NINJA THE FINAL DUEL [1986] Parts 1 & 2 [Alexander Lo-Rei & Eugene Thomas]

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Ninja: The Final Duel by Robert Tai (Review) This is one of those “Dude, you won’t believe what I just saw” sort of movies. Ah, those pesky ninjas. You think they’d be perfectly happy being the masters of assassinations and other dark martial arts (just think of the party tricks alone). You think they’d be happy with the cool gadgets and weapons they get to use. If nothing else, they get to wear those sweet costumes. But alas, once you don that black costume and toss a shuriken or two, you’re bound to want more. And that’s just what happens in Ninja: The Final Duel . Apparently, those ninjas want to be even badder asses, and so they attack the Shaolin Temple in China. After unsuccessfully trouncing the snot out the Shaolin monks, the leader of the ninja clan commits suicide to preserve his honor. Now, we all know that honor runs thick among thieves, so think how it must run amongst those black-clad masters of night. Soon enough, another ninja master, this one even meaner and nastier than the first (you can tell by his poor Sonny Chiba impersonation), sets about on a “glorious massacre” (his words, not mine) of the Shaolin monks. Now, maybe I have a different idea of just what a “gl…

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NINJA THE FINAL DUEL [1986] Parts 1 & 2

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