Suburban Commando 1991

Overview

Suburban Commando is a 1991 film categorized as an action, comedy, family, and science fiction production. Directed by Burt Kennedy and produced by Deborah Moore, Howard Gottfried, and Hulk Hogan, the movie features Hogan in the starring role. The film was released in the United States on October 4, 1991, and has a runtime of one hour and 28 minutes with a PG rating. The plot follows Shep Ramsey, an interstellar hero who engages in a battle with an interstellar adversary. Following this conflict, Ramsey sustains damage to his ship and is forced to hide on Earth while his vessel recharges. Although he leaves his power suit behind, Ramsey finds himself unable to ignore injustices in his new surroundings. He intervenes in various local conflicts, including confrontations with muggers, offensive paperboys, and bad drivers. The story centers on the Wilcox family, who experience changes in their neighborhood following Ramsey’s arrival. The film also inspired a 1993 arcade action game that incorporated elements of space shooting, running, and fighting.