Dude you are definitely hitting your stride!!! Canon Films+Ninjas=80/90s Ninja movie madness. Keep it going!!!!! I'm still really curious tho why ninjas during that time. Kid ninjas, robot ninjas, I grew up during this time period and I used to ponder that even then. By 95 I was all Ninja'd out lol
Thank you so much friend! So glad you have been sticking with the channel for as long as you have :) dude it was all ninja, until Pirates....and then it was ALL pirate and now its...super heroes? I guess
5:52 Christopher George trying to keep a straight face is great. And "Ninja! Ninja! Ninja!" I don't think I've seen him play a bad guy before and he was clearly having fun. Also...disco nunchucks.
I absolutely love that bit when the guy in the white tux gets Shuriken'd at the end, it's pure gold! 😅😂🤣 And only there 13:27 I realised that the actor who plays the main ninja is the same guy who plays the general in Die Hard 2 hahaa "Eagle nest, this is falcon, mayday!" 😆
It took me a while to realise that Franco Nero played the original Django. Had a little dissonance there seeing the same cowboy badass as a mustached ninja but still hilarious. Especially the trombone.
Bro I was gonna reem you for not including the look and arm gesture when the boss dude falls over - but you didn't fail me and even added the Tropic Thunder scene as well! Funny stuff!
The only movie I’ve seen with a more ridiculous, unintentionally hilarious slo-mo death scene is at the end of a horror movie called House on the Edge of the Park. The main bad guy gets shot in the nuts and does an epic, ear-splitting wail for what feels like half an hour.
First everyone let’s give it up Sho Kosugi the real *ninja actor* in this movie (bonsai bro)! He goes back to The Godfather and Bad New Bears. In the 80’s he was the face of Ninja in America. Not only was he an actor in his prime but also he did choreography as well. People in this generation don’t know him nearly enough. Not to the technical stuff. Actually tossing chalk into the eyes IS a ninja 🥷 thing. Using Darts to poison a target (the one guy that got stuck pined to death) also is on brand. Using fire and causing panic is really also a Ninja thing too. The hand signs are linked to spiritual beliefs and are a way to psych you up, iconically ninja. But you know the one thing that is not ninja - asking to be beheaded. Ninja were every goal originated and knew a lot about poison so if they want to go they are not asking for a beheading they can easily and painlessly do the deed themselves.
I was absolutely FLOORED there trombone effect wasn't you!!! That moaning sounded like someone at 3 am after downing 12 tacos from Taco Bell with Fire sauce. And the final montage with I want my money, and tropic thunder was gold
Hated to break the 666 likes, but I couldn't leave without leaving a like as well. I've recently discovered your channel, and can't thank you enough for the much-needed laughs!
Ah my childhood. The nights dressed up as a ninja with my friends running the streets of southwest Philadelphia battling with our swords and smoke bombs(flour in sandwich bags we'd throw in each ithers faces for ninja get aways).
We did almost the same, even climbing on neighbours roofs at night I actually fell off one time and landed flat on my back, was lucky to avoid serious injury 😄
2:47 Unless he's wearing a shinobi shozoku with a camo pattern. 3:31 Shinobi gaijin (ninja foreigner). 4:05 Gaijin gaiden (foreigner's side-story/quest). 7:08 Do you...like...Full Moon movies? 9:30 Remember that scene in Spaceballs? 10:14 Berets aren't worn in combat. They mark the wearer as a priority target. But at least they're wearing them correctly (insignia over left eye, draped material over right ear). 13:28 "Eye of Providence" or "Eye of Ra" gesture. If it was the left eye (his left), then it would be "Eye of Horus."
I just found your channel and love these old Canon films. Ive been binge watching old 80s action movies and cant get enough lol. Hope you do Pray for Death and other Sho Kusugi movies.
I remember watching this movie 20 or 30 times when it came out, this is the movie that launched the ninja craze of the 80's and it was just awesome as only a Canon film could be. It is also the only ninja film I can think of where you see the ninja carrying every weapon he uses instead of just a sword and pulling other weapons out of dimensional storage.
