Five Element Ninjas

[Andrew]

A kung fu student must defeat gold, wood, water, fire, and earth ninjas in a movie that is wonderfully inventive, surprisingly bloody, and almost unbelievably fun.

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[Bull]

GOLD NINJA!

[Josh]

Love this flick, one of my favorite Shaw Bros. flicks. Although Crippled Avengers and The Kid With the Golden Arm I hold in pretty high regard as well!

[SPazzo]

This looks pretty sweet!    I'll probably see if I can pick up a DVD.

[Venomx]

You did the review! Awesome work Andrew!

Yes... I highly recommend this kungfu flick.

[Steve76]

I have seen this movie about a zillion times and it never gets old. This is probably my favorite Shaw movie ever, next to the Five Venoms. Excellent review! 

[InformationGeek]

Fasincating and it sounds like a hoot.  I have been meanign to check out some martial arts films and this sounds like an interesting choice to see.

[Trevor]

When I get old I am moving to China and hitting blindfolded teenagers with a stick all day. It beats living in an old folks' home.

 

As Shao Tian Hao and his brothers get ninja smart, Mr. Kang is double-crossed by the master ninja and becomes the late Mr. Kang.

 

I sincerely wish that Andrew could have his wonderful sense of humor bottled and sold: I would never ever have to be on anti-depressants again. 

[Al Frank]

Saw this on tv in Chicago when I was a kid in the early 80's. I searched for it for years and finally found it in 2007. Brilliant flick!

[Andrew]

You did the review! Awesome work Andrew!

Yes... I highly recommend this kungfu flick.

I have seen this movie about a zillion times and it never gets old. This is probably my favorite Shaw movie ever, next to the Five Venoms. Excellent review! 

Thanks, and this film is a LOT of fun.  The almost insane gore is funny too, like the Wood Ninja getting pulled apart (into 5 or 6 pieces) by Shao Tian Hao and his brothers with the chains.  Chain around each limbs, but when he comes apart the limbs all go flying and the torso drops straight to the ground - I cannot remember if the head rolls free either.

The new Tokyo Shock DVD that just came out is incredible quality.

[The Rev. D.D.]

I saw this movie 15 years ago on USA, during a "Kung Fu June" thing they were doing.  I could not remember the name, although I remembered most of the plot, and ever since I have vainly tried to figure out what movie it is.  My descriptions always drew blanks stares and "I have no idea"s.  I was very sad, because the movie was bats**t crazy and pretty much awesome, and I loved it.

Now, thanks to you, I can track it down and FINALLY see it again.

You have done me a great service; should I ever make it to B-Fest (hopefully next year, he said once again whilst crossing his fingers), I will have to remember to thank you for it.