The Gods Must Be Crazy III (Chinese: 非洲和尚; pinyin: Fei zhou he shang; literally: An African Buddhist Monk) also known as N!xau The Bushman, Crazy Safari, and Vampires Must Be Crazy is a 1991 Hong Kong comedy film, directed by Billy Chan. The film is an unofficial sequel to The Gods Must Be Crazy II. It was followed by And Hong Kong Goes Crazy (1993) and The Gods Must Be Funny in China (1994).
An ancient but still fleshy Chinese corpse is on aucti...
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The Gods Must Be Crazy III (Chinese: 非洲和尚; pinyin: Fei zhou he shang; literally: An African Buddhist Monk) also known as N!xau The Bushman, Crazy Safari, and Vampires Must Be Crazy is a 1991 Hong Kong comedy film, directed by Billy Chan. The film is an unofficial sequel to The Gods Must Be Crazy II. It was followed by And Hong Kong Goes Crazy (1993) and The Gods Must Be Funny in China (1994).
An ancient but still fleshy Chinese corpse is on auction in the United States. A young businessman (Billy Chan) purchases the corpse, (which is the body of his great-great-great-grandfather), in order to give it a proper burial in Hong Kong. The corpse must become active through the enchanted commands of a Taoist priest to control the corpse's movements, and to keep it from becoming an irrepressible vampire. To achieve this a good-natured Taoist priest (Lam Ching Ying) attaches a yellow talisman with red Chinese script to the forehead of the corpse, and this talisman must remain on the corpse's...
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