Brent Huff : Strike Commando 2 (1988)
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Brent Huff : Strike Commando 2 (1988)
Y'know, you can expect a lot when you watch a Bruno Mattei movie for the first time after hearing so much from other people
But nothing can prepare you for the sheer bewildering depths of "competent incompetence"
Scenes clearly ripped from plot synopsi of better movies with no understanding of the context
Lines being flubbed by the dub VAs
Extras who clearly have never fired a gun before and nearly drop their rifles in shots despite playing soldiers
American actors struggling with dialogue that seems to be written by someone who didn't quite grasp the English language but refused to let anyone else proofread
What are definitely dangerously-close pyrotechnics almost hitting actors
But Reb Brown's good
Strike Commando VHS art (1987)
Non-Stop Action | Strike Commando | Full Action/War Movie | Free Movie
Strike Commando-Outrageous Montage
“Tell me about... Disneyland.”
After graduating in 1966, he received a scholarship to play fullback at the University of Southern California during the 1967 season.[1] He ended up losing the starting running back position to another student, O. J. Simpson, and Brown decided to transfer to another college in the Los Angeles area.[2]
In 1979, he also played Captain America in two made-for-TV films, Captain America and Captain America II: Death Too Soon. It was part of the same development deal that yielded the Lou Ferrigno vehicle, The Incredible Hulk.
In 1985, Brown starred in Philippe Mora's Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf.