Remember Michael Keaton? No one else does either. However, he was one of the most underrated comic actors of the 80's. This is one of the best spoof films ever. Made before Joe Piscopo became huge (pun intended).

I've tried to turn many people on to this, but no one gets it. "Nothing happens." Well, that's kinda the point. Everything that comes out of John Goodman's mouth is a classic quote.

It's a shame Weird Al only got to do one film. A sadly forgotten classic. Heck, nowadays the concept of UHF is even foreign to some people.

This is the perfect Farrelly Brothers movie. I doesn't contain much of the grossout humor of their other flicks. It's also just about Jim Carrey's best performance ever. He should've been given an Oscar for that scene in the grocery store when he changes.

Who woulda thought a awesome comedy could've been made out of a board game? The best comedy ensemble cast ever. A criminally underrated film. One of Tim Curry's three phenomenal comic roles.

The full title is "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammo". This is a 80's movie where Tim Curry plays a TV preacher, and Bill Paxton is the guy trying to get his money back. The best comment ever on the televangelist craze. This is an utterly forgotten film. I will probably never see DVD.

In these days of "Scary Movie/Superhero Movie/Epic Movie/Date Movie" crap, no one can come up with anything that can hold a candle to this. One of my favorite childhood films. It's probably why my humor is so skewed.

My cult favorite of the Zucker Brothers/Jim Abraham kind of film. A classic - "What does your name mean Nick?" "I don't know, my father thought of it while he was shaving." A forgotten classic.

Some might think this was way past its time by the time it came out. As far as SNL bit-based films, this stands right alongside The Blues Brothers.

Everyone walks around quoting "Holy Grail" nonstop, but this one has always been my favorite. It's a shame the boys never decided to do another one. A brilliant comment on life toward the end of the 20th century.

My favorite Wayans Brothers film. Deservedly pokes fun at all those "growing up in the 'hood is hard" movies we were subjected to in the 90's.

A stone-cold comedy classic. One perfect scene after another. Few people have ever devoted themselves to a comedy role like Gene Wilder does here. Also a very beautiful looking film.

Wes Anderson's movies can be hit or miss, but this one is a winner. A very richly textured comedy. You thought your family was odd...

I don't know why I like this so much. It isn't even just the "men in dresses" giggle that does it either. John Leguizamo is amazing in this. Cudos to Wesley Snipes as well. You think he would do this movie nowadays?

The best Dracula spoof ever. When someone says "George Hamilton", I don't think of his tan or his dancing son, I think of this film.

I was a bit of a geek growing up, so I've always had a thing for this movie. After #2, the sequels suck, but this one is still a perfect 80's comedy in my book.

By and large most of the National Lampoon non-Vacation movies suck, but these two have always been guilty pleasures of mine. Loaded Weapon is one of the best parodies of early 90's action films, and Senior Trip is just a great teen "screwing and smoking" comedy.