Ninja Kids

About This Movie

Ninja Kids (1984) is a curious blend of whimsy and martial arts, following three boys raised by the I-Ho Ninja Society. They think they’re Japanese orphans, but the reveal of their true Chinese heritage adds tension and complexity. The narrative moves briskly, weaving in elements of betrayal and survival. What’s fascinating here is the practical effects, which, while not always convincing, lend a certain charm to the action sequences. The pacing can feel uneven at times, but it captures the essence of 80s adventure films. Performances are spirited, especially the young actors who bring a mix of innocence and resilience. It’s distinctive for its cultural twist and the way it engages with themes of identity and belonging amidst the chaos of ninja training.

Action-packed with a unique twist on ninja lore. · Has a nostalgic 80s vibe with practical effects. · Offers a lens on cultural identity and belonging.