Ninja III: The Domination

Name: Ninja III: The Domination
Genre: Action, Thriller, Fantasy
Released: September 14, 1984
Duration: 92 min
Rating: 25
Cast: Bob Craig, Dale Ishimoto, David Chung, James Hong, Jordan Bennett

1984

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The Cannon Group | Release Date: September 14, 1984 | R

Starring: Bob Craig, Dale Ishimoto, David Chung, James Hong, Jordan Bennett, Lucinda Dickey, Moe Mosley, Pamela Ness, Roy Padilla, Shô Kosugi

Summary: An evil ninja attempts to avenge his death from beyond the grave, by possessing an innocent woman's body.

Director: Sam Firstenberg

Genre(s): Action, Thriller, Fantasy

Rating: R

Runtime: 92 min

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Adam Lowes

This third entry is undoubtedly the crowning glory in a series of films that could hardly be described as classics of the genre, yet are never anything less than gloriously entertaining. Read full review

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The new outing into the never-never land of the world's trickiest controlled violence is done with quite a twist. Read full review

Paul Attanasio

Ninja III quickly falls off track. Read full review

David Sterritt

Sam Firstenberg directed the mindless mayhem. [15 Nov 1984, p.47]

TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

Enjoyable in a foolish way as Dickey performs amazing acrobatic feats while slicing up dozens of people with her sword. This film constitutes more slick exploitation from schlockmeisters Golan and Globus. Read full review

Staff (Not Credited)

This sequel to Enter the Ninja and Revenge of the Ninja rapidly auto-sequels itself, as plot and duels repeat every few minutes. It being a Golan/Globus product, smoke and strobes are as special as the effects get, and helicopters crash inexpensively, behind hills. Read full review

Laurie Horn

No matter how well-choreographed, Kosugi's karate scenes are impossible to look at as abstract movement divorced from their casually murderous purpose. What is more, they are distorted by special effects and physical feats made possible only by trick photography. [21 Sep 1984, p.D14]

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