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Excellent, Without a doubt!!

best movie i've ever seen.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

I couldn't exactly tell if they wanted to make us laugh or not, cause some scenes are pure humorous, others bring decent scares, but somewhere in the middle, you don't know if to take it serious or just go with a smile. Overall, I got to say, I had some fun with it!So, the plot is out there for everyone, nothing new, nothing secret, a tired formula, brought again on the big screens, but with a better, fresher approach. This one will come down to everyone's personal opinion, some will like it, some will take it as wasted time, in my books, I saw a lot worse than it, so I'm glad I got to play it with my friends. Possibly, the fact that we were many, helped us to take the movie lighter than usual, therefore we all had fun, laughed many times, overall, had a good time.If you can get in such a mood too, I think you'll do just fine. If you want pure horror tho, look elsewhere, this one will probably annoy you at best.Cheers!

The Narranmoda Boarding School is strict for girls and has rigid rules of behavior, but the headmaster accepts four male students to improve the income of the school. However, the boys are segregated from the girls and the inspector Miss Fong (Amanda Lee) keeps them under the surveillance of the dedicated monitor student Ho Yat-Man (Theresa Fy). The urban legend tells that the school is haunted and when students break the school rules, they are called to the director office and vanishes or are found dead. When the new students fall in love for a group of friends of Yat-Man, the couples disappear or are killed; Miss Fong discloses the mystery telling that twenty years ago her aunt was the music teacher married with the headmaster of Narranmoda. When her aunt discovered that the inspector Yuen Si-Yum was having an affair with her husband, she burned Si-Yum locking her in the office on fire, entering in a deep coma later, and her husband committed suicide. Now the angry fiend is trapped in her office and killing students that break the school rules.I love Asian horror movies, which is my favorite genre. I bought "Hau Mo Chu" on DVD expecting a great horror movie in the style of "Whispering Corridors" and other similar ghost stories. Unfortunately the plot is too silly and the screenplay is a complete mess and seems to be written by a ten year old child so naive it is. The premise is stupid, the characters are shallow, the special effects are poor, the acting is terrible and the conclusion is awful. My vote is three.Title (Brazil): "Escola de Espíritos" ("School of Spirits")Note: On 14 March 2009 I saw this movie again and my vote is four.

I'd like to say that this was a great movie, but it was only adequate. It wasn't particularly scary or funny, even from an Asian point of view.I figure that the only way that the producers got money was the inclusion of Steven Cheung and Dennis Mak, both part of the Boy'z music group. It was a good way for the group to recover after Kenny Kwan left for a solo career.Steven Cheung is fairly funny in unscripted material but that same humour doesn't work, even in the funny bits. The problem seems to be that none of the actors have chemistry together, not even Steven and Dennis. If there was some real feeling of friendship, you might feel sympathy as they're killed, yet it seems more likely that you're just hoping that the whole school will collapse and finish off everyone at the same time.That said, it has its moments, but they could have used a better screenwriter and a cast who worked as one.

At first I thought it was the Japanese Haunted School from 1995, but it wasn't, although there have been scenes related to a girl in a bathroom that made no real sense.Anyway, imagine a ghost that is attacking and killing the pupils of a school that break the school rules! Being a strict girl-only school, no one broke the rules much (yeah, right!), but then 4 boys were brought in order to test the possibility that the school can be turned co-ed. That really made the ghost angry. Chuckles.The actors cannot act, the play is unplayable, the horror is amusing, everything is wrong here, except maybe the cute Asian girls. The true problem is that you realize that this film is bad and exactly how bad it is a few seconds from the credits, when you hear some cheap horror-house ride sounds in the background and you are conveyed utter terror through light flashes and quickly flashing images. Chuckles, again.Bottom line: Chuckles!