parts blacked out to make the film more "family-oriented". In the DVD-edition, the second-to-last scene in the original theatrical release is cut out, whilst the final scene is retained, but with the end credits rolling over. The original dialogues are replaced with the end-title music. Cast Chow Yun-fat as Wisely Chin Siu-ho as Dr. Yuen Chen-hsieh Dick Wei as Black Dragon Maggie Cheung as Tsui Hung Sibelle Hu as Su Chui Sau-lai as Betsy Elvis Tsui as Sorcrer Aquala Chor Yuen as Chu Yasuaki Kurata as Captain Ho Ken Boyle as The Professor Kara Hui as Inspector Chiang Ni Kuang as Himself/Narrator (voice) Joyce Godenzi as Pool Party Girl (long version) Wong Jing as Would-be Playboy Wang Lung-wei as Head Terrorist Derek Yee as SDU Officer Chui Sau-lai as Bachu Nina Li Chi as Champagne Girl (uncredited) Reception One reviewer said, "The Seventh Curse is weird and crude, gross and tasteless, silly and shocking, but God is it fun." See also Films and television series adapted from the Wisely Series: The Legend of Wisely, a 1987 Hong Kong film starring Samuel Hui as Wisely The Cat (1992 film), a 1992 Hong Kong film starring Waise Lee as Wisely The New Adventures of Wisely, a 1998 Singaporean television series starring Michael Tao as Wisely The Wesley's Mysterious File, a 2002 Hong Kong film starring Andy Lau as Wisely The 'W' Files, a 2003 Hong Kong television series starring Gallen Lo as Wisely References External links 1986 films Hong Kong adventure films Hong Kong horror films Hong Kong action thriller films Hong Kong martial arts films 1980s adventure films 1980s action thriller films 1986 martial arts films 1986 horror films Dark fantasy films Hong Kong supernatural horror films 1980s Cantonese-language films Golden Harvest films Films based on Chinese novels Films set in Thailand 1980s exploitation films Hong Kong splatter films 1980s Hong Kong films