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Akai Kageboshi
Alien vs Ninja
Azumi and Azumi 2: Death or Love
Black Tight Killers (Ore ni Sawaru to Abunaize)
Castle of Owls (Ninja Hicho Fukuro No Shiro): The first film adaptation of the classic novel Fukurō no Shiro.
Chō Ninja Tai Inazuma! (series): A direct-to-video comedy series.
Cool Dimension
Cyber Ninja (Mirai Ninja)
Death Shadows (Jittemai)
Demon Spies (Oniwaban)
Engine Sentai Go-onger: Boom Boom! Bang Bang! GekijōBang!
Female Ninja Magic: 100 Trampled Flowers (Kunoichi Ninpo: Hyakka Manji-garimi)
Fûrai Ninpôchô
Gakusei-zuma: Shinobi Naki
Geisha Assassin (Geisha vs Ninja)
Glory to the Filmmaker! (Kantoku • Banzai!)
Goemon
Golden Ninja (Boken Daikatsugeki Ougon no Touzoku)
Hakuba Doji Nanbanji no Kettou Kanketsu Hen
Hibari Torimonocho: Furisode Koban
Jiraiya: Also known as Ninjutsu Sanyô Den.
Jushichinin no Ninja
Kage no Gundan: Hattori Hanzō and Shin Kage no Gundan: A movie and a six direct to video episodes based on the Shadow Warriors TV series.
Kagemaru of the Iga Clan (Iga no Kagemaru)
Kakute Ninjutsu Eiga wa Owarinu
KAGE
Kaiju Jaguma no Mosu
Kamen Rider Den-O: I'm Born! (Gekijōban Kamen Raidā Den'ō Ore, Tanjō)
Kamui Gaiden: A live-action adaptation of Kamui manga franchise.
Kirigakure Ninjutsu Tabi
Kunoichi Ninpo: Also the sequels Kunoichi Ninpo: Hyakka Manji-garami and Kunoichi Ninpo: Kannon Biraki.
Kunoichi Senshi Ninja
Kurama Tengu
Legend of the Devil (Tsushima Masaru)
Lone Wolf and Cub (Kozure Ōkami): A series of six films based on the manga series of the same title.
Mission Iron Castle (Shinobi no Shu)
Mysteries of Edo (Furisode Torimonocho Wakashu Henge)
Nain-wan: Kunoichi Yôjuu Densetsu
Nin x Nin: Ninja Hattori-kun: A modern-times comedy film based on the manga and anime series.
Ninja Gaeshi Mizuno Shiro
Ninja Kyaputaa
Ninja Wars (Iga Ninpô-chô): A fantasy-style movie in a historical setting.
Ninja's Weapon (Yoja no Maden)
Ninja, a Band of Assassins (Shinobi no Mono): A realistic and historically accurate series of nine films since 1962, which were largely responsible for the original craze in Japan. The first films in the series told the story of the life of Ishikawa Goemon.[1]
Ninjutsu Gozen-jiai
Ninjutsu Hinotama Kozo: Edo no Maki
Ninjutsu Suikoden Inazuma Kotengu
Ninjutsu-tsukai to Sennin Masume
Nintama Rantarō (2011)
On Patrol (Ukyonosuke Junsatsu-Ki): Along with its sequel, Purple Killer (Murasaki Ukyonosuke Gyaku Ichimonji Giri).
Owls' Castle (Fukuro no Shiro): Mostly realistic historical ninja film, on the same subject as Castle of Owls.
Red Shadow (Aka Kage): Remake of Tobidasu Bōken Eiga: Aka Kage.
Sakuya: Slayer of Demons (Sakuya: Yôkaiden)
Samurai Fiction
Samurai Reincarnation (Makai Tenshō)
Samurai Spy (Ibun Sarutobi Sasuke)
Sarutobi Sasuke and the Army of Darkness (Sarutobi Sasuke Yami no Gundan): A series of four films about Sarutobi Sasuke.
