Zombie vs. Ninja

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Movie
German title Zombie vs. Ninja
Original title Zombie vs. Ninja
Country of production Hong Kong
original language English
Publishing year 1989
length 94 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
Rod
Director Godfrey Ho
script George Chu
production Betty Chan
Joseph Lai
music Stephen Tsang
camera Paul Wong
cut Homer Kwong
occupation

Zombie vs. Ninja (aka: Zombie Rival: The Super Ninja Master ) a low budget is ninja film of Hong Kong - director Godfrey Ho from the year 1989 .

action

Cheng is murdered by a group of thieves and their leader Titus. They leave Cheng's son, Ethan, wounded and left to die. But shortly afterwards a gravedigger finds him and takes care of him. Mason, Titus' father and head of the gang, had Cheng murdered in order to use his gold to buy an influential position in government. This should be taken by Titus, but controlled by himself.

Healthy again, Ethan discovers that the gravedigger is a kung fu master and trains with his help to avenge his father's death. The master, Master T., can also raise dead warriors, control them, and make them fight. He uses this ability as training for Ethan as well as a defense against enemies.

In his search for Mason, Ethan occasionally meets the ninja Duncon, who was also a student of Master T. Duncon helps Ethan hold off Mason's henchman and show him the way to his home. A little inexperienced before, Ethan improves his ninja skills and defeats Mason's henchmen one after the other before killing him in a final big duel.

criticism

The film has an IMDB rating of 1.9 from 397 reviews.

Trivia

  • The film was shot by Godfrey Ho using a cut-and-paste method. H. Most of the film consists of recordings from another already existing and unpublished film, and has been changed in the sense of a new synchronization and expanded by newly filmed scenes.
  • Film A, from which the original recordings are taken, is Gravedigger from 1983.
  • One of Pierre Kirby's nine films and the last with Full Metal Ninja before he died in 1990 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. About Pierre Kirby at pierrekirby.toonfur.com, accessed August 13, 2012