Ghost Warrior

Year: 1984

Runtime: 81 mins

Language: English

Director: J. Larry Carroll

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When skiers in Japan find a frozen samurai, Yoshimita, scientists transport the corpse to a California lab and revive him. He awakens in 1980s Los Angeles, where his strict code of honor lands him in trouble and unexpected alliances on the city’s gritty, mean streets. Directed by J. Larry Carroll, the film blends action and fantasy.

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