Hong Kong Film: I Made a Ghost Film That Scared Hong Xing and Jiang Tiansheng Crazy

Shi Jian traveled through Hong Kong in the 1980s and became a street director. But he discovered that the horror movies he made could make urban legends come true! The Kwun Tong Cat Monster is released, and the cat shadow in the shadow begins to hunt down the bad guys in the society. The old corpses of mountain villages swept across Hong Kong. The gongs of the mountain village theater started again at midnight, and babbling singing gushed out from the water pipes of every household. When the enemy Jiang Tiansheng invited a Nanyang head-hunting master, he wanted to curse him to death. That night, the endless sound of cooking came from the head-officer's phone, the stinky blood flowed from the faucet, and a woman in a blue costume was standing quietly behind him... After dawn, Jiang Tiansheng, who had suffered a nervous breakdown, knelt in front of Shi Jian's door. Shi Jian drank silk stocking milk tea and smiled at all the enemies in Hong Kong: "Scientific? Sorry, this is Hong Kong Island." "Here, I say whichever legend can kill, it can." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.