Another gem from the Landis collection, one that I'm slowly but surely making my way through. I also see why Edgar Wright listed it as one of his favorites. It's a true genre bender. It lands as a dark romantic comedy thriller , but the movie itself is never confused as to what it is or where it is going next.

I've already made a whole thread about how much I liked Pfeiffer, but I'll again that she is a Babealiciois like I've never seen her before. Not just looks wise, but the little ways they make her more relatable. Goldblum is pretty good too. You get why he is going on this adventure, even when he has the opportunity to save his own skin.

I've still got Blues Brothers, Three Amigos, Spies Like Us and a few others to go. John Landis is a making a run for Flava'd's top 5 favorite directors.

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