The Adventures of Bob and Doug McKenzie: Strange Brew (1983)

Max von Sydow (Played Father Lankaster Merrin in the original version of The Exorcist)

Paul Dooley (He's done a lot of things including Dharma & Greg)

Director:         Rick & Dave

Plot:                A couple of Canadian versions of my brother in five years (basically living at home with

                        their parents, without a job, living off the old man's beer) try to scam a brewery out of

free beer. Their plan works, as they help the new owner of the Elsinore Brewery (the

cute daughter of the deceased owner) and get jobs as beer counters or something lame

like that. There are two guys, The Brewmeister and This other guy that was the brother

of the dead owner who married the dead owner's wife and the hot Canadian chick's mom

(kind of strange in a brewish sort of way, but this allows him to temporarily own the

company until the daughter turned 21) have created a secret formula that makes their beer

very addictive (personally, I think this is a great business idea, but I have no morals). The

Brewmeister and that other dude don't want the chick to ruin their plans and try to frame

Barney Rubble and Dave Thomas from Wendy's (I got nothing else to call him at this point;

I'm not sure if calling him Trevor from Arrested Development will help) in an attempt to

murder that one chick. Basically, Rick "Don't call me Little Giants" Moranis and Dave

"No, I'm not the dead guy that owned Wendy's" Thomas play the same roles as they played

in SCTV. If you've never seen or heard of SCTV you may want to kill yourself or go and

rent a copy of them somewhere. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and Dave Thomas get caught in

the frame job, and must prove their innocence to get free from the insane asylum (oh yeah, I

forgot to tell you that a judge sentenced them to the insane asylum that is next door to the

brewery; you'll have to watch it to know what I'm talking about; there's crazy people that

play hockey by being brainwashed; this movie is strange) and help Pam (that's the Canadian

chick's name; I should have told you that earlier) save her brewery from making an enormous

amount of money from the addictive beer (as if beer isn't addictive enough). There's also a

Favorite Part: When Dark Helmet and Dave Thomas are locked up in the loony bin (not the comedy

club in Oklahoma City), they are mad at each other and are sitting on the ground.

Louis Tulley from Ghostbusters crosses an imaginary line that Wendy's owner tells him

not to cross. As a result, Carrot Top's dad "steamrolls" Moranis. They "steamroll"

each other (not as gay as you think; well, maybe a little) for about one minute. This is

my favorite part not because it's a little gay, but it reminds me of the stupid things like

this I've done with my brother and unknowing young boys.

Review: Don't be a hoser, eh. This movie is pretty darned good, eh. Them Canucks are everywhere, eh.

Recommendation: You should watch it, eh.