The battle over the release of a Hulk Hogan documentary, which features clips of the late WWE star's infamous sex tape, heated up in court this week, Us Weekly can exclusively report. On Thursday, September 11, the company Woltz Films, who produced the doc Video Killed The Radio Star, filed court docs objecting to the recent temporary restraining order Hulk's son, Nick Hogan, was granted blocking the release of any portion of the sex tape. Nick, 35, sued Hulk's former friend Bubba The Love Sponge (real name: Todd Clem), alleging he was behind the documentary.