John Candy and Eugene Levy ended up playing roles intended for John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd in a misfiring buddy cop movie screenwriter Harold Ramis tried to get his name taken off of for reasons that are very easy to understand.
Read MoreGod help me, I’m now one of those people who non-ironically like the Andrew “Dice” Clay vehicle The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.
Read MoreA relaxed, bald and very fun John Travolta and Quibi scored surprising victories when the sly and funny action movie satire Die Hart became the first Quibi production to get picked up elsewhere, in this case the Roku Channel.
Read MoreAn ever so slightly overqualified Phillip Baker Hall and Jessica Walter are Jamie Kennedy’s parents in 2012’s Bending the Rules, a featherweight buddy cop comedy vehicle for WWE superstar Adam “Edge” Copeland distinguished by a powerful performance from the legendary star of Secret Honor and Hard Eight.
Read MoreIt’s Lethal Weapon meets Tales from the Crypt, only shitty, in 1988’s Dead Heat, a spooktacularly disappointing zombie buddy cop horror comedy from Shane Black’s brother.
Read MoreMismatched Buddy Cop Movie Month begins with the 1990 dud Loose Cannons, a mental illness-themed action comedy about a traumatized cop with an outrageous case of Dissociative identity disorder
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