Kung-fu face ripper made by those
three Japanese ninja masters: Avi Kleinberger, Gideon Amir and
Sam Firstenberg. And, of course, produced by those two avid
students of oriental martial arts, Menahem Golan and Yoram
Globus. These are the five guys who originated the ancient
Chinese battle cry "Next year in Hong Kong!" Michael Dudikoff
stars as an Army private who gets amnesia and can't remember how
he got to be the greatest kung-fu ninja master in the world. All
he knows is, every time his supply-truck convoy is attacked by 30
or 40 black ninja masters, he just goes berserk and turns into
the Mr. Goodwrench of martial arts and starts throwing deadly
tire tools. There's a mean French guy named Mr. Ortega who wears
pink ties and mumbles a lot about what a showoff Dudikoff is, but
nobody can understand him because the soundman evidently put the
mike in his navel. Mr. Ortega owns his own super-ninja master,
and he tells the super-ninja master to kill Dudikoff so they can
sell a laser missile to the Mafia. 121 dead bodies. Eight Kung Fu
scenes, four in pajamas. One gallon blood. Four motor vehicle
chases. Exploding car. Exploding motorcycle. Two exploding
trucks. Four exploding jeeps. Exploding ship. Exploding copter.
Exploding ninja. Trash can Fu. Watermelon Fu. With Guich Koock,
former owner of Luckenbach, Texas, as the evil Colonel, Judie
Aronson as the gratuitous bimbo ("What do you think I am, a
jungle baby?"), Tadashi Yamashita as the evil ninja. Directed by
Sam "Dynamite" Firstenberg. 
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