Drinker's Extra Shots - Road House 

And don't we all love it?!

That was my exact thought as well

And...I have no problem with that.

Vibe haha

That's what happens when you drink...

Its almost legendary at this point.

age. I'm 20 and I love this movie as kid. still do. other old school stuff. that had fun. also ridiculous stuff that were do. same with some early 20s to. I was born in 2002. plus wish I was born around cult classics being made. I love ghoulies and many other b type movies that are cult classics.

It doesn't pretend to be anything else.

Yup. I also laughed at it. I wasn't really a fan of Swayze but over the years that changed. I've come to appreciate Roadhouse as an good solid action flick.

right you are sir, just pure fun and the story is so easy to follow don't overthink it just grab popcorn and enjoy.

I was thinking the same thing while watching this video. That Swayze is one of the only people that can rock a mullet and look good doing it.

swayze absolutely hated his mullett.

Ha ha when I grew my hair years ago my nickname in work with the hottie in the office was Patrick.

True that!

Mel Gibson in Lethal Weapon is a worthy contender.

Bill Murray rings her now-husband up every time he watches Roadhouse, to let him know he's watching his wife getting pumped by Patrick Swayze.

Swayze went in deeper with his analysis

@@JamesRDavenport I think I get your overall thrust.

You might not have noticed it... but your brain did.

@@Kthomasritchie That's so fuct. LOL! I love it! The best part, her husband is Mitch Glazer (married in 92) four years before that, he worked with Murray on Scrooged. Glazer wrote it.

Plus you get Terry Funk. Too bad Onita Atsushi wasn't around for another match.

Movie was dead serious when it came out. Now people think it's ridiculous. Great movie though.

Also: RIP Jeff Healey

Ridiculous

His mullet should have won an Oscar.

It’s just fun. Exactly

It's like a modern day western: the despotic ruler of a little town is destroyed by a mysterious outsider. With all its flaws it has genuinely good elements. And the climax is pretty much perfect.

No guilt, no irony, just wild rowdy, raunchy fun.

The wife and I put this one on occasionally for that. I joke that Elliot and Swayze were her childhood crush's. She never denies it

@@ludovico6890 A western. Hrm, I never thought of it that way but I see the similarities now that you mention it.

“Pain don’t hurt.” Also: “It says here [IN YOUR MEDICAL FILE!] that you went to NYU. And you have a Master’s degree in Philosophy…”

@@Eldanogrande "it also says you enjoy long walks in the beach and being...pegged. pegged? What's pegged?"

Well said - I have 3 of his live albums = awesome 👍😊

I taught at the school where his kids attended.

Another piece of trivia is the singer for the opening band later formed the band Tito and Tarantula. Songs made famous in films Desperado and From Dusk 'Til Dawn that he also has cameos in

Agreed. Hat tip to Healey. Helluva singer and musician.

yes the soundtrack is top tier

Yeah but like Dalton is the only one who knows when it's time to not be nice.

Dalton has a degree in philosophy. About man's search for faith - that sort of shit.

"your to stupid to have a good time!" Is one of the best quotes of all time as well. 👍

No BS, I’ve learned to never underestimate your opponent from this movie When I would get into fights in my youth, I took what Dalton said and applied it. And it does work. This movie is super cheesy and not high art but to an impressionable boy that was constantly bullied back in the early 90’s, these were life lessons.

Well, Dalton WAS a philosophy major after all. Plus, he probably worked in retail while he was attending college.

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Wow, for as awful as that character is it's nice to know that the actual actor is a good guy.

And he played half a dozen bad guys in the ‘Walker: Texas Ranger’ series- or at least it felt like half a dozen...

Thank you for sharing that, it really is nice to know. Like learning that William Atherton is really a nice guy...which he may or may not be, I don't know.

And just think, had Road House never been made, we would have never gotten "Ghost"!

I think the movies that elevated Patrick Swayze were Ghost & Point break

@@Locadel2003 I love Point Break

You're mostly right, you however, are missing Red Dawn. That's the movie that put him on the map.

Not "Red Dawn"?

The movie wouldn't be as good without the flaws. Perfection would only detract from this masterpiece.

Same. Same with a lot of 80s films

I have that with Blade Runner (1982) I was a wee teenager when it came out and dreamed of 2019 and flying cars, huge bummer when we finally got to 2019, the movie is still amazing to me and I'll never get enough of re-watching it and Vangelis soundtrack only adds to it.

Guilty pleasure for me fella watched it 2 months ago just cos I could! 😁

Why?

Same here. This movie is legendary. If I say "Road House" to someone and they don't get the reference, I generally ignore them after that lol.

Were you nice, until it was time to no longer be nice?

@@Winterascent 😂💯

In Chicago? Good Lord, man, the stories you must have!

I LOVE that line. Classic

"You're too stupid to have a good time!"

"I ain't got twenty bucks!!"

"I thought you'd be bigger."

"plenty of time to sleep when I'm dead"

Same goes for me, like a few others: My Cousin Vinny, Predator, Empire Strikes Back, etc... Doesn't matter what you were looking for or mood. If you stopped on one of these, it was a lock until the end no matter where in the movie you landed. You knew you would enjoy it completely no matter how many times you saw it before.

And Waynes World

The Fugitive also.

So true. I used to think it was dumb. Now I worship it.

same

I found this in my parents DVD collection back in 2000. I put it on out of curiosity 🤣 I was only 13 at the time and fell in love with Patrick Swayze.

@@irishnessie You seen "Steal Dawn"?

