Ninja, the Violent Sorceror (1987)

In the eccentric world of gambling, Stephen Baker/Barker/Parker (whose name echoes differently every time) ascends to the throne of the Gambling King, under the mystical guidance of the Taoist Collins, a master of the arcane art of keung si. Stephen audaciously challenges Myer, the reigning gambling titan, to a high-stakes showdown where lives hang in balance. Employing deception, Stephen triumphs over Myer, who, though outfoxed, honors his word, triggering a tragic chain of events with his own demise. The spectral presence of Rose Myer, Myer's wife, seeks vengeance for her husband's ill-fated end. She implores her brothers-in-law, the white-clad ninja Roger, and the quirky, green-garbed Ken, who oscillates between his ninja persona, a keung si, and a Taoist priest. Collins, in response, unleashes his keung si warriors upon them, escalating the conflict further. Caught in this tumultuous whirlwind, Leslie Myer, Myer's son, and his father's loyal confidante engage the services of James Webber, a once-unbeatable gambler now drowned in alcoholism, defeated by a single loss. Provoked by Leslie's harsh words, Webber steps out of his self-imposed exile, enlisting the aid of his dynamic comrades: Anna, the brawling barmaid; Ricky, the fearless stuntman; and Lily, an explosive expert working on a movie set. Their combined might in both combat and gambling sends dice hurtling towards destiny. Parallelly, Roger and Ken join forces with Taoist West, armed with a grenade to confront the formidable Baker/Barker/Parker, whose reality seems to be a movie apart from theirs. The narrative intertwines these parallel plots, setting the stage for an epic showdown where ancient magic, ninja prowess, and the art of gambling collide.

Ninja, the Violent Sorceror is an action movie featuring Chiang Tao.

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