As know that Ghosts seem to be really bad, but would a Dracula or Wolf man movie play big in the region then for horror?

You mean vampire? Count Dracula lives in Transylvania, isn't he? ^^

Vampire is rare nowadays, back then there's a lot Chinese vampire (undead) comedy movies. I remember laughing like crazy one time when there are two vampires but only 1 yellow paper to seal them and ml (is it Chen Long? I forget) moves them back and forth until it ripped. You could search them under Hongkong movies. And some Chinese fantasy drama has undead for example The Untamed. I remember at least 3 important undeads.

These days zombie (also undead, I don't know the difference, maybe zombie is more easy to be killed) is more popular. Korean especially love zombie, maybe since the big hit movie Train to Busan. Haven't watch any but there's also some popular zombie dramas like All of Us are Dead, Happiness, Kingdom, Stranger from Hell, and Sweet Home. My colleagues are all horror fans, men and women.

Wolf man I'm not sure. There should be some in Korea, some in Taiwan, some in China but they're not actually shapeshifter, only once living with wolves like Prince of Wolf, The Wolf, Werewolf Boy. But there are also some wolf shapeshifters in Chinese fantasy drama like ehm... I'm sorry I can't remember but there should be some.

But this is all my own opinion, I may be wrong and may remember wrong.

I Know that zombies are indeed a big deal in your area of the world, due to that zombie train Korean film, and also was a recent vampire movie with a Priest who became a vampire ans was trying to still be a good guy.also remembered seeing late night once a movie with Dracula and seven golden vampires facing down peter cushing dr Van Helsing

Yeah, that big hit Korean movie with zombie in train is Train to Busan. I haven't watch it though. I avoid Korean zombie theme.

Van Helsing is one cool vampire movie, Van Helsing is the vampire hunter right? I forget the storyline though. Watch it a long time ago in the cinema.

Think that there was a sequel to that Korean Zombie trains movie, and the zombie movie that is a must see would be the black and white night of the living dead. The definitive Van helsing would be the peter Cushing one that faced off against Christopher Lee as Dracula under hammer films.