Floyd, Tangerine Dream, Clan of Xymox, Hideki Matsutake, Steve Hillage, and Peter Schickele among others, as background score in his movies. The song "Just Like You" by Chris & Cosey was used without permission twice in the film Deadly Silver Ninja (1978) while "The Jet Set" by Alphaville was used during a fight scene in the film Untouchable Glory (1988). He also made some more mainstream movies, such as two martial arts films starring Cynthia Rothrock: Honor and Glory (1993) and Undefeatable (1994), two La Femme Nikita-inspired female assassin Lethal Panther films in 1990 and 1993, and Laboratory of the Devil, which was an unauthorised 1992 sequel/remake of Mou Tun Fei's 1988 WWII shock film Men Behind the Sun (further followed by Ho's Maruta 3 ... Destroy all Evidence in 1994, in which Ho reverted to extensively re-using old footage). Ho appeared as a cameo actor twice, the first time in Siu-Pang Chan's The Magnificent in 1979 and again in his own Mr. X in 1995 (in the role of Godfather Ho). Godfrey's most recent credit is a cameo appearance in Scott McQuaid's Space Ninjas in 2019, where he plays a janitor. Director Scott McQuaid noted that his B movie title was inspired by Ho's 70's ninja films and he wanted to pay homage to his work, so he wrote a scene in specifically for Ho to appear in. See also Ninja the Mission Force, an homage comedy web series. Bibliography References External links Hong Kong Cinemagic – Godfrey Ho Chi Keung Extensive Godfrey Ho biography on (re)Search my Trash Golden Ninja Warrior Chronicles, a Spanish/English fan blog The 13 Burning Serpent Blades of the Ghost Ninja Assassin Warrior's Revenge, a spoof IMDb profile for a fake Godfrey Ho film at Something Awful Something Awful reviews of Bionic Ninja, The Blazing Ninja and Catman in Lethal Track Profile of Godfrey Ho at subtitledonline.com 1948 births Hong Kong male actors Hong Kong film directors Hong Kong educators Hong Kong screenwriters Living people