Hogan, the man who looks like a comic strip hero. Hogan's range is limited, but not as limited as the movies he's appeared in. Despite the fact that his public image is often aimed at children - there's a whole line of Hulk Hogan toys - his first film, 'No Holds Barred' (1989) was surprisingly violent, sexist and blood-soaked. Now here's 'Suburban Commando,' which is at least innocuous, but which gives the Hulkster so little to do that his fans may wonder why he bothered." Michael Wilmington opened his review for it in the Los Angeles Times by saying that all the main personnel were "likeable" but that "all that likability combined, or even cubed, doesn't create any pressing reason to pay admission to "Suburban Commando" - unless you're an obsessed movie completist or a sudden cloudburst drives you to shelter." Stephen Holden of The New York Times', noted that despite the fact that it "has little narrative continuity, it is well paced and has an amusingly sour performance by Larry Miller as the kind of boss you love to hate." References External links 1991 films 1991 science fiction films 1991 action comedy films 1990s American films 1990s children's comedy films 1990s English-language films 1990s science fiction action films 1990s science fiction comedy films American action comedy films American children's comedy films American science fiction action films American science fiction comedy films American space adventure films Films directed by Burt Kennedy Films scored by David Michael Frank Internet memes New Line Cinema films