Granted, with a title such as "Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops", I must admit that my expectations to the movie were slim to none. Needless to say that I hadn't even heard about this 2015 movie prior to now in 2021 when I sat down to watch it.

Right from the very start, this movie had cards stacked against it. I mean, that sound they opted for having the zombie ninjas making was just laughably bad. Even a lion would tremble if it heard that sound. So yeah, the movie was definitely not off to a great start.

And believe you me, it didn't get better as the movie trotted on. The storyline and script in the movie was just rubbish. But then again, I hadn't really put my hopes up for much from the movie. I had hoped though, on some level, that the movie would be so awkward and goofy that it would be fun to watch. But "Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops" wasn't one such movie; nay, it was just a downright bad movie.

Sure, the production level was fairly good for a movie of this type, and they definitely seemed to know what they were aiming for. But the movie concept just didn't work out for me, not even in the least bit.

I am sure that there is an audience out there for a movie such as the 2015 "Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops", I just wasn't in that particular audience.

My rating of "Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops" lands on a generous two out of ten stars.

The Saisei Security corporation inadvertently created killer ninja zombies while working on a flesh serum. These zombies have lightening fast reflexes and bullets don't slow them down. Dillon (Adam T Perkins) a black ops person, hence the other half of the title, is interviewing late at night for a job when the outbreak happens. It seems the response team has orders to kill any witness too. Dillon must fight off the police and zombies in order to save the girl...the second girl, he screwed up on the first one.

Not since Meatballs 2 have I awaited a film, only to be gravely disappointed. Dillon walks around the building floor by floor getting into fights, attempting to get out. Action takes place in an office building. The scenes were dark, the acting was horrible, the camera managed a glare on the lens. Zombies don't bite and create new zombies, they just kill.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Note to self: In case of ninja zombie outbreak, use stairs.

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!