Ghost War
Oct 18 1991
•2h 30m
•Fantasy, Action, Comedy, Horror
We have teams from China and Japan seeking out a black stone that can create immensely powerful magic. There's some resistance and the local population calls up a shaman who announces he will be a shaman for a thousand years. Yes, he's evil. So we're off to more wackiness with wizards, ghosts, zombies, and a few of those female ogres/ghouls. There are a few gut-munching scenes. It all ends up in a magical war.
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Panna Rittikrai
Ruksuda Sinwattana
Banlu Srisaeng
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