The Challenge of the Lady Ninja

After years of training, a Lady Ninja learns that her father was killed by the Evil Japanese, so she does the only thing a person can do: Form a team of badass lady ninjas to take revenge. From the team that brought us KUNG FU WONDER CHILD is a deliriously sleazy take…

Justin Decloux

I first discovered this wacky, sexy Ninja gem around four years ago. Read my review here. I’m very happy that Error 4444 now put out a pretty nice looking Blu-ray of the film. Picture quality is okay, but won’t blow you away, and the extras are nice but could have been a…

Gregor Kreyca

Another Lee Tso-Nam joint, as bewildering as it is enjoyable, where all the references given to us as viewers are discarded (and recovered) for the sake of having a good time. This is common in this genre, or type of picture, or whatever you want to call it, but The…

COBB

A dubious, low-budget ninja flick with laughable but fun action sequences and plenty of sleaze. It starts off with an overdramatic encounter (and did I hear a bit of Star Wars theme?) which would either get you hooked till the end or make you turn it off. The titular…

Gibbous Potato

A pulpy/kinky WWII-set ("inspired" might be more accurate) pseudo-softcore Charlie's Angels basher with super ninja powers and flamboyantly costumed supercriminals directed Tso Nam Lee? It's something I've wanted my whole life without realizing it.

Joe

After some less than fulfilling movies, finally something I loved. Exactly what I wanted from a movie with a title like this. Almost nonstop action and sleaze (usually at the same time) with barely any fat, crazy villains, things I’m pretty certain actual female ninjas do…

Joseph Howell

Ninja November is back on! 'The Challenge of the Lady Ninja' aka 'Never Kiss a Ninja' is ninja madness from Taiwan which means it's insane in completely different ways than the Godfrey Ho style ninja stuff. This is about assembling a squad of badass girls who train to…

Dennis Vehlen

I've been meaning to dig into Lee Tso-nam's movies for ages, and after Kung Fu Wonder Child I felt he earned a little double bill from me. This one rules too! Lots of ninja action, bit of a sexploitation thing going on, and Yang Hui-shan just rocking a LOT of looks. Stone…

Carlo Vanstiphout

The film can’t quite decide whether to go in full towards its exploitative tendencies and the film suffers from that indecision.  It would have been better served, embracing the “black” movie characteristics instead of just threading the line. The training of the…

Lorenzo