Road House

"Swayze has the most laughable role (...) Next to Dalton, Johnny Castle in 'Dirty Dancing' seems like Hamlet." 

"[It] lays out its story with the subtlety of a wrestling match, and probably with less sharpness or savvy." 

"This is not a good movie. But viewed in the right frame of mind, it is not a boring one, either (…) Rating: ★★½ (out of 4)" 

"Its vigilante justice, lawlessness and wanton violence feel ludicrous in a modern setting." 

"It isn't just so bad it's good. In its own bad way, it really is good!" 

"The film gets campier by the minute, though it makes occasional good use of Sam Elliott as a wizened sidekick of Swayze" 

"Herrington seems to have tried to combine the star qualities of Tom Cruise (...) with those of Arnold Schwarzenegger (...) What results instead is a monstrous hybrid-a grotesquely implausible, oversized character that thoroughly overshadows the poor actor himself." 

"An immensely enjoyable slice of romanticised fisticuffs, this is a Western in every respect (…) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)"