Beverly Hills Ninja

The film follows Haru, an orphan washed ashore in Japan and mistaken for a legendary ninja. Despite his size and lack of traditional ninja grace, Haru is trained by a clan but often embarrasses them with his antics. When a woman seeks his help, he embarks on a mission filled with action and comedy, showcasing Farley's trademark physical humor.

Directed by Dennis Dugan, Beverly Hills Ninja capitalizes on Farley's comedic style, combining martial arts with slapstick. The cast includes Nicollette Sheridan, Robin Shou, and Chris Rock, adding to the film's mix of comedy and action. The screenplay highlights Farley's ability to portray an underdog with an unconventional approach to heroism.

Collectors will find Beverly Hills Ninja available across multiple physical formats including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and laserdisc. Each format represents a different era of home media, reflecting the film's sustained popularity. While no specific release is singled out for extras, the film's presence on various media underscores its appeal to fans of 1990s comedy and martial arts parody.

The film has a cult following among fans of Chris Farley, appreciated for its blend of absurd humor and action sequences. Its place in 1990s pop culture and Farley's filmography makes it a relevant piece for collectors interested in comedy or martial arts-themed movies from that decade.