A production assistant finds a tablet in an outdoor filming location. She takes it with her but strange things start happening to the crew. Eventually, She realizes there is a vengeful spirit attached to the tablet, who wants to marry her.
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Title: A Wicked Ghost III: The Possession (2002)
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| Grace Lam | ... | May | |
| Tat-Ming Cheung | ... | Director | |
| Gigi Lai | ... | Catherine | |
| Yiu-Cheung Lai | ... | CFO | |
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Kong Sau Yam | ... | Fiona (as Kong Sau Yum) |
| Sai-Wing Yip | ... | Tom Cool | |
| Philip Keung | ... | Pervert (as Patrick Keung) | |
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Joyce Han | ... | Dazy |
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May, a film producer's assistant, finds a spirit tablet in an outdoor filming location. She takes it with her to prevent it from being damaged but strange things start happening to her friends. They either die or sustain serious injuries. Eventually, she realizes that there is a vengeful spirit attached to the tablet and it is leading her toward death.
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Shot on video tale of a member of a film crew taking a haunted object home from a shoot and having her life turned upside down.
Poorly acted and adequately shot this is an on the cheap straight to video from Hong Kong thats like many films like this a bit too knowing for its own good. Certainly its not quite like a Troma film, but there is a sense of make believe that permeates these films that prevent you from ever believing a frame of it....(which is sad since the first film in the series is very good)
This is one of a growing number of shot on video cheapies that seem to flooding the Asian horror market (and even the direct to video markets else where in the world). While I admire that we are getting some good films, I hate that we are getting too many films like this which are being made with little care and purely to make a buck, there by undercutting a decent cast trying to actually give performances.