In Japanese-occupied China, a group of ruthless ninjas schemes to take control of a Shaolin temple - and all of its riches - by any means necessary. The peaceful Shaolin monks are reluctant...
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Title: Shaolin vs. Ninja (1983)
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| Alexander Rei Lo | |||
| William Yen | |||
| Alan Chung San Chui | |||
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| Chi-Ping Chang | |||
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Shun Chien | ||
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Hsing-Nan Ho | ||
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Fei-Lung Li | ||
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Tso-Yung Li | ||
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Ching-Shun Mao | ||
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Dun Mao | ||
| Shu-Pei Sun | |||
| Robert Tai | |||
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Hua-Chung Ting | ||
| Chi-Sheng Wang | |||
| Hsieh Wang | |||
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In Japanese-occupied China, a group of ruthless ninjas schemes to take control of a Shaolin temple - and all of its riches - by any means necessary. The peaceful Shaolin monks are reluctant to engage the ninjas in combat but are eventually forced to defend themselves. Written by Yazhe
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The title tells all you need to know about this film. It's a mix of Chinese Kung Fu movies and Japanese samurai-ninja movies. Though it has a very messed up plot and some of the most pointless dialogs of Kung Fu cinema, but there is a lot of great fighting scenes. Personally, I think that more than a half of this movie were fighting scenes. There were lot's of impressive acrobatic stunts, some chopped of limbs and blood fountains typical for a samurai movies and some fighting scenes using different weapons. It's a martial arts madness. If you are looking for some good classic martial arts movie, this is one of the best choices, it's unbelievable.