Stuart Smith

A Hong Kong Special Branch cop and a CIA agent reluctantly team up to bring down a major international terrorist.

Master martial artist Masahiro Kai is a shadow of the champion fighter and trainer he once was. After his protégé was slain in a no-holds-barred, underground fight by the incomparable Chang Lee, Kai slips into a numbing alcohol-induced stupor to try to forget the past.

Police are hot on the heels of ninjas involved in international espionage and that's got ninja gang leader Willie worried. When the police try to trick him, Willie reaches his boiling point.

An army of evil purple ninjas do battle with sadistic yellow ninja to stop an assassination plot.

Mr Warren and the Red Sun Ninja Empire are in pursuit of a secret blueprint to increase their power. They dispatch top criminals Brad and Candy on their behalf but haven't reckoned on Ritchie - who has a Titanium/Uranium hand and is bent on revenge - and Blue Ninja Paul, who will stop at nothing to defeat the evil Red Sun.

The masters of mayhem—the ninja—are terrorizing the city, and it's up to Cobra to stop them dead in their tracks. It's guns vs. blades, wits vs. guts, and man vs. myth in this action epic! No man is safe from the ninja—unless you're Cobra! Brace yourself for a non-stop killing machine of a movie.

When police officer Alvin loses both his star witness and his wife to drug kingpin (and ninja assassin) Rudolph, he vows to get revenge. Travelling to Hong Kong, hot on Rudolph's trail, he teams up with local investigators Gordon, Vivian and Jackie. Meanwhile, a young street punk named Edmund is hunting for the man who killed his father. Could they all possibly be searching for the same person?

A ninja fighter and his American girlfriend journey to Hong Kong in search of the man who murdered her father and stole a cache of diamonds.

A Ninja Organisation and the C.I.A are fighting each other for the plans for a missile.

Just like those Thomas Tang "so-called" Ninja films that came out on Imperial Video. This one has a tacked in plot of Richard Harrison trying to fight off European Ninjas in footage that doesn't even match the film! The whole film is basically a RED SUN rip-off (but this time the Japanese steal a statue) that has a DJANGO like character carrying a cross that contains a gattling gun.