Movies Directed by Ching Siu-tung

A timid tax collector teams with a ghostly beauty to battle demons in a haunted temple.

Why people love it: The film’s seamless mix of gothic horror, romance, and groundbreaking wire work set a new standard for Asian genre cinema. Its iconic love‑ghost motif still resonates today.

1 / 7

A scholar and a demon hunter unite against a vengeful spirit.

Why people love it: Its haunting visuals and tragic love story captivate audiences. Ching’s signature wire work adds a surreal, otherworldly flair.

2 / 7

A monk, a thief, and a ghost battle dark forces in a haunted mansion.

Why people love it: The film expands the mythos with inventive set pieces and deeper lore. Fans praise its blend of comedy and chilling atmosphere.

3 / 7

Generations of the Yang family defend their nation against invaders.

Why people love it: It blends heroic saga with stunning choreography, honoring Chinese folklore. The ensemble cast delivers powerful, memorable moments.

4 / 7

Young hero Guo Jing learns martial arts while navigating love and war.

Why people love it: The series captures the epic spirit of the classic novel with lush costumes and dynamic fight choreography. Fans cherish its faithful storytelling.

5 / 7

A wandering swordsman confronts a tyrannical warlord in a war‑torn kingdom.

Why people love it: Its sweeping battles and poetic cinematography set a high bar for period action. Andy Lau’s performance anchors the emotional core.

6 / 7

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Jackie Chan returns as a mischievous fighter who masters a chaotic, inebriated fighting style.

Why people love it: Chan’s blend of slapstick humor and fluid combat creates pure cinematic joy. The film showcases inventive choreography that feels both chaotic and expertly timed.

7 / 7