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| Lucinda Dickey | ... |
Christie
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Jordan Bennett | ... |
Billy Secord
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David Chung | ... |
Black Ninja
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Dale Ishimoto | ... |
Okuda
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Miyashima
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Bob Craig | ... |
Netherland
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Pamela Ness | ... |
Alana
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Roy Padilla | ... |
Winslow
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Moe Mosley | ... |
Pickwick
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John LaMotta | ... |
Case
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Ron Foster | ... |
Jiminez
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Steven Lambert | ... |
Pilot
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Jefferson
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Carver Barnes | ... |
Nicholson
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The body of a sexy aerobics instructor is invaded by the evil spirit of a dying ninja. At first, changes in her behavior is limited to having strange interactions with an arcade game, doing sexy things with V8 juice, and being attracted to an unusually hairy police officer. But soon enough, she's systematically killing, ninja-style, the officers responsible for the ninja's death, and can only be stopped by another ninja! Written by Brian J. Wright <bjwright@acs.ucalgary.ca>
This is a pretty silly film, including what may well be the least erotic come-on ever to make it to the big screen (the heroine pours V-8 all over herself and invites the hero to lick it off -- yuck!). And yet it also features the resplendent Lucinda Dickey in what is far and away her most erotic performance. In those long ago days, women -- even action heroines -- with real muscles were a rarity, and I can still remember the way my jaw dropped when Dickey took off her shirt, revealing the most powerfully built female back and biceps I'd ever seen. Dickey's beauty and vitality carry the film: she could have been a female Schwarzenegger if anybody had had the vision to promote her.