Ninja Party

A group of friends celebrates a bachelor party by attending a lavish costume party, unaware that it's a front for a deadly ninja tournament. As the night progresses, the partygoers are forced to fight for their lives against skilled assassins, turning the celebration into a brutal battle for survival. The remaining attendees must use their wits and combat skills to outlast the ninja onslaught and escape the deadly arena.

Ninja Party (also known as "Killing Salazar") received a mixed to negative reception from critics and audiences. While some acknowledged its unique premise blending action, comedy, and horror, many found the execution lacking in terms of plot coherence, character development, and overall impact. The film is often described as a B-movie with potential that doesn't quite live up to its own ambition.

• The film attempts a unique genre mashup but struggles with execution.

• Action sequences are present but often uninspired.

• Plotting and character depth are generally considered weak.

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The film was originally intended to be titled "Killing Salazar" and had a different release strategy before being re-branded and released as "Ninja Party."