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Ninja Academy is a 1989 Nico Mastorakis' comedy film starring Will Egan, Gerald Okamura, Kelly Randall, Michael David, Robert Factor, and Jeff Robinson. It is a low-budget B-movie similar to the Police Academy series of movies.
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| Directed by | Nico Mastorakis |
| Written by | Jonathan D. Gift |
| Produced by | Isabelle Mastorakis |
| Starring | Will Egan Gerald Okamura Kelly Randall |
| Music by | Jerry Grant |
| Distributed by | Omega Entertainment |
Release dates |
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Running time | 120 min. |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot synopsis
editNinja Academy is the tale of the struggle between two ninja dojos for adults, Chiba's (played by Okamura) located out in the woods in Topanga Canyon and Chiba's former classmate Addleman's (Seth Foster) Beverly Hills Ninja Academy in Beverly Hills, California.
Attending this session at Chiba's dojo are stereotypical characterizations of a mime (Robinson), a James Bond-like secret agent (David), a Gung-ho military enthusiast (Factor), a klutz (Jack Freiberger), an immature rich college student named Josh (Egan), and two bimbos (Kathleen Stevens and Lisa Montgomery) who had selected the school because it had been rated number one by a martial arts magazine. Addleman and his students seek revenge on Chiba for stealing their number one ranking and the new students must defend the school while Josh romantically pursues his teacher, Chiba's daughter Gail (Randall).
As with many Mastorakis films, there is one scene that includes brief full frontal nudity.
Cast
edit- Will Egan as Josh
- Gerald Okamura as Chiba
- Kelly Randall as Gayle
- Michael David as Philip
- Jeff Robinson as The Mime
- Kathleen Stevens as Suzy
- Lisa Montgomery as Lynn
- Robert Factor as George
- Seth Foster as Adleman
- Jack Freiberger as Claude
- Art Camacho as Gonzales
- Al Lampkin as Mr. Keegan
- Michael Morano as Taxi Driver (as Michael Moreno)
- Deena Driskill as Phillip's Girl
- Orly Benyar as Phillip's Girl
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