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Join us as we celebrate Halloween with a review of a little known Golden Harvest cult horror film: The Seventh Curse (1986).  Loosely based on the popular Dr. Yuen series of Chinese novels about a globe trotting wealthy doctor, versed in the martial arts, and his confrontations with the supernatural, this highly entertaining adventure film from director Lam Ngai Kai (best known for the infamous Story of Ricky) features a talented cast of Hong Kong stars such as Chin-Sui Ho, Chow Yun-Fat, and Maggie Cheung; however, the real star of the show is arguably the picture’s wild, thrill a minute, never ending spectacle, in which truly anything goes — over the top martial arts and exciting gun play, anxiety inducing stunt work and cool creature effects, and a vast assortment of pulp adventure and horror tropes, from exotic locales, alluring damsels, trashy nudity, and insensitive stereotypes, to deadly blood cults, ancient curses, child sacrifices, and HR Giger inspired monsters — anything goes so long as it entertains!

Timestamps:

[00:00] Intro / Discussion – Ragna Crimson, Homer’s Die Hard (750 B.C.), Scavengers Reign

[26:00] Review – The Seventh Curse (1986)

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