Another unfathomable plot, another ninety minutes of stock footage interspersed with back projection and a slew of oddly-cast cameo appearances (Joan Crawford as a teary widow, Terry-Thomas as a London copper). Mindless bubble gum.
This review of The Karate Killers (1967) was written by Simon T on 22 Nov 2015.
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