What is the Celluloid Score of The Ghost Bride?

66% — averaged from critic 65%, audience 72%, Metascore 58/100, IMDb 6.6/10, and fan score 70%.

Who created The Ghost Bride?

The Ghost Bride was created by Kai Yu Wu.

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The Ghost Bride

Q: Is The Ghost Bride worth watching?

The Ghost Bride has a Celluloid Score of 66%, averaged from critic reviews, audience ratings, Metascore, IMDb, and fan ratings. It comes recommended overall. Created by Kai Yu Wu.

Q: Where can I stream The Ghost Bride?

The Ghost Bride streams on Netflix (availability varies by region — e.g. Netflix in the United States; Netflix in the United Kingdom; Netflix in Indonesia). Primary catalog tag: Netflix. 1 season (2020).

Created by Kai Yu Wu · 2020 · Last reviewed July 24, 2026

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Answer Summary

The Ghost Bride (2020) earns a 66% Celluloid Score — Recommended. Recommended overall. Created by Kai Yu Wu; stream on Netflix.

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Averaged from five public sources (critic, audience, Metascore, IMDb, fan). See how we calculate scores.

66%

Celluloid Score Recommended

Averaged from 5 sources

65%Critic Score

72%Audience

58Metascore

6.6IMDb /10

70%Fan Score

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Seasons: 1 · 6 episodes
Network: Netflix
Streaming: Netflix
Cast: Huang Pei-jia, Wu Kang-jen, Ludi Lin, Kuang Tian

Where to watch The Ghost Bride

The Ghost Bride is available on Netflix — regional notes: Netflix in the United States; Netflix in the United Kingdom; Netflix in Indonesia. Catalog platform tag: Netflix.

Is The Ghost Bride worth watching?

Yes — The Ghost Bride earns a 66% Celluloid Score. Recommended, created by Kai Yu Wu and streaming on Netflix.

Critics Consensus

A fizzy, visually lavish supernatural mystery — critics were split on its soapy tonal shifts but charmed by its Peranakan setting, production design and the sheer novelty of its ghost-marriage premise.
Celluloid Critics Consensus

What is The Ghost Bride about?

In 1890s Malacca, debt-ridden Li Lan is asked to become a 'ghost bride' to a wealthy family's dead son, and her refusal pitches her between the living world and a baroque Chinese afterlife as she investigates his murder. Adapted from Yangsze Choo's bestselling novel.