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If theres a Mount Rushmore of so-bad-its-fun cinema, Godfrey Ho is etched into the granite with a katana. And his 1984 film Ninja Thunderbolt is one of his most gloriously incoherent offerings. Slashed together from various incomplete projects and a few scenes of stock footage, entire sequences are unwatchable, filmed in pitch blackness with ninjas flailing about in the dark. There is even a jarring detour into a ski resort chase, complete with abrupt costume changes and what may or may not be stock footage of a dance party.
But I would be lying if I said I didn't have a good time watching at least a few parts of this movie. Its a rickety roller coaster ride of action and unexpected comedy, including dope car chases with the worlds tinie...