Sho Kosugi vs Silver Ninja (Recut)

From the classic "Revenge of the Ninja"

Martial arts - Karate - MMA - Kung Fu - Fight - Combat - Action - Movie - Duel - Street - Scene - Film - TaeKwonDo - Hong Kong - Van Damme - Chuck Norris

[kuji-in-deed]

I think what made this ninja movie so epic is the number of never before seen weapons that were introduced throughout the film. It was like the ultimate introduction to ninjutsu. Other ninja movies mainly focused on swordplay and show one or two unusual types of weapons. Mostly shuriken, blinding powders, sai, or kusarigama. But this had so much firsts appearances.
1. The the marbles with the tetsubishi.
2. Koppojustu (bone breaking techniques )
3. The sword with the hidden knife in the handle.
4. The blowgun with poison darts
5. Rope ladders
6. The spikes that he spits from his mouth.
7. The mini flamethrower
8. Even the hidden compartment th silver masked ninja used to hold his lock picks

It’s always been rare to see so many ninjutsu techniques in one film and that’s why this is one of the best ninja movies ever.

[liliencalvel]

Love this movie. Love Sho Kosugi. He was trained by a wandering ninja who one day just never returned. That right there is a true ninja tale in real life

[silverfox]

Couldn’t get enough of these movies back in the day! 👍

[jadan]

this is one of my favorite ninja movies of all times. when i was a kid, i watched it religiously!

[davidsantoselmellodelamarg]

DAMN! WHAT A BADASS MOVIE THIS WAS BACK IN 1983. I REALIZED THAT BEFOR SHO KOSUGI BECAME A NINJA, HE WAS TRAINED BY ONE OF THE BEST MARTIAL ART EXPERTS IN HIS NATIVE COUNTRY. I ONCE HAD VHS SEEING THIS CLASSIC FILM, IT NEVER GETS OLD.

[cyberdream]

Watching this scene takes me back to my childhood, when VCRs were an expensive rarity, and each new film brought an incredible experience

[NightPhoenixPress]

Fell in love with ninja films because of this guy. 😂😂😂

[eloratings]

Man, I love ninja movies back in the days when I was a kid. It was raving in mid 1980s. 🥷

[johna]

I loved this movie as a kid growing up in the 80s. Sho Kosugi's ninja martial arts was so amazing, really helping to make the "Ninja" ultra cool in the US.

[jovanstar]

Still a badass fight choreography to this day 40 years later!

[brucelaborin]

All I wanted when the talk of the live action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie was going to happen, was to see Sho Kosugu as the Shredder. The reason besides the fact that his success as a ninja star in these films made the genre popular, was the fact that everytime I re-read the first run of books, I heard Kosugi's voice in my head everytime the Shredder spoke. It should have been him, and I felt completely justified in this sentiment when I went to see Ninja Assassin in theaters. He ESSENTIALLY WAS the Shredder in that movie.

[glopesci]

This was the epitome of ninja flicks back in the day. The scene where the grandma gets busy with the Silver ninja was awesome too. Sho's movie "Pray for Death" was also pretty freakin awesome!

[andypitkin]

Yo, this was my childhood. Thanks for posting.

[Vocaljazzcorey]

That face, that's where the got the original Shinobi for Sega!

[KLRGTKR]

As a kid, this movie and all Kosugi movies were amazing. I thought of him as this mythological Ninjutsu practitioner. Reality hit as adult as I grew up as Kosugi fans. He never practiced Ninjutsu nor was he trained in it. He was a Shotokan Karate blackbelt from Japan who was hired to mimic as a Ninja. His stunt double Steven Lambert has written an amazing book who doubled for Kosugi in dangerous stunts as well as all of the gymnastics and acrobatics that Kosugi did not know how to perform

[RaiderLeo]

Love Sho Kosugi is the real deal! Loved all his movies growing up! Still do!

[ramslucas]

Fun fact: Sho is actually a real Ninja studied Ninjutsu and is ranked ninja in Japan…

[bill]

Sho Kosugi the only, the best, the first ninja action actor on screen.The ninja of our childhood

[christophercameron]

My favorite Ninja movie! As a kid I was fascinated! By Ninjas in the 80's.

[Dragonflyjones]

Sho Kosugi was the truth. Ninja movie's became a lot popular when he hit the scene.