Project Ninja Daredevils (1986)
"Ninja the Protector" (original title)

Two brothers, Warren and David, try to defeat the evil forger who is making their lives a misery.

Director:

Godfrey Ho

Writers:

AAV Creative Unit (story), Godfrey Ho (screenplay)

Stars:

Richard Harrison, David Bowles, Warren Chan

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Richard Harrison	...	Ninja Master Gordon Anderson
David Bowles	...	Lead Villain Bruce
Warren Chan
Morna Lee
Andy Chworowsky	...	(as Andy Chorowsky)
Clifford Allen
Vera Chang
Mike Tien
Joyce Chow
Yvette Chang
Phillip Ko	...	(as Philip Ko)
Maria Webber
Jackie Chan
Peter Leung
Danny Wang

Storyline

Two brothers, Warren and David, try to defeat the evil forger who is making their lives a misery.

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Plot Keywords:

sword fight | challenge | sex scene | crime lord | martial arts | 

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Taglines:

Only a Ninja can defeat a Ninja.

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Genres:

Action | Crime

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Details

Country:

Canada Hong Kong USA

Also Known As:

Project Ninja Daredevils

Company Credits

Production Co:

IFD Films and Arts

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min 67 min (edited)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

In the fight scene on the beach, David's girlfriend gets pushed in the water. But less than a minute later you see her again on the beach, completely dry.

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Connections

Referenced in The Cinema Snob: Ninja Terminator (2012)

User Reviews

A soft porn ninja outing?

Richard Harrison once again finds himself in heavy mascara and camouflage ninja togs whilst being edited into a completely non ninja movie here!

Yes, Godfrey Ho strikes again and this time he has spliced some rather enjoyable ninja footage into what amounts to a somewhat odd soft porn movie!

Fair enough, the movie is certainly better than many of the other atrocities that Ho has chosen as his base for these films but it must nonetheless also rank as one of the most bizarre choices of film into which to edit in a tenuous ninja plot.

Still, it's the ninja action we want to see in this, so does our man Ho deliver the goods? Well sadly, (but as per usual in these movies) there's just not enough ninja activity on offer here which proves a genuine shame as what is present is great fun, for instance the ninja motorcycle duel! Also present and correct (but not necessarily welcome) is the abrupt ending (although there is admittedly a strange and unique charm in Ho's sudden cessation of these movies - it appears to be a trademark of his!)

Is it worth watching? For Z-grade ninja movie fans (of which I am one)of course! Everyone else would be well advised to steer clear....A Godfrey Ho film to the uninitiated may prove just too much for one's cerebral health!