In a way, this isn't just a Ninja film but the Ninja film. Ninjas were not a big stereotyped part of culture until the 1980's. They seem to have even faded out in Japanese culture after the 1960s, and were probably always closer to spies there than guys in Ninja suits. There were a couple of notable appearances earlier. The most important is You Only Live Twice in 1967, when James Bond fights with a bunch of ninjas in outfits which were probably the first step towards the modern ninja, gray pants and shirts and a hood with a Samurai Sword. Then in the less popular 1975 The Killer Elite you've got James Caan vs more gray ninjas, but with something more like loose gi with a hoodie. So then nothing until this which sets all of your Ninja outfits standards and multi-color Ninja patterns and leads to Ninja films and Ninjas as craze and instant staple of pop culture. That's the story you would always hear and it's probably not entirely untrue, but... There's one film first that you already did, The Octagon. You may remember that nobody seems to know who the Ninja are (apparently they never watched You Only Live Twice). It would be really weird now for anyone to say that. Additionally, you'll notice that often the ninjas in that film don't have real ninja outfits. It's only towards the end that everybody has more "traditional" outfits. And there's nothing crazy except the "super ninja" outfit. The Octagon may have established the basic Ninja outfit and the set all the secret rules, but this film was the lower budget follow-up that created the cartoon elements Canon and others would keep using over the years. The Octagon was a hit, but the company behind it went bankrupt in 1981. I can't say exactly how Enter the Ninja did because it wasn't reported, though it certainly did well. One way or another, Canon films was still around for years and Menahem Golan was around for much longer to promote their Ninjas. And Chuck Norris. Is Enter the Ninja actually responsible for the craze or should it be The Octagon? It's almost like asking if Blade or X-Men should be credited for the Superhero movie boom because one convinced studios to start making superhero films and one made it really big.
(Just my understanding) Ninja 🥷 really disappeared when the period of Japanese Modernization began effectively ending about the time Samurai culture did (though that complicated ) . But as a part of the Japanese culture they did not disappear as much as be come unfashionable and were un-needed. My understanding is they never disappeared from literature and so did eventually emerge into the anime and live action films.
Ninjas only had mustaches in the first half of the 1980s. Usually during the same time when ninjas were frequently seen in broad daylight in American cities. Very unusual.
I was in bill shaws karate school growing up in the 90's, they talked ALOT of mike stone, we had a chance to meet him on his tours to dojo's...but was like 50 bucks to see him.....passed on that
I loved this movie since it first came out. However, I now find it funny that the bad guy goes to Japan to hire a Ninja, after seeing how Won Bin kicked @$$ with Filipino martial arts in Man from Nowhere.
I found this on VSH back in the 80s and fell in love with Ninjas, and Sho Kosugi. This movie was horrible acting but great Ninja stuff. So cheesy but good
Growing up in the 80's and 90's I've seen every movie that's ever been covered on this channel. But you're take actually make's them seem good . They aren't but you make them fun . Holy crap did I like a lot of terrible movie's.
The main character betrays his friend by sleeping with his wife. At that point, I just wanted him and the wife to get killed by the bad guys. Unfortunately, the husband who was cheated on gets slaughtered instead. 1 out of 5 stars for some action.
@@kdrkdr5123i think it fits the movie, when it comes to ninjas, they don't always have to be honorable. so the way i see it, there are no heroes in this film. you have bad guys, and a bad guy taking out bad guys.
@@Jeymez That's the thing though. He was acting like he felt he "owed him" when it came to the buddy. Flashing back to the war and him saving him. Then helping battle the bad guys but then all of a sudden dude confides he has trouble "rising to the occasion" and he is all over his wife. Not even fully an honor thing just a douche ass friend who was saved by the guy.
I have been a ninja since 1983, after my mom made me a ninja outfit out of a curtain, I do not have a mustache, but I should. The reason you should have on I think is to filter any ninja poison...I'm a NINJA!!!!
