I So Scared is a collection of spine chilling Asian horror films from Tai Seng Entertainment that will leave you with a fright full of nightmares.
Premiere – Fridays at 10pm/9pm Central
October
Oct 28 - Shaolin vs. Evil DeadNovember
Nov 4 - Shaolin vs. Evil Dead
Nov 11 - The Monster
Nov 18 - Shaolin vs. Evil Dead: The Ultimate Power
Nov 25 - Slim Till Dead
December
Dec 2 - The Detective
Dec 9 - Curse of Lola
January
Jan 6 - The Deserted Inn
Jan 13 - Yes, I Can See Dead People
Jan 20 - The First 7th Night
Jan 27 - Scare 2 Die
February
Feb 3 - Ghost Mother
Feb 10 - The Haunted Drum
Feb 17 - Astonishing
Feb 24 – Train of the Dead
March
March 2 - 49 Days
Shaolin Vs Evil Dead It’s KILL BILL meets THE EVIL DEAD in this rousing martial arts horror actioner starring the one and only “Master Killer” himself, GORDON LIU (Kill Bill 1 and 2; Master Killer)! Taoist priests Pak (Liu) and Hak (Terry Fan from THE STORY OF RICKY and IRON FIST) have been competing with each other for leadership of their school by using various sorceries. But when their battle accidentally awakens the King of the Vampires, who has laid dormant for a thousand years, Pak and Hak must unite and use the 5 Elements Formation to stop the demon and his army of darkness. Will their powers be enough to defeat this invincible immortal? Filled with hopping vampires, exploding zombies, and dazzling fights, SHAOLIN VS EVIL DEAD is a nonstop special-effect kung fu gorefest!
Shaolin Vs Evil Dead: Ultimate PowerIt’s more zombies and vampires as the Master Killer, GORDON LIU (Kill Bill, Shaolin Drunken Monk) returns in this highly anticipated sequel to SHAOLIN VS EVIL DEAD! His fellow Taoist priest Hak (Terry Fan from THE STORY OF RICKY and IRON FIST) has turned into a vampire and he must use all his power to stop Hak and his legion of vampires from bringing eternal darkness to the nation. Spectacular special effects and terrific fights make SHAOLIN VS EVIL DEAD: ULTIMATE POWER the perfect conclusion to this martial arts horror thriller!
The Monster The gorgeous SHU QI (The Transporter) is captivating in this horror film about a family whose perfect life crumbles around them. After the mysterious disappearance of her son, May (Shu Qi) is forced to confront the secret history of her new home and the evil that lurks ominously in every corner of the labyrinth-like apartment complex. THE MONSTER is a breathlessly frightening, emotionally charged horror drama that reveals how deceptive the illusion of perfect bliss can be. Also starring hugely talented KARENA LAM who is virtually unrecognizable under the hideous makeup!
Slim Till Dead Anthony Wong (Infernal Affairs) gives yet another great performance in this tongue-in-cheek horror whodunit. Police officer Wong is trying to catch a serial killer whose female victims are all either starved to death or carved until they weigh exactly 70 pounds. Helping him with leads to the case is Cherrie, a beauty salon employee who is losing her regular customers one by one to the psychopath. Filled with dark humor, SLIM TILL DEAD is not only an intriguing murder mystery, but also a macabre parody on people’s obsession with losing weight
The Detective Aaron Kwok (THE STORM RIDERS) gives a bravura performance in this unflinching suspense thriller directed by Oxide Pang of the Pang Brothers fame (THE EYE, FOREST OF DEATH). Kwok is Tam, a dingy private detective in Thailand. His latest case is to find a woman for his friend, whom he claims is trying to kill him. As Tam begins his investigation, however, he finds himself knee deep in a mystery that becomes murkier, as each new lead Tam gets always uncovers a dead body or puts him in great danger. Now thoroughly obsessed with the case, Tam vows to find the truth behind the deaths and track the woman down. Filled with the unmistakable Pang Brothers signature style of arresting visuals, atmospheric music, and unexpected shocks, THE DETECTIVE is a solid nail-biter that will keep you on the edge of your seats.
Curse of Lola Francis Ng (WHITE DRAGON, THE BRIDE WITH WHITE HAIR) and Tian Yuan, Best New Artist winner at the 2005 Hong Kong Film Awards, star in this horror thriller. When the leading dancer of LOLA, the most anticipated new musical, is murdered on the night of the premiere, the role is quickly passed to understudy Tian (Yuan). However, members of the dance company also begin to die gruesomely one by one. Scared, Tian seeks comfort in his boyfriend Zhen (Ng). But as the murders go on, Tian begins to realize that all the slayings may be related to the role of Lola.
