Its strange to think that - once upon a time when Van Damme was a major star, Hong Kong action directors were in 'vogue' and a basketball player appeared in everything from this to wrestling - action films were this strange and insane. With complete disregard for plot points and a coherent tone (Mickey Rourke, as the villain, goes from a human baddie to a generic evil one and back again), its compelling in its randomness. The final fight managed to be ridiculous to the point it dumbfounded me.

A Coke machine saves the day.

Absolutely terrible actioner that works brilliantly if you take it as a piss-take,

funny, not the way it was meant to be though,

I almost can't remember now if I saw this or just laughed at the cover. This was about when my dad was renting every Van Damme movie that came along and I didn't have anything better to do than to watch them... so I'll assume I watched it. it sounds sort of familiar.

possibly the most hilarious ending to any film i have ever seen

You can tell the writers were bored out of their minds every time they had to write a line for a woman in this movie.

Was impressed when i was a little kid. But when i rewatched it years later I couldnt stop laughing.

Mistakenly rented this from pay per view thinking by title alone that it was a porno. Turns out most porno have better scripts, and acting.

The best kind of horrible use of product placement takes place at the end. I don't want to spoil anything from this, such a valuable and essential film, but it is hilarious. Everything about the finale is, actually.