Cheech & Chong: Jetzt hats sich ausgeraucht! (1985)

Cheech u0026 Chong: Jetzt hats sich ausgeraucht!: Directed by Cheech Marin. With Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong, John Paragon, Beverly D’Angelo. In “Cheech and Chong’s Get Out Of My Room

“Lets face it, Cheech and Chong were never that funny. Donu0026#39;t get me wrong, I liked u0026#39;Up In Smokeu0026#39; a lot, and for me itu0026#39;s still the quintessential smoking film, but they pretty much plundered their albums for a lot of the material and I guess just kind of ran out of comedy mileage afterwards, since they didnu0026#39;t really produce anything else worth watching for the rest of their careers. Ok, maybe u0026#39;Things are Tough all Overu0026#39; deserves another look, although those arabs got old real fast (and not in a Beetlejuice way, sadly), but u0026#39;Next Movie and Nice Dreamsu0026#39; are very mediocre and the abysmal non-movies u0026#39;Still Smokinu0026#39; and u0026#39;The Corsican Brothersu0026#39; (shudder) deserve only to be shown to convicted War Criminals.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThis was the last project they wrote together, and it looks like the parting of the ways came not a moment too soon. Essentially itu0026#39;s a documentary style film of Cu0026amp;C farting around on absolutely no budget (the studio execs were obviously getting a bit wary), interviews with some Cu0026amp;C fans (a worrying lack of basic cognition here), and some truly dreadful music. The gimmicky u0026#39;Born in East LAu0026#39; (which became the basis for a FILM ITSELF, my Godfathers) is the best song to be found, but be prepared to spin through Cheechu0026#39;s ever infurating Ian Rotten character and the truly, truly dire u0026#39;Iu0026#39;m not home right nowu0026#39;, a strong contendor for both the worst song of the 1980u0026#39;s (and thats up against some pretty stiff competition) and the worst Music Video OF ALL TIME. Flee, Flee, Run Away!!!!!!!!!!”