Halloween comes only a couple of months after the Hungry Ghost Festival, but the two events have very different views towards ghosts.
Fung shui master 'Ghostbuster' Telly Ng Pui-fu says traditional Chinese beliefs hold that ghosts are entities to be respected - and avoided.
But Halloween takes on a completely different approach, with people dressing up and parading around in ghoulish costumes.
Mr Ng warns people who are thinking of visiting a real haunted house to be very, very careful.
'Visiting a haunted house is like to digging your own grave,' said Mr Ng.
'Human beings have their own space to live in while the spirits have theirs. A haunted house is filled with ghostly and vengeful vibes. Visiting a haunted house would be like contacting them [the ghosts] on purpose. If you are unfortunate, you will encounter them.'