Now I'm usually more than happy to sit and watch (and laugh at) the ninja extravaganzas (cough) of Joseph Lai and Godfrey Ho.
What these films completely lack in even the most basic of cinematic merits they more than make up for in unintentional hilarity (usually at just how dementedly bad they actually are!)
This entry in the ninja cut and paste genre is one of the unfortunate exceptions to the above principle however, regrettably completely lacking the 'so bad it's good' factor and instead turning out as just plain BAD with no redeeming charms whatsoever.
Even Stuart Smith, whose overacting is normally legendary, gives a relatively subtle performance!!!
The final verdict? - Move along, there's nothing of any interest to see here.
What these films completely lack in even the most basic of cinematic merits they more than make up for in unintentional hilarity (usually at just how dementedly bad they actually are!)
This entry in the ninja cut and paste genre is one of the unfortunate exceptions to the above principle however, regrettably completely lacking the 'so bad it's good' factor and instead turning out as just plain BAD with no redeeming charms whatsoever.
Even Stuart Smith, whose overacting is normally legendary, gives a relatively subtle performance!!!
The final verdict? - Move along, there's nothing of any interest to see here.