Diamond Ninja Force

Synopsis

Diamond Ninja Force, a 1988 action film featuring Richard Harrison, follows a team of elite ninjas tasked with dismantling a menacing criminal organization involved in international smuggling and espionage. Set against a backdrop of intense martial arts battles and covert operations, the movie showcases the ninjas’ deadly skills, strategic missions, and fierce loyalty to justice. As the danger escalates, the squad must bravely confront heavily armed adversaries to prevent a looming catastrophe. Packed with classic 80s action elements and martial arts choreography, Diamond Ninja Force delivers a straightforward, action-packed story emphasizing teamwork and valor.

Cast

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  Richard Harrison

  Gordon

• Melvin Pitcher

  Kogan's Henchman

• Andy Chworowsky

  Kogan's Henchman

• Pierre Tremblay

  Kogan's Henchman

• Clifford Allen

  Kogan's Henchman

• Maria Francesca

  Lori

Reviews

Diamond Ninja Force has generally received poor to mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 3.5/10, reflecting widespread criticism regarding its low-budget production values, predictable storyline, and lackluster acting performances. Viewers often point out that while the martial arts sequences provide some entertainment, they are frequently hampered by poor choreography and editing. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official rating for the film, which indicates limited mainstream critical coverage. However, niche reviewers who appreciate cult martial arts cinema sometimes acknowledge the movie for its nostalgic value and Richard Harrison’s stoic presence. A review from an action film blog described it as "a forgettable yet occasionally enjoyable B-movie that’s more about earnest effort than cinematic excellence." Despite these shortcomings, fans of vintage ninja films might find a certain charm in its straightforward, no-frills approach to action and suspense.