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Ninjas vs. Vampires

USA 2011
produced by
Liz Burgess, Michael Mead, Brian Anderson (executive), Daniel Mascarello (executive), Cory Okouchi (executive), Justin Timpane (executive), Kelly Timpane (executive) for Endlight Entertainment
directed by Justin Timpane
starring Jay Saunders, Daniel Ross, Cory Okouchi, Devon Marie Burt, Carla Okouchi, Kurt Skarstedt, Melissa McConnell, Liz Christmas, Daniel Mascarello, P.J. Megaw, Paul Sieber, Will Stendebacki, Dan Guy, Suzanne Glover, Michael Mead, Justin Timpane, Liz Gurgess, Leo Rogstad
written by Justin Timpane, music by Tuomas Easton, fight choreography by Daniel Mascarello, P.J. Megaw

Ninjas vs.-series

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Mike Haberfelner

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When Alex (Devon Marie Burt) turns down best friend Aaron (Jay Saunders) after he confesses his undying love to her, he thinks things could not possibly turn any worse ... which they do, though - immediately, when he and Alex are attacked by vampires. Then, out of nowhere, four ninjas (Daniel Ross, Cory Okouchi, Carla Okouchi, Melissa McConnell) show up to save them from the vampires, then teleport away taking Alex with them.

Later, Aaron stops by at Alex's place, to find her there, very much alive, but without any recollection of vampires or ninjas (but she still very much remembers turning Aaron down), and every time Aaron mentions either, she seems to immediately forget that part of the conversation. Now this is weird enough for Aaron to do a bit of investigating, and before you know it, he has found the ninjas' house (only a few blocks away), yet mistakes them for vampires (and technically, one of them, Lily [Carla Okouchi], actually is a vampire, if on a non-human diet), and is ultimately made their captive. The ninjas try to brainwash him like they did with Alex, but when that doesn't work, they are a bit out of options - after all, their existence is to be kept a secret - and when Alex all of a sudden shows up on their doorstep, still blissfully unaware of vampires, ninjas or anything and with a damaged short term memory, the ninjas see but one option - to make Aaron one of them.

Meanwhile in anohter part of town: Vampire leader Seth (Kurt Skarstedt) has found out that the ninjas, or rather the actual witch of the gang, Ann (Melissa McConnell) have an amulet in their possession that could grant a vampire invincibility, even from sunlight, and to get that, he'll stop at nothing, he even releases his insane - and thus highly dangerous - brother Manson (Daniel Mascarello) to get the amulet ... in a daylight raid. And thus, while the male ninjas are out training Aaron, Manson and gang attack the ninjas house, kill Ann, seriously injure Lily, and take Alex hostage, and they of course also take the amulet, which in the wrong hands (like Seth's) could prove fatal to humankind.

The ninjas only have one chance to save both Alex and humankind, to push Seth through a portal, the key to which Ann has left them, into limbo, but there is of course on catch: One of them will have to perish in limbo as well ...

Need I mention here it all ends happily after a big showdown? Personally I think that's not too much of a spoiler ...

 

Like its predecessor Ninjas vs. Zombies, Ninjas vs. Vampires is a fun movie that effortlessly combines the sentiments of action and horror movies of the 1980's with fanboy comedies (think Clerks here) of the 1990's in a pretty unpretentious way. Basically, this film is a comicbook come to life: Not everything makes sense here, but not everything has to, there are many things left unexplained, but in a genre movie not everything needs explanation (big budget Hollywood of recent years seems to have forgotten this).

Now add to this a bunch of colourful characters brought to life by a competent cast, a script that most of the time finds just the right balance between comedy and drama, clever pacing that hardly leaves a dull moment, and pretty well-choreographed fights ... and you are left with a very entertaining flick.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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