Road House (2016 Three-Riffer Edition)
Pain is back, and it don’t hurt more than ever!
Ten years ago, we started a little company called RiffTrax with big dreams, and Mike Nelson’s riff of a bigger-than-big movie: Road House. Now, to celebrate ten years of taking it outside, driving monster trucks through car dealerships, and throat-pulling, we’ve got a brand new riff of this macho Swayze classic. Complete with 100% new jokes and 100% more Kevin and Bill!
If you haven’t seen Road House, you must not have had access to TBS anytime in the 90s, and you are in for a treat. The swagger of Swayze. A long-haired Sam Elliott supplying backup and raw uncut folksiness. The belly of Tinker. And, last but far from least, Ben Gazzara as Brad Wesley, film’s greatest villain. You know who brought the Fotomat to this town? The JC Penney? Brad Wesley, that’s who!
It’s a world where bar bouncers have philosophy degrees and get treated like famous cowboys. And it’s no place for bleeders, especially messy ones. In the words of Brad Wesley, grab a Bloody Mary, some breakfast, and head on down to the brand new riff of Road House with Mike, Kevin, and Bill!
Additional contributors:
Conor Lastowka - Senior Writer
Sean Thomason - Senior Writer
Contributing Writers: Mike Schuster, Jason Miller, and Molly Hodgdon
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