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While Rain may be a famous entertainer, Lord Ozunu should also be recognizable to fans of ninja action B-movies, or even Z-movies, because the villain is played by Sho Kosugi, the star of Cannon ...

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Early flashbacks reveal Raizo to have been taken in as an orphan by the Ozunu Clan, which he defies by running away in the wake of his sweetheart’s murder by cold-blooded Lord Ozunu (Sho Kosugi).

Ancient proverbs are bandied about in Ninja Assassin like they were going out of fashion, so it’s lucky that Sho Kosugi is on hand to show everyone how it’s done, bringing a necessary gravitas ...

Anyways, the ninja-filled Christie begins a mission to kill everyone who killed the ninja—which turns out to be a surprising number of people—until Sho Kosugi, playing a completely different ...

Ozuno (Sho Kosugi) trains his clan to kill without mercy and ignore their blood and their own agony. Raizo (Korean actor Rain) remembers this brutal training in flashbacks.

Beneath his perfectly toned physique hides a haunted heart, since Raizo was brought up by the cruel Lord Ozunu (an entertainingly outlandish performance by martial arts legend Sho Kosugi) in a ...

Not so; Ninja III was merely the third unrelated ninja movie Cannon made, all featuring martial arts master turned movie icon, Sho Kosugi.

Where Enter the Ninja truly succeeds is in making ninjas look unbelievably f*cking awesome. The movie wastes zero time nailing that point home: the opening credit sequence features Sho Kosugi—in full ...