After finally being given a chance at the director's chair with 1973's “The Bamboo House of Dolls,” director Kuei Chih-hung became known as one of the better choices to helm the sleazier side of genre fare while working at the Shaw Brother's studio. Efforts ranging from “The Killer Snakes” to “Corpse Mania” and “Bewitched” only confirmed this feeling and he became responsible for similar efforts in his career at the studio. It's therefore odd to see him responsible for this early obscurity as his third film, 1974's “Ghost Eyes,” is more restrained than his later features but still manages to be quite enjoyable and worthwhile.
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After meeting up at work, manicurist Bao Ling (Chen Szu Chia) starts to talk with new customer Shi (Sze Wei) and an accident forces her to visit him at his optometrist shop. After being given contact lenses to replace her previously broken glasses,...
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After meeting up at work, manicurist Bao Ling (Chen Szu Chia) starts to talk with new customer Shi (Sze Wei) and an accident forces her to visit him at his optometrist shop. After being given contact lenses to replace her previously broken glasses,...
- 10/30/2023
- by Don Anelli
- AsianMoviePulse
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