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The Accident (1983) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 27, 1983

Original Title:
車魂

Alternate Titles:
Blood of the Black Dog
Car Spirit
Che hun
Che wan
引魂人

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Woo's Film Production (H.K.) Co.

Production Countries:
Hong Kong

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

Overview from TheMovieDB

In anger, a toy factory owner throws a sub-standard toy car out the window of his sweatshop. The toy nearly hits schoolgirl Siu Ching, but she is saved by the fast response of Fatty Cheng. Siu Ching's eighth birthday soon arrives, but her ill and overworked mother has a sudden attack, and Siu Ching must go out in the rain to buy more medicine. By coincidence, the managers of the same toy factory are in the car who knock her over on the road and then run away, without reporting the accident. The little girl is killed, and her mother dies in grief. Fatty Cheng accuses the factory people, who are his bosses. Then, one by one, Siu Ching's ghost wreaks horrible revenge on them.

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Production

Art Direction:
Jonathan Ting Yuen-Tai

Director:
Lu Pao Lun

Director of Photography:
Luk Ching

Editor:
Jackie Tang
Kam Ma

Screenplay:
Lu Pao Lun

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