That's some Fleece Johnson shit, damn

YES. AGREED. LOL

I was waiting for someone to comment on this. A Christmas tradition in my house.

Yeah, that was epic!

holy shi! how did I miss this? "Santa will be our regular Saturday night thing" - only a Roadhouse aficionado would get that! Hilarious!

Please tell me what episode this was so I can look it up on the Gizmoplex

@@TheSchaef47 It was from the original series, their look at 'Santa Claus Conquers the Martians.'

His brothers call him as well.

@@dendanskehelt4296 That movie is only constantly, I'd feel sorry for that dude except he's married to Kelly Lynch.

@@RolfHartmann Agreed.

This is excellent! 😂

I kind of feel like that opening monologue low key was.

😂☝🏿🎯

Hahahahahahaha that is what I just about to say!!! Good old bouncing days!!!👍👍👍

just what I was thinking - and 1 club I worked in had a 3 floor metal fire escape at the back ot "help" people out of the venue by LOL

man this is an easy watch.

"You know I said I'd kill you last?" .. .. "I lied"

Commando you say? I should check that out one day

Commando is a very special kind of macho, the bad guy is literally the hero's repressed homosexuality. That's how the character was designed.

Commando is ridiculous in the best way and I will never not love it.

Predator. Best action movie ever made, top 5 of all time.

“And no touching of the hair or face!”…”of course, of course…”

@@peterandjunko Stay Classy!

@@plenipote and thanks for stopping by

My favorite part of the interview was when Marshall Teague spoke about how his mom didn't take his subtle hint regarding the content of the movie and took her church group to see it. When he said to Swayze, "I used to f**k guys like you in prison!" Someone stood up and shouted, "That's Mrs Teague's son!"

@@johnow7 That's probably be the gayest line in movie history. It's probably also be the most badass line in movie history.

I laughed really loud in the theater when Patrick Bateman whacked Paul Allen in American Psycho-the only thing I hate more than yuppies is Leto so I got a twofer. My friend was so embarrassed he almost moved to a different seat.

I did the same thing when pregnant girl died in Mad Max Fury Road. It was so unapologetic and unexpected, I just laughed like crazy person.

Me and my wife couldn't stop laughing when the girl got hit by the bus in final destination classic

@@thomaskelly336 me neither!

Point break beats it !

have you ever seen Steel Dawn?? I think it just beats Roadhouse my friend

I've seen both. And I still think Roadhouse is better. But if you think otherwise, that's fine. Still not going to change my opinion. To each their own.

Red Dawn for me. But he was great.

Whammy

womp womp

Jeff says hi from heaven. Also said he’s sorry you won’t be able to tell him the joke in person cause you’re going to the “other place” when you croak. I asked him to elaborate but he respectfully declined to elaborate.

@@30AndHatingIt your joke is not nearly as funny as fuferito's joke

Sensibly staying out of it in this case by the looks of it.

Actually, the cops were BOUGHT OFF by Brad Wesley. It was the FBI who showed up at the end.

In Brad Wesley's pocket. When he said he owned the town, he meant it. But they sure as shit were going to show up to a disturbance at HIS house!

Uvalde.

I approve also.

What an anti-climactic story.

@@bluntman5312 I really feel bad for letting you down but I could not in good conscience besmirch that woman's good name

Used to love the way Morgan (Terry funk) was power slamming people in the Deuce. Right on top of the tables! No way you're ever ever going to see that in any other bar!

So far only you and I know about Terry.

@@wesleywarsmith1113 He broke everything! Tables and chairs! That one part he even throws a guy (the nipple to nipple guy) crashing into people sitting at a table! Morgan was awesome because with so many fighting styles in this movie, he brought pro wrestling into the bar!

@@PouchMaster Remember when he calls Sam Elliots character "DAD"? Fun fact- Morgan and Sam are the exact same age.

@@wesleywarsmith1113 Yes it was odd. Sam Elliot was actually only 44 when he did Road House. Only 8 years older than Patrick Swayze who he keeps calling "kid". Not exactly young, but a ways from old man. Sam Elliot does have one of those faces that seems like it was born older. Maybe it's the gray hair, gray beard, and the way he hobbles around in this. You get the impression of someone in their mid to late 50's.

I think The Jet trained John Cusack too didn't he?

Reacher reminds u of Dalton* (fixed it for you).

Ladies must have swooned over your pops then lol

My parents would watch Roadhouse and Dirty Dancing all the time when I was a kid.

@@Mister-Six Interesting double bill. But kind of fitting too.

Same. They’re awesome

Watching Road House for the first time is an 80's movie religious experience. Enjoy!

You should look up Solarbabies or meet the applegates

Indeed💯💯💯

Same.

A movie with Patrick Swayze and And Clint Eastwood would be legendary

Did you watch Reacher? It should be right up your alley

@@botep5529 I’m current watching that show with my parents and we love it

@@botep5529 I did watch season 1 of the Reacher TV series. I've never read the books and all I knew about it going in was that people were mad about Tom Cruise being too short for the movies. That said, I enjoyed most of it, but I thought it had two main flaws: 1. Reacher himself was far too good at everything, I felt like he needed a flaw or weakness to overcome and grow. 2. The tone of the show kinda bounced back and forth between hyper-violent murder mystery and goofy buddy-cop. I'm exaggerating, but it was just a bit jarring to go from brutal crucifixion murder scene to wise-cracking support characters in the next scene. I'm excited to watch Chris Pratt's new show The Terminal List, just based on interviews with Jack Carr. (And Pratt is good at most content he's in)

😂

Ghost.

I just miss the days when anything was allowed to be fun.