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The explicit amount of gore used in the fight sequence repulsed me. I can't believe these filmmakers actually released this piece of garbage. Maybe they should take some classes on filmmaking and learn a thing or two from someone with talent?

The acting wasn't nearly as bad as the plot and direction. It was at least tolerable.

The only reason to watch this film is to learn how to make a bad movie. If you watch it, make sure you learn.

Sad.

Though this film is in limited release, it shows early signs of great cinematic technique. Obviously the director spent many hours studying the likes of Hitchcock and Kurosawa. Unknown acting talent only makes this piece more pure. I am begging the elusive director for more, more, MORE!!!

This film is a genius creation! I left the theater ten times smarter than when I entered. Marvelous.

The star of the film, Sean D. Spinks (the Hard Rock Ninja) was superb. His life-like depiction of a mercelious ninja was the best I've seen to date. Not to be outdone, John Helcl (the Johnster). His action scenes are always a smashing mixture of martial arts prowess and sheer dramatic acting skill.

This is a great film.