60 Second Assassin (1978) original Movie Poster Folded 27x41 EM8-441

60 Second Assassin (1978) original Movie Poster Folded 27x41 EM8-441 60 Second Assassin (1978) is a low-budget martial arts action film directed by T. Lott that capitalizes on the popular ninja craze of the late 1970s. The film centers around a highly skilled assassin, known for his lightning-fast combat abilities, who is trained in the ancient art of ninjutsu.

The protagonist, a mysterious figure with deadly precision, is hired to take down corrupt figures involved in a criminal syndicate. However, things get complicated when he begins to question the morality of his assignments, especially when he learns that some of his targets may not be as evil as he was led to believe.

The movie's title refers to the assassin's remarkable ability to eliminate targets in the blink of an eye-within a mere 60 seconds. Despite its cheap production values, the film delivers a series of fast-paced fight sequences and showcases martial arts stunts typical of the era's ninja exploitation genre, but it is primarily remembered for its hokey plot and campy charm.

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