Blu-ray release: ‘Ghouls Gone Wild’
By Phil Mills | Aug 2, 2026
Eureka Entertainment will release ‘Ghouls Gone Wild’, a limited edition Blu-ray collection featuring the Hong Kong supernatural comedies ‘Scared Stiff’ (小生夢驚魂) and ‘The Haunted Cop Shop’ (猛鬼差館) and the Taiwanese fantasy ‘Magic of Spell’ (桃太郎大顯神威), in the UK on October 19, 2026.
Scared Stiff (1987): Toy designer Miu accidentally witnesses a bank robbery with his friend Chan, only to discover that the incident has left him with the extraordinary ability to enter other people’s dreams. When Chan is left mentally incapacitated, Miu enters his dreams in search of the truth, uncovering a shocking connection to a police officer.
The Haunted Cop Shop (1987): Built on the site of a former Japanese military camp, a Hong Kong police station is said to be haunted by the restless spirits of soldiers who died there during the war. Officers Kam and Man dismiss the legend until they witness an escaped convict turn to ashes after an encounter with the ghosts, drawing them into a terrifying battle against the supernatural.
Magic of Spell (1988): After defeating the demons of Devil’s Island, Momotaro is forced into battle once more when a surviving elder of the Demon Palace begins abducting children to fuel his dark magic. Accompanied by a travelling performer seeking to become his disciple, he sets out to confront the evil threatening the land.
Features:
- Limited Edition (2,000 copies)
- Limited Edition O-card slipcase featuring new artwork by Darren Wheeling
- 1080p HD presentations from new 2K restorations
- Original Hong Kong theatrical cut and uncut extended version of ‘Scared Stiff’
- Original Cantonese mono audio
- Optional English subtitles, newly translated for this release
- Audio commentary on ‘Scared Stiff’ by Frank Djeng
- Audio commentaries on ‘The Haunted Cop Shop’ and ‘Magic of Spell’ by Arne Venema and Domting
- ‘Restless Spirits’ interview with Fraser Elliott
- Limited Edition collector’s booklet featuring an essay by Iain Robert Smith
‘Ghouls Gone Wild’ is available to pre-order now from Amazon UK.




