A Wicked Ghost

In a quiet corner of the countryside, a tight‑knit group of friends gathers under the veil of night to test the limits of their courage. Their curiosity leads them to a ritual aimed at contacting the spirit world, a game that quickly shifts from playful bravado to an unsettling sense of foreboding. The atmosphere is thick with whispered legends and the faint hum of ancient superstition, hinting that some forces are better left undisturbed.

When the ritual goes awry, an unseen presence is summoned, turning the friends’ night into a tense hunt for answers. Among them, Ming emerges as the reluctant anchor, trying to hold the group together as the mood darkens. His girlfriend, Annie Chan, shares his curiosity but soon finds herself caught in a web that feels both intimate and otherworldly. The bond between the friends is tested as they confront an enemy that seems to know their deepest fears.

The aftermath isolates a single survivor who appears strangely untouched by the growing menace. He teams up with his protective sister, Cissy, whose worry for her brother drives her to seek help beyond the ordinary. Their escort is Fa‑mo, a drama teacher with a surprising depth of occult knowledge, whose calm demeanor masks a sharp intellect for the arcane. Together they set out for a desolate village whose quiet streets hide a tragic past—a place where, decades ago, a great loss left a lingering echo of vengeance.

The film folds the ordinary into the uncanny, bathing each scene in a muted, eerie palette that keeps the audience perched on the edge of anticipation. Its tone balances dread with moments of fragile camaraderie, inviting viewers to wonder what lies beneath the surface of folklore and how far one will go to quiet a restless spirit.

Last Updated: October 27, 2025 at 16:29