He was born Jeong Ji-hoon 27 years ago, but his stage name, Rain, is perfect: He's like a force of nature as he bustles into a suite at the Ritz-Carlton winding up a North American press tour for his ...

"Ninja Assassin" starts off not with a bang, but with a slash. A whole lot of slashes, in fact, as an unseen attacker turns a crew of smirking young Yakuza thugs into the Japanese equivalent of Vienna ...

In “Ninja Assassin,” which is numbingly gory when it isn’t just plain numbing, the assassin Raizo, played by Korean pop star and budding actor Rain, rains down on his interchangeable adversaries like ...

Korean recording star Jeong "Rain" Ji-hoon was breaking hearts with his voice long before he was busting heads with his hands and feet. The singer was named one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential ...

People die in a variety of graphically gory ways in "Ninja Assassin," the new martial arts film starring South Korean pop star Rain and opening in theaters today. Ninjas and civilians alike are sliced ...

Seemingly made to capitalize on a dubious CG innovation — namely, the slicing of bodies in half by whizzing five-pointed stars — “Ninja Assassin” has little else to recommend it, not even laughs.

‘Ninja Assassin’ seems to have everything kickass going for it. It’s got a decent director, James McTeigue, one for one as he may be. Joel Silver and the Wachowski’s are behind producing it, so, ...

If you want to save your pennies during the recession but still want to get your fix of flesh being carved up, then go and stand outside a butcher's window for 90 minutes instead of paying to see ...