Bloodsport is strictly for martial arts buffs; little is offered here in the way of plot, dialog, or acting.The contest format is hopelessly repetitive and inert, the characters would seem underdeveloped in a comic book, and the restricted setting ensures that the action will never develop any real scale or velocity.Enough martial-arts to fill a sushi boxScary to think that a movie this bad could make anyone a star.Lotsa chop-socky and basically nothing else.Van Damme may have been an excellent martial artist (he had fought as an amateur and professionally for several years before entering the movies), but he was no actor.Hacking through the jungle of cliche and reservoir of bad acting in Bloodsport are some pretty exciting matches.A campy Van Damne actioner fit for lovers of B films.Classic Van Damme. Fighting, fighting and more fighting.Proudly plotless in a way that other low-budget actioners ought to emulate more often.It may be focused rather single-mindedly on ruthless hand-to-hand combat, accentuating muscly he-men who are often shirtless, but the repetition isn't too bad.