Seventeen Ninja (Jushichinin no Ninja)
Shachô Ninpôchô and Zaku Shachô Ninpôchô
Shadow Hunters (Kage Gari) and Kage gari: Hoero Taiyô: Two movies about a trio of ronins working as ninja killers, adapted from the manga series.
Shogun's Ninja (Ninja Bugeicho Momochi Sandayu)
Shinobi no Shu: Also known under the titles of Last Iga Spy and Mission: Iron Castle.
Shinobi: Heart Under Blade (Shinobi): A fantasy movie which was based on The Kouga Ninja Scrolls novel.
Shinobi: The Law of Shinobi and Shinobi: Runaway
Strike of the Jaguma (Kaiju Jaguma no Mosu)
Space Ninja: Sword of the Space Ark
The Black Hooded Man (Gozonji Kaiketsu Kurozukin Maguna no Hitomi): Along with its sequel The Black Hooded Man 2 (Gozonji Kaiketsu Kurozukin Dai-Niwa Shinsengumi Tsuigeki) and the remake The Black Hood (Kaiketsu Kurozukin).
The Daimyo Spy (Shinobi no Daimyo)
The Detective Fencer (Onmitsu Kenshin): The films based on the Onmitsu Kenshi TV series.
The Purple Hooded Man (Murasaki Zukin): Along with its sequels, The Mysterious Purple Hood (Hengen Murasaki Zukin) and Purple Hood: The Mystery of Gold (Murasaki Zukin: Ogon no Himitsu).
The Shogun Assassins (Sanada Yukimura no Bouryaku)
The Machine Girl
The Magic Serpent (Kairyū Daikessen): Also known as Ninja Apocalypse.
The Ninja Dragon (Kuso Kagaku Ninkyoden: Gokudo Ninja Dosuryu)
The Ninja Hunt (Ninja Gari)
The Secret of the Fylfot (Shinobi no Manji)
The Thief in Black (Kuro no Tozoku)
The Third Ninja (Daisan no Ninja)
Tobidasu Bōken Eiga: Aka Kage
Torawakamaru the Koga Ninja (Ninjutsu Gozen-Jiai)
Umon Torimonocho: Nanbanzame
Watari the Ninja Boy (Daininjutsu Eiga Watari)
Warring Clans (Sengoku Yaro)
Warrior of the Wind (Kaze no Bushi)
Yojohan Fusuma no Urabari: Shinobi Hada
Yagyu Chronicles /Yagyu Secret Scrolls (Yagyu Bugeicho): The series of ten films.
Zipang
Nine Deaths of the Ninja (1985)
Ninja (2009)
Ninja II: Revenge of the Ninja (1983)
Ninja III: The Domination (1984)
Ninja IV: Return of the Ninja (2008)
Ninja Assassin (2009)
Ninja Cheerleaders (2008)
Ninja Gold (2013)
Ninja: The American Samurai (1992)
Pocket Ninjas (1997): As of May 2009, Pocket Ninjas is the #1 on the IMDb's "Bottom 100" list of the worst films ever, rated only 1.2/10 with over 900 votes.[2]
Pray for Death (1985)
Raven: Return of the Black Dragons (1992)
Revenge of the Ninja (1983)
Sakura Killers (1987)
Shadow Fury (2001)
Si (201?)
Sin City (2005): The adaptation of Sin City comics, starring Devon Aoki as Miho.
Surf Ninjas (1993): A children's film similar to 3 Ninjas.
Tekken (2010)
The Art of Pain (2008)
The Challenge (1982)
The Hunted: The film about a modern ninja clan in an ancient feud with a samurai clan (both groups using traditional weapons only).
The King of Fighters (2009)
The Last Ninja (1983)
The Ninja Mission (1984)
The Octagon (1980): Chuck Norris stars in this B-movie as a good ninja against an evil ninja organization.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: A series of four TMNT movies for a children's audience, among them a CGI-animated film (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III and TMNT).
The White Phantom (1988)
Tongan Ninja (2002)