SHAW BROTHERS MOVIE

Five Elements Ninjas (1982)

Five Elements Ninjas (1982) (MM SUB), also known as The Five Element Ninjas, is a Hong Kong martial arts film directed by Chang Cheh, known for its high-octane action and inventive fight choreography. The plot revolves around a group of ninjas trained in five different elemental fighting styles (wood, fire, earth, metal, and water) who seek revenge on a group of martial artists, leading to an intense battle of skill and strategy. The film is a classic example of 80s Shaw Brothers kung fu cinema, with over-the-top martial arts battles, unique weapons, and extravagant stunt work. Its fast-paced action and inventive use of elemental powers make it a memorable film for fans of the genre. While the story is straightforward, Five Elements Ninjas stands out for its exciting combat sequences and vibrant visuals, cementing its place as one of the more entertaining and action-packed films from the Shaw Brothers era.