Continuously Be With You might be a fairly ungainly title, yet it's still superior to Troublesome Night 20, which is by and by what this Herman Yau film is. Louis Koo was in seven of these late-nineties, early-naughties blood and gore movies that regularly crossed stories and blended some satire into the somewhat tense powerful goings-on. Presently he's back, encompassed with a cast of newcomers to the establishment (aside from Law Lan, who was in 17 of the past portions). A bunch of individuals are united by destiny the evening of a pile up that cases a few lives: there's a taxi driver (Julian Cheung), inebriated in the wake of learning he is at death's door, two or three cops (Louis Koo and Charmaine Sheh), their exorcist close relative (Law Lan) a businessperson and his significant other (Lam Suet and Kingdom Yuen), a youthful, crisply connected with couple (Charlene Choi and Alex Lam), and a couple of something beyond. In the result of the catastrophe, the ones who survived are spooky by the individuals who kicked the bucket, but the individuals who passed on are not really the ones we think.
Cast
Starring
Louis Koo as Sam
Julian Cheung as David
Gordon Lam as Chi-keung
Charlene Choi as Yu-xin
Charmaine Sheh as Si
Others
Ava Yu as Siu-hung
Bonnie Wong as Siu-hung's mother
Wiyona Yeung as Siu-man
Ben Yeung as Lam Pui
Tony Ho as Agent Chiu
Jamie Lee as Nancy
Aaron Chow as Peter
Pancy Chan as Miss Chan
Brian Lee as Mysterious man
Renci Yeung as Student
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