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Vampire Kids

1991, Cantonese. Directed by Kenny Ha Sau-Hin & Keith Lee Pak-Ling.

A tourist group is forced by an accident to stay at a deserted village. The travelers discover a big diamond and steal it. Unfortunately, the diamond is cursed and enables a monster to gain incredible power. He forces five vampire kids to bring him blood from the travelers in order to rejuvenate. The kids are unable to complete the task and are caught by the humans. The monster is furious and prepares to kill the little vampires and the travelers...

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1h 25m
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Language
Cantonese
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Released
16 May 1991
Original title
殭屍福星仔
Country
Hong Kong
Written by
Ko Chun-Wai

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Vampire Kids runs 85 minutes (1h 25m).

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If you liked Vampire Kids, try Mr Vampire Saga 4, Mr. Vampire III, Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat.

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Vampire Kids (1991) was directed by Kenny Ha Sau-Hin and Keith Lee Pak-Ling and stars Billy Lau Nam-Kwong, Sandra Ng Kwan-yu, Shing Fui-On.

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