The Deserted InnDirected by Zhang Jing (Seven Nights), horror thriller The Deserted Inn is based on a novel by Cai Jun whoseNaraka 19 was also recently adapted to film. Starring Hong Kong idol Kenny Kwan (Trivial Matters), He Mei Tian (Protege), and up-and-coming actress Zhang Meng, The Deserted Inn links the ancient past and the eerie present into a nail-biting tale of tragic romance and deadly scares. The film also co-stars Kenny Bee and Law Ka Ying. After making it big with one popular song, composer Meng Fan (Kenny Kwan) hits a creative block and both his career and love life gradually nosedive. To recover his writing inspiration, he goes off on a trip alone to the remote, picturesque town of Huang Cun. He checks into the “Deserted Inn”, and ends up in a room with a bed that dates back to the Ming Dynasty. There’s no peace and quiet for Meng though as he encounters numerous strange incidences and is plagued by nightmares and the eerie sound of wailing singing. That’s when he learns about the chilling story of his bed’s previous owner, Rouge.
Yes, I Can See Dead People Sun Boy’z member Steven Cheung sheds his bandmates to take on a starring role in Yes, I Can See Dead People, a teen horror film about that age-old movie problem: seeing ghosts. As the title might suggest, Yes, I See Dead People has moments of comedy to lighten its otherwise creepy premise, but it still features tense atmosphere and plenty of shock scares that should have teenagers cowering in delighted fear. Though the concept of “seeing ghosts” has long been overused, Yes, I See Dead People manages to separate itself from similar genre entries, managing a fine balance between creepy horror and knowing comedy. Steven Cheung departs from his usual sidekick roles to play the hero, and is joined by Kris Gu (The Eye 10), screen veteran Lau Kong, and fellow EEG singer Mandy Chiang. Steven Cheung is Nam, a slacker who has the power to see dead people – and he seems to be pretty okay with it. From departed friends to ghostly children, the undead populate the corridors of Nam’s housing estate, and he’s used to their presence, disturbing though it should be. Things change when his brother Tung (Kris Gu) begins acting distant and wetting himself, and Nam thinks that there may more be going on than just his brother’s lack of self control. Estate security guard Fok (Lau Kong) clues Nam in: there are dangerous ghosts too, and one of them is starting to mount his own terror campaign by possessing Nam’s neighbors and family. Fok also teaches Nam that those who possess ghost-seeing powers must bear the responsibility to use them properly. But can Nam learn the tricks of the ghost-busting trade before the evil spirits take his brother or the stewardess (Kathy Yuen) that he has the hots for?
The First 7th Night Map King (Gordon Lam) is a taxi driver who can get to any destination imaginable. One evening he was dispatched to guild a cargo truck to a place where he only knows how to get to; the Moon and Sun Village. The remote village is known for the tragic accident of a widow named Fong (Michelle Ye), her chubby young son and a group of armed bandits who turn up at her inn seeking refuge after a bloody robbery.
Scare 2 Die 13 unique wonders: An Cun is addicted to gamble. One day, his friend Wong Tsuen gives him an ancient coin which can bring luck, with help by the spirits of “13 orphans”…… 13%: Luk Wing is in a world of Cannibal and besieged by crowds of zombie. When she becomes conscious, she finds something is missing from her body…… No. 13: Attracted by a USD130,000 cash prize, Chan decides to join a TV programme called “Scare 2 Die”. The winner is the one who survives in the haunted house for 13 days. Terrible things can’t stop occurring……
Ghost Mother An undercover agent was brutally murdered by a ruthless group of drug dealers. His sister, Nuntha is entrusted to care for his children, but she is also killed by her brother’s murderers. When the drug dealers decide to hunt down the children, Nuntha returns from the dead to protect them and seek vengeance. GHOST MOTHER is both a scary tale of bloody revenge and a haunting story about motherly love.
The Haunted DrumPing dreams of being a musician and had the chance to become a student of Master Duang, a famous master musician. Master Duang owned a mysterious drum called Peung Mang, which was believed to be made from the skin of a beautiful woman named Thip. Ping falls in love with a beautiful girl who teaches him how to master drum skills but is not aware that she is the ghost that is living inside the drum. Muan, an arrogant musician tries to convince all students to leave Master Duang and students start to die horribly. Maun challenges Ping to a drumming competition, but will it be a competition of music or a competition of death?
Astonishing CHRISTY CHUNG from THE BRIDE WITH WHITE HAIR TWO and MAN WANTED star in this horror thriller. Man (Chung) and Lok (Alex Fong) are happily married, but on their third wedding anniversary, Man receives a mysterious DVD, in which an old man tells her that her life will make a change for the worse. Thinking that someone has pulled a prank on her, Man decides to ignore the DVD, until a series of explainable events pull her deeper and deeper into shock and confusion. She must search for the origin of the DVD to end her nightmare and prevent herself from sinking into utter madness.
Train of the Dead After committing a robbery and evading police, five teenagers find an empty train and decide to wait out a search by the authorities. Little do they realize that the train is actually inhabited by ghosts on their way to final judgment. And, these ghosts intend to take the five new passengers with them.
49 Days From the stars of HOUSE OF FURY come this horror thriller! Liu (Stephen Fung) awaits execution after he is convicted of murdering his friends. According to Chinese superstition, the souls of the dead have 49 days to wander the earth before going to heaven or hell for all eternity. Liu and his lawyer (Gillian Chung) must find a way to intersect with the spirits to prove his innocence. SRP $19.95. Available August 2006!
