One of the craziest Cannon Films titles (and that's really saying something), this third entry in the enjoyable run of Shô Kosugi ninja films decides to throw in a heavy dose of horror complete with elements of Poltergeist, The Exorcist, and, uh, Flashdance tossed in. Lucinda Dickey's always fun to watch, and the action scenes are the kind of ludicrous, caffeinated nonsense designed to make an audience go nuts. Total junk food, but it's really, really tasty junk food.
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It sounds weird to call a gory, over-the-top misogynist Spanish slasher film "lovable," but that's exactly what this slice of giddy, blood-sprayed stupidity is. Juan Piquer Simón helmed this drive-in favorite, which rolled out unrated in the '80s and went on to stun an entire generation on VHS. Apart from the wildly quotable dialogue, it's an orgy of old school gore effects, brain-dead characters, and cool synth music pilfered from earlier Italian horror films, plus the great Paul L. Smith (Bluto from Popeye) as the world's greatest chainsaw-wielding red herring. I could watch this one again right now.