What have you seen in Ching-Ying Lam's film and television works?

Speaking of Ching-Ying Lam, I believe this is the childhood memory of many people. When I was a child, I saw Ching-Ying Lam's film and television works, most of which should be related to zombies, and Ching-Ying Lam has become a representative figure of zombie movies. At that time, Hong Kong films were equivalent to Ching-Ying Lam's zombie era. Of all the zombie movies he made, I like three best: the first is the zombie family, the second is the exorcist police, and the third is the African monk.

First, "Zombie Family"

This is a unique zombie film. This film tells the story of a zombie without feelings and his friendship with a little zombie. As a flesh-and-blood human being, he stood on the opposite side, very greedy and ruthless, and his ugly heart was in sharp contrast with the kindness and gratitude of zombies. Because human greed brought them back from distant mountains, just to make money, and all this was caused by human greed. When I was young, I saw more joy than fear. I watched it again when I grew up, but it was even more touching and warm.

Second, the "exorcism police"

In this play, Ching-Ying Lam, as an exorcist, is inextricably linked with modern judicial police and tough police. Between the police and gangsters, Ching-Ying Lam's exorcism has a proper use. From a modern point of view, it is absurd and strange. There is no connection between the two, but there will be connection and harmony. One of the most interesting changes is that it is very strange for young policemen to be unbelieving in ghosts and gods at the beginning and admiring them at the end.

Third, "African monks"

This drama is different from others. It is not limited to domestic zombies, but goes abroad to Africa. Zombies from China were introduced to Africa, and many funny things happened along the way, as well as many martial arts scenes. Putting two things that are not in the same channel at all in time and space together, inexplicably presents a funny style of mashup.