Far from Perfect, Far from Terrible

Excellent adaptation.

A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Man, this film was fun! Now I don't know what's with troll haters on this review board but they are absolute idiots! Saying things like bad fights, waste of time, awful, no entertainment, not zombies and not ninjas. I mean seriously did they even watch the movie or just random miserable people who spew hate everywhere. Or pirates (criminals feeding criminals) that shouldn't have a right to comment on a film they stole and or not pay to watch! First off they aren't ninjas as explained by the lead Dillon who clearly says "this is why these freaks move like ninjas. That's why they can dodge our bullets" discovered after talking with Mali about how they are genetically enhanced. So clearly a play on the name Ninjas! OK two… Eddie says "what... zombies!" Mali says, " I guess so." They obviously don't know what these freaks are and so clearly a name given to them by the characters as the closest thing they are too.The story was good overall but felt like a movie with lots chopped out. Now the acting was stiff but still a good effort from inexperienced actors. The fight scenes were fantastic as they were fast and intense. They didn't drag on too long like most martial arts films which gave this film more of a realistic feel to it. The gun fights were awesome in particular AK versus Dillon and Eddie on the office floor and then in the car park where the black ops team breach. Western-style standoff at the end was awesome too! The music through out was a bit much but overall pretty good score. This movie was one fun ride from start to finish and absolutely intense as hell! Don't listen to these poor miserable pirate haters who can't even afford 5 dollars to rent a movie legally, I mean how sad of a life is that. One badass low budget movie with slick production values, lots of fight scenes and gun play. Well done to the people behind this one! and yes, good play on the word zombie ninjas!

Every once in a while a movie comes out that is just made for you. You hear the title, or you see the trailer, and everything just clicks. Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops is one of those movies. I mean, how can anyone screw this recipe up?Zombies that are ninjas.Bad ass Black Ops dudes.Both going at it for survival.Yes, this is just about everything I could hope and dream for wrapped into one big movie. But can it live up to its (incredible) promise? Let's find out.The film is directed by Rody Claude. This is his second feature, after making the film Deadtime. The story is a simple one. A Japanese security firm has been experimenting on dead soldiers at a research facility located in a non-descript tower in Australia. A party is going on and Dillon (Adam T Perkins) is called in for a late night interview to work security for the firm. But all hell breaks loose when a young scientist named Mali (Kira Lee Caine) wakes up the soldiers. A Black Ops team is called in to neutralize the situation but by the time they show up it's clear that there is more going on here than meets the eye.From the very beginning you know this is going to be one intense movie. It goes right to the action, showing you just how ruthless and capable these "Zombie Ninjas" can be. Headed by the Zombie Ninja Boss (UFC heavyweight Soa Palelei), they show no mercy and are unlike any zombies you've seen before. From the wild performances to crazy stunts you'll be dropping your jaw at some of the stuff these zombies do. If you think about the sheer number of zombie films out there it's all the more impressive that they were able to pull off a unique take on a classic villain.But what about the other side of the coin? Those brave Black Ops soldiers sent to kick ass and take names? Adam T. Perkins is an obvious highlight. He gives a very subtle, tough performance and manages to portray Dillon as a sullen hero despite what little time is given to his introduction. Jason Britza also stands out among the Black Ops soldiers for his snarling performance as "A.K." While we're on the subject of acting we need to discuss Soa Palelei. He does get top billing, and the other zombies to a great job, but Palelei is a nutcase throughout and his absolute physicality comes through in his fight scenes, which are some of the best of the movie.And that is saying something in a movie as chock full of action as this one. The fight scenes go on and on. Bullets are flying left and right and all manner of beat downs commence. It's beautiful.Is it perfect? While the movie has Die Hard dna written into it there could have been some more humor dotted throughout to fill some of the gaps between those epic fight scenes. That may have gotten in the way of some of the horror beats you have here, but it also would have been a welcome diversion. There are also some wooden performances that creep in as well.However, those are relatively minor quibbles compared to what is going on here. If you you've been paying attention, it's been a good year for movies coming out of Australia. Between Wormwood and Mad Mad: Fury Road I thought I had my fill of crazy films from down under, but Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops fits right in there nicely. This is an action movie for the Call Of Duty generation, where people aren't scared to mix genres and ideas just to see what happens. In this case, what happens is an entertaining balls to walls slugfest from start to finish that manages to do something very rare in this day and age: do something fun AND original.

What do you say about the birth of a new super nemesis. In today's movie world people rehash and rehash old characters to death. This is a new one! It's different, it's the beginning of a new action (I wouldn't say hero)more of an evil nemesis, lets just say you certainly don't want to bump into these guys in a dark alley. I found I was feeling the hits in some of the extreme and violent clashes. It was a great Experience to watch. The acting is raw, they are very believable. No its not a blockbuster budget, in reality most good films aren't, this is the vision of its creator and its good quality, special effects are good. I think You need to realize this is a new super villain that is pretty hard if not impossible to kill; it's a new form of Zombie, one that you need to be really afraid of! You can't out run it, you can't kill it and it's not going to stop until your dead. The slow zombie movies have their place; so too does Zombie Ninjas. Enjoy being part of history in the making. Zombie Ninjas is here Be afraid! Be very Afraid!!

Pure action film that is all! Zombie purists will not like this film. Actually they"ll hate it as you see with the previous comments. If you like a movie with lots of gun shootouts and martial arts action through out than this movie is for you.The action is done very well with tonnes of energy in them. The film definitely lives up to its title! The FX are really good and the zombie eyes are done well.The biggest let down was the acting cause its not great at all but what do you expect with a movie called Zombie Ninjas vs Black ops. Overall a good fun action flick with an OK story and excellent action sequences. Worth a watch for the intense action.