Thinking about Ninja Schools or should it be training camps. 1 Do they have a graduation ceremony where they wear morta boards and maybe given golden Nunchuks 2 If one does a bunk at covert operations training would anyone notice if anyone did he could just say I'm that good at hiding 3 what is with the shadow animals thing they do with their hands Or am I over thinking this I hope not
Why is this not the most popular channel on youtube? Redeye, im lovin' this content...i know my comments are coming in a little late but im truly diggin' it brother...thank you.
no its francos real eng voice. he dub himself in many italian movies, just like terence hill, bud spencer speaks real english in few of his movies, but mostly dub
So the kanji on the wall behind the master means "secret" or "spy". Lol kind of on the nose. I mean they're ninjas. Imagine the guys showing up all confused. "Wait why are we here? Oh right were ninjas". Lol
9:51 one thing, i dont get in such movies... when they knock out the guards ,steal their clothes, and letting them lie there in their underwear... why bother, to put their shoes back on, after stealing the pants?
Dude you should realy check out Godfrey Ho ninja movies. Dude was basically a scam artist, were he got a bunch of unfineshed films from his time with the Shaw brothers filmed some standalone footage of Ninja scenes and then cobbled them all together into a single movie. There the story of one if his protagoinists, Richard Harrison, who claims that he appeared in like 10 of his movies while he only shot footage for one.
Beginning of the movie just doesn't make sense. What was the point if it was all fake? And done with make up. And the master was not a dummy exactly one second before he decapitated him. The master would have to have been the one who replaced himself with the dummy right in front of Cole.
Of course the thing with "Put your gun down" works. Ok, you and your friends won't surrender the guns, he'd shoot one of you, two tops, before the rest kills him. But... do you want to risk being that one who was shot?
This was a weird movie. I think the war that the main character and his friend fought in was the war in Rhodesia, which is a really weird thing to put in the movie; I guess the film-makers thought that it was hackneyed to make them Vietnam vets (a lot of films back in the '80's had the main characters be Vietnam vets) so they just made them Rhodesian war vets, but the problem was - I don't think a lot of American audiences were aware of what the war in Rhodesia was!
Somebody needs to make a parody movie about all these 80’s flicks .. … old man to the rescue with gun . Gets shot right away… ninja does flip off a tree . Twists his ankle … 😂
One who does all fighting is so bad that i want to watch this movie just for the sake of the BLACK NINJA! xD 12:50 some happy guy taking a shit in his own private bathroom, what a moment to share!
Dude you are definitely hitting your stride!!! Canon Films+Ninjas=80/90s Ninja movie madness. Keep it going!!!!! I'm still really curious tho why ninjas during that time. Kid ninjas, robot ninjas, I grew up during this time period and I used to ponder that even then. By 95 I was all Ninja'd out lol
Thank you so much friend! So glad you have been sticking with the channel for as long as you have :) dude it was all ninja, until Pirates....and then it was ALL pirate and now its...super heroes? I guess
5:52 Christopher George trying to keep a straight face is great. And "Ninja! Ninja! Ninja!" I don't think I've seen him play a bad guy before and he was clearly having fun.
Also...disco nunchucks.
I absolutely love that bit when the guy in the white tux gets Shuriken'd at the end, it's pure gold! 😅😂🤣
And only there 13:27 I realised that the actor who plays the main ninja is the same guy who plays the general in Die Hard 2 hahaa "Eagle nest, this is falcon, mayday!" 😆
Holy Shit!! That is "General Esperanza"!! 😆
Enter the ninja is ABSOLUTELY classic ninja movie of all time
That "what can you do" shrug at 15:44 is the best thing ever.
It took me a while to realise that Franco Nero played the original Django. Had a little dissonance there seeing the same cowboy badass as a mustached ninja but still hilarious. Especially the trombone.
Watching Franco try to do the nunchucks 😂😂😂 You gotta do Pray for Death too, maybe the best of the Sho Kosugi ninja flicks.
