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Godfrey Ho (pictured above), often regarded as a prolific and enigmatic figure in the world of low-budget cinema, is best known for his extensive catalogue of ninja-themed films, which often utilized unconventional methods such as splicing together unrelated footage. Here’s a list of the top 10 films from this cult director, known for their entertainment value, eccentric style, and cult status:

Ninja Terminator (1985)

Arguably Ho’s most famous film, Ninja Terminator features Richard Harrison and a bizarre plot involving magical golden ninja statues. The film is infamous for its patchwork editing and incoherent storyline, making it a cult classic. Ninja the Protector (1986)

This film combines elements of crime thrillers and ninja action. It’s known for its convoluted plot and Richard Harrison’s prominent role as a ninja master. Ninja Thunderbolt (1984)

Featuring a blend of police procedural and ninja action, this movie is remembered for its unusual narrative structure and outlandish fight scenes.

Vinegar Syndrome’s annual “Halfway to Black Friday” sale is now live through Memorial Day Weekend, and as always, it’s a Huge celebration for fans of the label.

The “Halfway to Black Friday” sale is live through Monday at 11:59pm Est, and for starters, you can take advantage by saving 50% off nearly Everything in Vinegar’s shop.

The cornerstones of the celebration include Paul Verhoeven’s Showgirls on 4K Uhd, exclusively restored by Vs and featuring a consummate selection of extras.

Ulli Lommel’s notorious horror classic, The Boogeyman makes its worldwide Uhd debut, freshly scanned and restored by Vs from its 35mm original negative and featuring a fresh slate of interviews along with a heaping helping of archival goodies.

Three weird and nasty Spanish rarities have been freshly scanned and restored by Vs and collected in Villages of the Damned: Three Horrors from Spain.

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