Ninja Zombie

Name: Ninja Zombie
Genre: Action
Duration: 1 h 27 min
Rating: 4.7
Cast: John Beaton Hill, Michael Correll, Kelly Anchors

1992
1h 27m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,7/10

145

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Liretrailer0 min 55 s

1 vidéo

3 photos

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueArchaeologist Orlan seeks martial artist Jack's help against cult threatening him after dig. Jack dies, revived as Ninja Zombie by voodoo witch. They fight cult leader who kidnaps Jack's fia... Tout lireArchaeologist Orlan seeks martial artist Jack's help against cult threatening him after dig. Jack dies, revived as Ninja Zombie by voodoo witch. They fight cult leader who kidnaps Jack's fiancée for magical artifact.Archaeologist Orlan seeks martial artist Jack's help against cult threatening him after dig. Jack dies, revived as Ninja Zombie by voodoo witch. They fight cult leader who kidnaps Jack's fiancée for magical artifact.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,7/10

145

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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Ninja Zombie

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Anecdotes
The film was shot on Super 8mm in 1992, but couldn't find a distributor, so it was shelved as producer Don Rasmussen and director Mark Bessenger went on to other projects. But in 2015, they were approached by Bleeding Skull Video about the movie and a distribution deal was struck, allowing the film to be released to the public for the first time in over 25 years.

Citations
Jack Chase: I don't care if I have to marry you in polka dots leopard skin.

Bandes originales
Blow Me Away
Written & Performed by J. Phillips
Performed by The Beat Monkeys
Copyright 1993 Ginny/Jam Productions

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5/10

25 Years Later I can finally own it!

Back in The mid 90's I worked at a grocery store as a bagger. Have have been a cineast for my entire life and at that time, as a teen I dreamt of nothing more than making a horrible no-budget movie. It just so happened the produce manager (Chad? Chet? Chip?) had a friend who made a no-budget movie himself: Zombie Ninja. The manager lent my friends and I a VHS copy, from what I remember it was yet to be released, but did have a distributor as he asked the director to add some boobs. So after work one night we all retired to my parents living room to watch Nonja Zombie. I remember nothing about it but there was a zombie (maybe dead ex-cop) and there were boobs (because the distributor wanted them) other than that I only remembered name. Glad to see the produce manager's friend finally got this to be see. By a wider audience. Does it deserve it? Maybe. I figure anyone who took the time to make a movie no matter how bad should have it be seen.