Oooo great suggestion! I have added it to the list
Enter The Ninja wasn't bad, but Revenge Of The Ninja was a lot better. At least Sho Kosugi didn't need a double for his fight scenes.
Tbh my favorite Red Eye Reacts thus far 🤣
So glad :) I thoroughly enjoyed making this one myself
Franco Nero as a skilled ninja is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever seen. xD
Bro I was gonna reem you for not including the look and arm gesture when the boss dude falls over - but you didn't fail me and even added the Tropic Thunder scene as well! Funny stuff!
Haha. I gotchyu!
15:38 I remember seeing that death so many times on the internet when I was a kid HAHAH! Great job man!
Haha I did too! Such a funny shrug
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
The only movie I’ve seen with a more ridiculous, unintentionally hilarious slo-mo death scene is at the end of a horror movie called House on the Edge of the Park. The main bad guy gets shot in the nuts and does an epic, ear-splitting wail for what feels like half an hour.
@9:30 another classic movie trope...whenever a good guy steals uniform from the bad guy, it almost always fits perfectly. 🤣🤣🤣
You should give Don "The Dragon" Wilson movies a shot or even Cynthia Rothrock
Now this brought back some 80s memories. Great review, I loved these movies when I was a teenager and dont know why lol. It just felt right :)
First everyone let’s give it up Sho Kosugi the real *ninja actor* in this movie (bonsai bro)! He goes back to The Godfather and Bad New Bears. In the 80’s he was the face of Ninja in America. Not only was he an actor in his prime but also he did choreography as well. People in this generation don’t know him nearly enough. Not to the technical stuff.
Actually tossing chalk into the eyes IS a ninja 🥷 thing. Using Darts to poison a target (the one guy that got stuck pined to death) also is on brand. Using fire and causing panic is really also a Ninja thing too. The hand signs are linked to spiritual beliefs and are a way to psych you up, iconically ninja. But you know the one thing that is not ninja - asking to be beheaded. Ninja were every goal originated and knew a lot about poison so if they want to go they are not asking for a beheading they can easily and painlessly do the deed themselves.
Canon Films had everyone wanting to be a Ninja in the 80's. Also I died at the JG Wentworth commercial.
I was absolutely FLOORED there trombone effect wasn't you!!! That moaning sounded like someone at 3 am after downing 12 tacos from Taco Bell with Fire sauce. And the final montage with I want my money, and tropic thunder was gold
Lol right?!
Bad guy Hook being played by Zachi Noy, who starred in the אסקימו לימון, Eskimo Limon films.
That character Frank looks like a discount James Caan
Hated to break the 666 likes, but I couldn't leave without leaving a like as well. I've recently discovered your channel, and can't thank you enough for the much-needed laughs!
Lol that's a tough number to interact with. I getchyu
So glad you are liking the channel
I like the fact that you pronounced route by its proper enunciation and not "root" as some idiots do when they butcher the English language.
That scene you blacked out for the sound effects is CLEARLY the part where The Ninja...Was Entered!
hahah........yeaaa
What about Africa ??? 😄😄😄😄. Dude I've had 1 shitty day but that comment alone made it worthwhile' classic! Keep up these mad hilarious reviews X
Lol thank you so much :). I hope your day gets better
Ah my childhood. The nights dressed up as a ninja with my friends running the streets of southwest Philadelphia battling with our swords and smoke bombs(flour in sandwich bags we'd throw in each ithers faces for ninja get aways).
Lol what a great memory
We did almost the same, even climbing on neighbours roofs at night
I actually fell off one time and landed flat on my back, was lucky to avoid serious injury 😄
@@ArtVandelayOfficial I can't imagine kids doing this now. The police woukd be called and the kids would probably get shot.
2:47 Unless he's wearing a shinobi shozoku with a camo pattern.
3:31 Shinobi gaijin (ninja foreigner).
4:05 Gaijin gaiden (foreigner's side-story/quest).
7:08 Do you...like...Full Moon movies?
9:30 Remember that scene in Spaceballs?
