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Cast
Clayton Prince
as Maliq Ali / Black Ninja
Carla Brothers
as Tracey Allen
Nicky DeMatteo
as Tony Fanelli
Yuki Matsuzaki
as Shinji Hagiwara / Red Ninja
Heather Hunter
as Patty Ali
John Canada Terrell
as Mr. Fanelli's Lawyer
John Canada Terrell
as Detective Howell
David Gosnell
as Pooky Jenkins
Jeffrey Page
as Hitman / Arm
Eric Moran
as Stone
Movie Info & Details
Release Year2003
Runtime1h 29m
LanguageEnglish
CertificationNR
GenresAdventure, Action, Thriller
Votes10
DirectorClayton Prince
WritersClayton Prince
TypeFeature Film
Rating6.1 out of 10
Cast10 credited
Also Known AsThe Black Ninja
About The Black Ninja
Infamous defense attorney Malik Ali's haunted past causes him to double as a vigilante ninja, defending the cities worst thugs by day and battling them by night. While protecting a beautiful witness, in a case against a ruthless mobster, Malik is led closer to the evil ninja that killed his wife and children years ago. Meet the new face of justice! Infamous defense attorney Malik Ali's (Clayton Prince) haunted past causes him to double as a vigilante ninja, defending the city's worst thugs by day and battling them by night. While protecting a beautiful witness in a case against a ruthless mobster, Malik is led closer to the evil ninja who killed his wife and children many years ago.
Directed by Clayton Prince, The Black Ninja leans on a strong ensemble — Clayton Prince, Carla Brothers, Nicky DeMatteo — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.
The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about adventure titles of 2003.
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