• Bloodsport (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Frank Dux is an American martial artist. His former teacher in the martial arts, gives him an invitation to "The Kumite", the secret martial arts tournament where only the world's best fighters are invited.

Frank shows up in Hong Kong for the tournament, but his CO's in the US Army are right on his tail. Frank wins match after match, and shows promise that he may be the first person from the Western Hemisphere to win the tournament, until the defending champion gets his hands on Frank's friend, Jackson, and injures him in the Quarter Finals.

Now Frank faces an uphill climb. His friend is hurt, the US Army is on his tail, and he is on the verge of making martial arts history. The question is, will he?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Bloodsport
	Fight to Survive	Stan Bush: Performer Shandi Sinnamon: Performer
	On My Own - Alone	Stan Bush: Performer Shandi Sinnamon: Performer
	Steal the Night	Michael Bishop: Writer
	Kumite	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Captain	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Flashback Montage	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	In Hong Kong	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	The Walled City	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Dim Mak	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Police	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	First Day	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Morning After	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Second Day	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Samoan Balls	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Jackson Falls	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	On My Own (Alone)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Here for the Final? (Inspector, No!)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Paco vs Dux	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Chong Li Kills	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Preparation	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Finals	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Fight to Survive (End Title)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Steal the Night (Michael Bishop)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Flashback/Martial Science/Father & Son/Training/Tree & Sword	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	In Hong Hong	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	First Day: Ceremony/ First Fight/Good, Bad, Ugly/Dux vs Arab	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Fight to Survive (Stan Bush)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	On My Own - Alone (Stan Bush)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Here for the Final?/Inspector, No!	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Finals/Powder/Triumph	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Fight to Survive (End Title) (Stan Bush)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Steal the Night (instrumental version)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Fight to Survive (Paul Delph)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Kumite (Main Title)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Father and Son/Training	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	The Tree and the Sword/In Hong Kong/The Walled City/Ceremony	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	On My Own/Alone (Paul Delph)	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	The Secound Day	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	The Morning After	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Dim Mar	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Powder	Paul Hertzog: Performer
	Triumph	Paul Hertzog: Performer

User reviews

Dorothy White

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bloodsport is a powerful and essential element of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression with its dynamic and memorable compositions.

Dorothy Davis

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bloodsport is a standout aspect of the film, elevating the viewing experience with its powerful and evocative musical compositions that resonate with the themes of perseverance, friendship, and the pursuit of martial arts excellence.

Mark Parker

5/10

The blend of traditional Asian influences with modern 80's synth creates a unique and memorable sound that enhances the action-packed scenes.

Donna Thompson

7/10

The soundtrack of Bloodsport perfectly captures the intensity and adrenaline of the martial arts tournament scenes, enhancing the overall excitement and suspense of Frank Dux's journey in The Kumite.

Deborah Clark

5/10

The soundtrack elevates the overall viewing experience of Bloodsport by immersing the audience in the world of martial arts competition.

Dorothy Garcia

6/10

The soundtrack of Bloodsport perfectly captures the intensity and adrenaline of the martial arts tournament setting.

Kenneth Scott

7/10

The use of traditional Asian instruments and melodies in the soundtrack of Bloodsport adds an authentic and cultural dimension to the film, enhancing the martial arts themes and showcasing the diversity of musical influences.

Ashley Lewis

7/10

The music composition in Bloodsport effectively sets the tone for each fight sequence, creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere that immerses the audience in the action-packed world of martial arts competition.

Donna Thompson

5/10

The emotional cues in the music effectively convey the struggles and triumphs of the main character, Frank Dux, throughout his journey in the tournament.

Susan Jackson

9/10

Each track in the soundtrack perfectly complements the mood of the film, from the energetic training sequences to the emotional moments when Frank faces challenges and setbacks. The music adds depth and emotion to the story, drawing the audience into Frank's journey and struggles.

Charles Anderson

7/10

The emotional depth and energy conveyed through the music in Bloodsport not only complement the physical intensity of the fight scenes, but also highlight the personal struggles and triumphs of Frank Dux as he navigates the challenges of the tournament.

Deborah Perez

6/10

The use of percussion and drums in the soundtrack adds a sense of rhythm and energy that complements the fight sequences beautifully.

Donald Scott

9/10

The soundtrack of Bloodsport captures the intensity and adrenaline of the martial arts tournament, enhancing the action-packed scenes and creating a sense of excitement and anticipation.