a jerk. The story is corny as ever and by mid way of the show, we would have guess how the ending would be. Even with the presence of veteran comedian, Eric Tsang who helm the role as the serious father, we find him unable to save the grace of the whole movie.

My advice to all who has been following the continuation sequel of this title to give this one a miss, that is if you are serious horror movie buff. If the producers are still making similar stuffs like this in the next installment then I will definitely give No. 17 a No-No!