10:14 Berets aren't worn in combat. They mark the wearer as a priority target. But at least they're wearing them correctly (insignia over left eye, draped material over right ear).
13:28 "Eye of Providence" or "Eye of Ra" gesture. If it was the left eye (his left), then it would be "Eye of Horus."
TBH getting another Ninja to fight your ninja is probably a pretty smart plan...
Truth
@@RedEyeReviews also his nunacku (hope I spelled it right) morning routine reminded me of David Carridaines Spiral Fitness thing
@@A_Toastonawhiteplate oh my God. I just googled that reference. That is hilarious. How did I not know about this?
I just found your channel and love these old Canon films. Ive been binge watching old 80s action movies and cant get enough lol. Hope you do Pray for Death and other Sho Kusugi movies.
So glad you like everything! I will make sure these are on my list :)
Franko Nero, not only he was a ninja, but once, ha was one of the most famus and important hungarian leader :D
Bit of trivia: you may know already but, Mike Stone is the bad super ninja in American Ninja 2
He also was the referee in American Ninja 3 as well!
I hope your show blows up I've been watching all your videos. Great stuff.
Thank you so much!
This movie had to be the inspiration for Steven Seagull's acting/dubbing/slop fighting style of "acting"
1:45 best part 🤣🤣🤣
Haha glad you liked it. I had alot of fun making this one
I remember watching this movie 20 or 30 times when it came out, this is the movie that launched the ninja craze of the 80's and it was just awesome as only a Canon film could be. It is also the only ninja film I can think of where you see the ninja carrying every weapon he uses instead of just a sword and pulling other weapons out of dimensional storage.
So, no comment about "The Judge's decision is final"? Come on, that was perfect.
In a way, this isn't just a Ninja film but the Ninja film.
Ninjas were not a big stereotyped part of culture until the 1980's. They seem to have even faded out in Japanese culture after the 1960s, and were probably always closer to spies there than guys in Ninja suits.
There were a couple of notable appearances earlier. The most important is You Only Live Twice in 1967, when James Bond fights with a bunch of ninjas in outfits which were probably the first step towards the modern ninja, gray pants and shirts and a hood with a Samurai Sword. Then in the less popular 1975 The Killer Elite you've got James Caan vs more gray ninjas, but with something more like loose gi with a hoodie.
So then nothing until this which sets all of your Ninja outfits standards and multi-color Ninja patterns and leads to Ninja films and Ninjas as craze and instant staple of pop culture. That's the story you would always hear and it's probably not entirely untrue, but...
There's one film first that you already did, The Octagon. You may remember that nobody seems to know who the Ninja are (apparently they never watched You Only Live Twice). It would be really weird now for anyone to say that. Additionally, you'll notice that often the ninjas in that film don't have real ninja outfits. It's only towards the end that everybody has more "traditional" outfits. And there's nothing crazy except the "super ninja" outfit.
The Octagon may have established the basic Ninja outfit and the set all the secret rules, but this film was the lower budget follow-up that created the cartoon elements Canon and others would keep using over the years.
The Octagon was a hit, but the company behind it went bankrupt in 1981. I can't say exactly how Enter the Ninja did because it wasn't reported, though it certainly did well. One way or another, Canon films was still around for years and Menahem Golan was around for much longer to promote their Ninjas. And Chuck Norris.
Is Enter the Ninja actually responsible for the craze or should it be The Octagon? It's almost like asking if Blade or X-Men should be credited for the Superhero movie boom because one convinced studios to start making superhero films and one made it really big.
(Just my understanding) Ninja 🥷 really disappeared when the period of Japanese Modernization began effectively ending about the time Samurai culture did (though that complicated ) . But as a part of the Japanese culture they did not disappear as much as be come unfashionable and were un-needed. My understanding is they never disappeared from literature and so did eventually emerge into the anime and live action films.
