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The Flying Guillotine, released in Hong Kong on 18 February 1975, was directed by Ho Meng Hua and produced by Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Limited. The titular flying guillotine keeps appearing throughout the trailer. Flying Guillotine 2 (aka Palace Carnage), released in Hong Kong on 19 January 1978, was directed by Cheng Kang and Hua Shan and produced by Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Limited. The titular flying guillotine is easily recognised in the trailer. Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight, released in Hong Kong on 29 June 2017, was directed by Alan Lo and produced by Entertaining Power Company Limited, Sun Entertainment Culture Limited and KD Multimedia Limited. Near the end of the trailer, Louis Cheung tosses the flying guillotine. Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight, released in Hong Kong on 29 June 2017, was directed by Alan Lo and produced by Entertaining Power Company Limited, Sun Entertainment Culture Limited and KD Multimedia Limited. This video introduces the home-made weapons used in the film, such as Heaven Dragon Blades (made from a bubble waffle maker), Earth Dragon Guillotine (flying guillotine made from a hooded hair dryer), whirlwind blades (made from a hula hoop) and death ray (made from a multimeter). Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight, released in Hong Kong on 29 June 2017, was directed by Alan Lo and produced by Entertaining Power Company Limited, Sun Entertainment Culture Limited and KD Multimedia Limited. These deleted scenes show the assembling of the weapons in the style transformation sequences in Japanese mecha animations from the 1990s.Copyright © 2012 Hong Kong Memory. All rights reserved.
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