"This is the 90s. We're gonna sue you."

No, I'm not being shut down already, it's a line from one of my guilty pleasures, the 1991 comedy "Suburban Commando." WWE wrestler Hulk Hogan is Shep Ramsey, an intergalactic warrior who has to land his ship on Earth when it's damaged. Taking a room for rent with the Wilcox family, headed by father Charlie (Christopher Lloyd) and mother Jenny (Shelley Duvall), he soon grows on them and they grow on him. However, an evil alien general (William Ball) who Shep thought dead tracks him to Earth for revenge, and Shep has to fight to protect Earth and the family with the help of his meek landlord. The long OOP (and pretty scarce) Rhino Records release contains no piece of score from the film, but has the songs used as well as a couple of sound clips. The songs (with the exception of "Do You Want to Go Party" by K.C. and the Sunshine Band) are by no-name artists, and are pretty good, if cheesy. One of the highlights is the long guitar solo that closes out "Ramsey." If you enjoyed the film, you'll probably enjoy the soundtrack.

Tracks:

1. Ramsey and Zanuck - Hulk Hogan and Roy Doctrice (dialogue)
2. It's a Nice Place to Live (But I Wouldn't Want to Visit) - J-Rock featuring Hulk Hogan
3. Almost Like Paradise - Robert Jason
4. Black Book - Rank and File
5. Ramsey vs. the Gearheads - Hulk Hogan and Dennis Burkley (dialogue)
6. Ramsey - The Next Big Thing
7. Do You Wanna Go Party - K.C. and the Sunshine Band
8. Freight Train - Nitro

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