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| Nick Cheung | ... | Wing-Fai, Wong | |
| Amber Kuo | ... | Snow, Kong | |
| Louis Cheung | ... | Ah-Chung (as Kai-Chung Cheung) | |
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Sisley Choi | ... | Zi-Ling, Fong |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Angie Cheung | ... | Wife of Mr. Black |
| Jacky Cheung | ... | Next Boss Ghost | |
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Sam Ip | ... | (as Siu-Chung Yip) |
| Philip Keung | ... | Bad Guy | |
| Elena Kong | ... | Bosslady of Snow Kong | |
| Kar Yan Lam | ... | Mother of Fai | |
| Andrew Lau | ... | Director (as Wai-Keung Lau) | |
| Jordan Seung-Yuen Lee | ... | Kwon's thug (as Xiangxuan Li) | |
| Lawrence Ng | ... | Husbund | |
| Carmen Soup | ... | Store attendant (as Ka-Man Tong) | |
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Yu-Hong Wang | ... | Victim |
In modern Hong Kong, the unconventional freelance exorcist, Wong Wing Fatt, has perfected an alternative method to banish the malevolent rogue spirits straight to Hell, putting his rare gift to good use. But, when someone posts a video of one of Fatt's successful rituals, it attracts the unwanted attention of a vengeful demon that feeds off medicine men. Now, Wong is next on the list, and nothing can stop the evil entity from getting his soul. But, can Fatt, the keeper of darkness, along with a bold journalist and a girlfriend from the beyond, confront pure evil? Written by Nick Riganas
Actually he might not pick up, if you call him. For a various amount of reasons that is. One of them is he is reluctant to just help people as is evident in the movie. Not just anyone that is. So while he sees dead people (where have you heard that before?), it is more than that. He also does more than talk to them, if the situation requires that.
It's quite the weird movie. While it does seem to be conventional at places (rhythm, spacing, pacing and of course story and twist wise), the ending is quite something. It's like an add on, which might make sense to some and might completely take others out of the movie. Whatever the case is, this is nicely done and the effects are decent