Neighbors

1981

Action / Comedy

8
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 57% · 7 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 50% · 5K ratings
IMDb Rating 5.5/10 10 9240 9.2K

cult film based on novel or book spaghetti swamp model airplane neighbor

Director

John G. Avildsen Photo
John G. Avildsen

Top cast

Kathryn Walker Photo
Kathryn Walker as Enid Keese
Tim Kazurinsky Photo
Tim Kazurinsky as Pa Greavy
John Belushi Photo
John Belushi as Earl Keese
Tino Insana Photo
Tino Insana as Perry Greavy
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875.26 MB
1280*718
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
1 hr 35 min
Seeds 1
1.59 GB
1916*1076
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
1 hr 35 min
Seeds 7

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by DisJunkPICTURES 7 / 10

An Underrated Oddity

It's completely understandable why Neighbors wasn't exactly a success upon its release and why critics panned it every time they got the chance. Following super hit Blues Brothers with a weird, low-key black comedy was always going to be a challenge. The premise is comparable to The 'Burbs: mysterious neighbours in an isolated suburbia cause great stress and confusion for its uptight inhabitants. The whole thing plays very much like a WB cartoon, the irritating mickey-mousing score being an obvious clue. John Belushi is fun in an against-type performance whilst Dan Aykroyd is as good as ever. The humour is dark and wacky making the whole thing pretty unexpected and, times, random. Calling this film "illogical" is a bit like calling an episode of Road-Runner "improbable". The point of Neighbors is exactly that sometimes the random and the unexpected can be frustrating and overwhelming but that, in the end, it makes like much more interesting. Overall, Neighbors is great fun and its Tex Avery-style goofiness is either something you'll love or hate. Personally, I think this is a little gem deserving of some more attention and recognition.
Reviewed by capone666 7 / 10

The Vidiot Reviews...

Neighbors The irony of neighbours is that you often kill them with the same tool you borrowed from them.However, the aggravated neighbour in this dark comedy is liable to use his bare-hands.Despondent suburbanite Earl (John Belushi) is jolted from his mundane existence when an unconventional couple (Dan Aykroyd, Cathy Moriarty) moves in next-door.Unnerved by his forwardness and her flirtatiousness, Earl is confused as to why they moved into his quiet community.He soon begins to draw his own conclusions, which ultimately leads to paranoia and self-destruction. A satire on suburban bliss, Neighbors finds both its SNL alumni playing against their type in order to create a truly eccentric comedy.Based on the delusional bestseller by Thomas Berger, this undervalued psychological comedy from the '80s is an excellent commentary on the confines of safety and sanity.Furthermore, you should only interact with your neighbours if they have a pool.Yellow Lightvidiotreviews.blogspot.ca
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