Reviewed by: hoppingghost Date: 05/08/2005 Summary: Similar to Spirtiual Trinity... Similar to Spirtiual Trinity Ghost legend is just a fun and silly ghost horror comedy. It also brings to mind Spooky Family for some reason. My VCD from Winson HK unfortunately has NO english subtitles so this is only a fair addition to HK ghost film collectors collections.

Reviewed by: ButterflyMurders Date: 06/09/2002 Summary: Not quite a legend Ghost busted: When I rented it, I thought, 'cool, Wu Ma is a Taoist ghostbuster in this' but despite getting top billing and having his face plastered all over the back, he has about less than five minutes screentime. The opening is rather tense and action-filled, with Wu Ma doing some cool-looking Taoist rituals, fights a ghost and... GETS KILLED OFF. That disappointed me immensely. I should have sued them for false and misleading advertising. I had seriously looked forward to seeing Wu Ma kick some major ass, a la 'A Chinese Ghost Story' but they KILL HIM OFF? THEN use him as promotional bait to con in suckers like me? How dare they. Reincarnation: The rest of the action happens about 100 years after the intro with Kent Cheng as the head Taoist. After the initial disappointment, the rest of the film isn't bad actually. It never hits the tension of the first five or so minutes, bowling along at a leisurely pace, but it's still entertaining viewing. The climatical fight between Kent Cheng's gang and the demon is very fun to watch, and was the second highlight of the film. After Wu Ma's cameo, of course. 6/10