Title: Terrible fighting sequences, but plot makes it up (ha!)
Product review: Every once in a while, a movie comes along that redefines its genre. These works set new standards for greatness and, as high-water marks of their respective fields, do the industry service by raising the bar of expectations. I'll let you know if they finally got it right when Bloodsport 5 comes out. A spectacular abomination, Bloodsport 4 shows us that no amount of "experience" in front of the camera is ever going to make Daniel Bernhardt believable. Watching him plug through his lines with that laughable accent makes one harken back to the earlier days of the series (say, for example Bloodsport I) when the films were actually good enough to be released onto the big screen. Now, they're all directly ported onto video to make a buck off of fans of ultraviolence. Give it up, Bernhardt - stick with something of quality, like Mortal Kombat - the Series........
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