Brisbane Times
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Hong Kong horror influences global cinema with unique genre-blending style
Hong Kong horror, characterized by its surrealism and genre-blending, gained popularity in the 1980s after the lifting of strict censorship in mainland China. Film programmer Spiro Economopoulos highlights its unique combination of supernatural elements with martial arts, stating it profoundly influenced global cinema. Classic films like Ricky Lau’s 1985 slapstick horror-comedy featuring hopping vampires showcase the genre's lasting impact.
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