Just found this channel I’m liking the content
Thank you so much Andres! Welcome to the channel :)
The greatest weapon of the ninja… POCKET SAND
Haha
Ninjas only had mustaches in the first half of the 1980s. Usually during the same time when ninjas were frequently seen in broad daylight in American cities. Very unusual.
Canon Films was a formative part of my childhood.
And yes, I do have a mustache.
I was in bill shaws karate school growing up in the 90's, they talked ALOT of mike stone, we had a chance to meet him on his tours to dojo's...but was like 50 bucks to see him.....passed on that
I loved this movie since it first came out. However, I now find it funny that the bad guy goes to Japan to hire a Ninja, after seeing how Won Bin kicked @$$ with Filipino martial arts in Man from Nowhere.
I found this on VSH back in the 80s and fell in love with Ninjas, and Sho Kosugi. This movie was horrible acting but great Ninja stuff. So cheesy but good
That audio part was so good! Its like me in the toilet after a large kebab!
mate, this is so fucking nostalgic
SO glad you liked it! I'll be doing the other two as well :)
Growing up in the 80's and 90's I've seen every movie that's ever been covered on this channel. But you're take actually make's them seem good . They aren't but you make them fun . Holy crap did I like a lot of terrible movie's.
The main character betrays his friend by sleeping with his wife. At that point, I just wanted him and the wife to get killed by the bad guys. Unfortunately, the husband who was cheated on gets slaughtered instead. 1 out of 5 stars for some action.
That was pretty messed up and really unnecessary.
@@kdrkdr5123i think it fits the movie, when it comes to ninjas, they don't always have to be honorable. so the way i see it, there are no heroes in this film.
you have bad guys, and a bad guy taking out bad guys.
@@Jeymez That's the thing though. He was acting like he felt he "owed him" when it came to the buddy. Flashing back to the war and him saving him. Then helping battle the bad guys but then all of a sudden dude confides he has trouble "rising to the occasion" and he is all over his wife. Not even fully an honor thing just a douche ass friend who was saved by the guy.
@@kdrkdr5123 yeah definitely a douche move for sure
I have been a ninja since 1983, after my mom made me a ninja outfit out of a curtain, I do not have a mustache, but I should. The reason you should have on I think is to filter any ninja poison...I'm a NINJA!!!!
Django!
Franco Nero and Zachi Noy(Lemon Popsicle) in a Ninja Movie! My trash dreams come true!!!🤣
Did you know that Farts are a lot like Ninjas because…
They’re sneaky, they’re dangerous, and if you see one, something has gone terribly wrong.
Thinking about Ninja Schools or should it be training camps.
1 Do they have a graduation ceremony where they wear morta boards and maybe given golden Nunchuks
2 If one does a bunk at covert operations training would anyone notice if anyone did he could just say I'm that good at hiding
3 what is with the shadow animals thing they do with their hands
Or am I over thinking this I hope not
Hahaha that is amazing
The shadow puppets are I guess like "Power Symbols" so they can turn invisible and things. It's all......weird lol
@@RedEyeReviewsI really like to think there doing the kids game cats cradle. 🤣🤣
You literally have all my fav videos bro. Well done
Thank you!
Great ninja movie but nothing beats Revenge of the Ninja. Also .. no Pray for Death? I consider it the 4th.
Shout out to the greatest death scene in the history of cinema. Glorious!!!
Ninja stache! High octane stuff.
When the white ninja first jumps in to the training camp and has a little fight where does the Red Ninja come from did the White guy stand on him
Cole's friend looks so much like James Caan I'm surprised you didn't just refer to him as Not James Caan.
This movie has lots of riding in a Jeepneys and fighting in a Col. Sanders cosplay convention.
I'll let one secret go, Our mustaches hold up our masks.
That same waterfall is the same one that Arnold jump into in Predator.
Why is this not the most popular channel on youtube? Redeye, im lovin' this content...i know my comments are coming in a little late but im truly diggin' it brother...thank you.
