I'm glad it made it through the hopper. This is one of those movies I'm strangely obsessed with and also a film which I will randomly quote with full knowledge that nobody will ever know what exactly I'm quoting. The production of the movie and the plot itself is extremely creative even if it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Considerable amount of effort was spent on this thing even if it was in rather strange places.

I also vaguely remember this thing coming out when I was a child and I thought I had imagined it all when I decided to do some IMDB searching on Aykroyd and found that this movie actually did exist.

They must have rubber stamped this thing "quicker than sump grease through a ten year old goose -whistles-", and strangely enough, I'm glad they did.

"Nothing but Trouble" was nothing but a cinematic masterpiece.

I never thought this movie was nearly as bad as its exaggerated press, but it's still pretty bad.

Groan.

I’ve seen it exactly once, and certain unsettling images are still burnt into my memory like a blaze of horror. Mr. Bonestripper TERRIFIED me as a concept. The fact they couldn’t escape from the Valkenhausers at the end was one of the first time I realized movies could frighten me on an instinctual level. I bought a DVD of it, and have never unwrapped it from the plastic.

I remember watching it with my older sister when I was in 5th grade. We hated it, but we couldn't stop watching it. And we watched it more than once.

I vividly remember feeling nauseous during that floppy hotdog scene.

I always thought the dicknose thing would pretty much cement its place in film history

This movie wasn't intended to make the audience feel good or comfortable.

I'm giving it 3 stars because "Nothing but Trouble" is too good a movie to miss. I'm deducting stars for these insufferable assholes picking it apart.

Sometimes a movie just works despite itself. This is one of those movies. Analyzing the flaws is like trying to critique an orgasm.

Fun video. Have memories of watching this as a kid who loved Dan Aykroyd and John Candy and just being repulsed. I sort of think Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 does a similar thing to this movie but is actually fun and watchable.