A Bite of Love

Original title: Yi yao O.K.

1990
1h 34m

IMDb RATING

5.0/10

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Comedy Horror

A vampire is repulsed by the thought of killing in order to stay alive. He becomes the local blood bank's best customer. However, when the bank runs out of blood, he must take a hard look at... Read allA vampire is repulsed by the thought of killing in order to stay alive. He becomes the local blood bank's best customer. However, when the bank runs out of blood, he must take a hard look at his situation.A vampire is repulsed by the thought of killing in order to stay alive. He becomes the local blood bank's best customer. However, when the bank runs out of blood, he must take a hard look at his situation.

Director
- Stephen Shin
Writers
- Siu-Keung Cheng
- Hung-Wah Leung
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.0/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Stephen Shin
Writers
- Siu-Keung Cheng
- Hung-Wah Leung
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Fright Night (1985) can be seen playing on a television in a video store where Anna soon meets an occult expert.

Goofs
When Duke Lee hurls himself out a window in an attempt to grab a young boy who is plummeting to the ground, the cable used to control his descent can be briefly seen.

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5/10

O.K., I guess.

Hong Kong pop singer George Lam stars as a Dracula-like Vampire named Duke Lee who falls in love Anna (Rosamund Kwan) while in the mist of renouncing his vampire-sucking ways because the thought of biting humans does not appeal to him.

It's not the conventional ghost comedy or horror movies you've come to expect from Hong Kong, as the plot is set in England and the entire atmosphere give you a Transylvania/European feel. There is some excitement when Anna's brother, dying triad boss Fung (Norman Chu), becomes Duke's nemesis due to him needing blood himself to survive, making himself possess vampire traits. Caught in the mix is the ever so lovable Pak Lam Cheng, who portrays The Kid in the film.

Good potential for an interesting film, but it suffers from slow plot pacing and drawn-out scenes, but makes the story boring at times.

Grade C