Thank you so much! I've just been loving the community we are making and any growth is good growth to me. Glad you are enjoying the videos.
no its francos real eng voice. he dub himself in many italian movies, just like terence hill, bud spencer speaks real english in few of his movies, but mostly dub
Intro is so confusing. He apparently murders several ninjas and after that they reveal it was only a ninja "exam" and no one was actually hurt.
The White Ninja is the manager of the Continental in Rome from John Wick 2.
I'm late to the party but thanks red-eye for giving me back childhood memories
Absolutely! Glad you liked it
Using ultimate stealth, I entered the ninja
He was livid !
Let's not forget there is also American Ninja with Mikael Dudokoff!
So the kanji on the wall behind the master means "secret" or "spy". Lol kind of on the nose. I mean they're ninjas. Imagine the guys showing up all confused. "Wait why are we here? Oh right were ninjas". Lol
Hahaha that is hilarious
I was all about ninja movies when I was little.
Was the sequel to this film called Exit the Ninja
Ninja Mustache would be a cool band name.
Ooooo that Would be a great band name.
Yes!!!!
Part of his initiation was to murder a few members of the ninja team he was trying out for? Must only be so many available slots on the roster.
I loved Ninja movies then, I love Ninja movies now
5 blowpipe-shots to the same man? How you even have a semi-automatic blow-pipe?!?
Do a video on Gymkata
The white ninja was the german in force 10 from Navarro. Robert Shaw was so post to kill!
Enter the Ninja… More like the Ninja enters you.
9:51 one thing, i dont get in such movies... when they knock out the guards ,steal their clothes, and letting them lie there in their underwear... why bother, to put their shoes back on, after stealing the pants?
Dude you should realy check out Godfrey Ho ninja movies. Dude was basically a scam artist, were he got a bunch of unfineshed films from his time with the Shaw brothers filmed some standalone footage of Ninja scenes and then cobbled them all together into a single movie. There the story of one if his protagoinists, Richard Harrison, who claims that he appeared in like 10 of his movies while he only shot footage for one.
Absolutely. He's been on the list. I just need to get back to it.
I hope you eventually start doing Godfrey Ho movies, especially the ones with Pierre Kirby.
I'll put those on the list
Beginning of the movie just doesn't make sense. What was the point if it was all fake? And done with make up. And the master was not a dummy exactly one second before he decapitated him. The master would have to have been the one who replaced himself with the dummy right in front of Cole.
Franco Niro is famous for playing Hercules
Also, deep cut. He is also the original Django
It’s a weird title, ”Enter the Ninja”….. Not sure I want to do that. Surely there should be a comma.. ”Enter, the Ninja”. 😂
Is this the one with DJango?
I hope you do more of these films
I like how they took their outfits, but didnt remove the shoes. lol
Of course the thing with "Put your gun down" works. Ok, you and your friends won't surrender the guns, he'd shoot one of you, two tops, before the rest kills him. But... do you want to risk being that one who was shot?
A moustache is another place to hide a shuriken
This was a weird movie. I think the war that the main character and his friend fought in was the war in Rhodesia, which is a really weird thing to put in the movie; I guess the film-makers thought that it was hackneyed to make them Vietnam vets (a lot of films back in the '80's had the main characters be Vietnam vets) so they just made them Rhodesian war vets, but the problem was - I don't think a lot of American audiences were aware of what the war in Rhodesia was!
8:01 Like in star wars old man has the high gound lol
Somebody needs to make a parody movie about all these 80’s flicks .. … old man to the rescue with gun . Gets shot right away… ninja does flip off a tree . Twists his ankle … 😂
Richard Harrison is the only true ninja master.
They should have called it Ninjango for the Italian release.
No one expects the mustachioed guy to be a ninja, part of their deception arts
Your channel is amazing
Thank you so much
That man was hitting Naruto hand signs.
One who does all fighting is so bad that i want to watch this movie just for the sake of the BLACK NINJA! xD 12:50 some happy guy taking a shit in his own private bathroom, what a moment to share!
I WANT MY BLACK NINJA AND I WANT HIM NOW!
How bad do you have to be for Franco Nero to take your place?