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The Magical Sword of Skeletal Spirit

The Magical Sword of Skeletal Spirit (1969)

January. 01,1969
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A man who left his wife to study for a government exam happens to see a drowning woman in a mountain and rescues her. To thank him she takes him home deep in the mountain. He ends up staying with her for years, putting his study behind. But she learns that the woman he saved from the drowning sea was a vampire. Meanwhile his wife finds where her husband is with the Buddha's revelation, kills the vampire and brings him back safely to their home.

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Cast

Bang Su-Il as
[1976]    Interpol [1974]    The Story of Lady Arang [1969]    The Magical Sword of Skeletal Spirit
Kum-bong Do as
[1971]    My Sister's Regrets [1970]    Revenge of a Mother [1969]    Hurricane Sword [1969]    The Magical Sword of Skeletal Spirit [1967]    Why a Cuckoo Cries [1966]    A Neckless Beauty
Jeong-ok Ra as
[1972]    Resentment of Daughter-in-Law [1970]    Revenge of the Snake Woman [1969]    The Magical Sword of Skeletal Spirit

Reviews

CheerupSilver
1969/01/01

Very Cool!!!

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TinsHeadline
1969/01/02

Touches You

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GamerTab
1969/01/03

That was an excellent one.

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Dirtylogy
1969/01/04

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

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