| Display title | Ninja the Mission Force |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Back in the 80s, Hong Kong producer Joseph Lai and famous B-movie director Godfrey Ho teamed up to release cheap ninja films onto the market by taking existing Asian films and adding extra scenes featuring occidental ninjas doing ninja things, and dubbing the whole thing to tie the original movie in with the general plot of the new scenes. The result was the So Bad It's Good Godfrey Ho Ninja Movies. |
