When director Rowdy Herrington introduced audiences to legendary bouncer James Dalton back in 1989, no one could have predicted that Road House would still be a part of our cultural discourse today. It's just another testosterone-fueled action Patrick Swayze actioner, right? Not to the film's legions of fans, who consider Road House to be the Citizen Kane of tough guy bouncer flicks. Everything from its tagline ("The dancing's over. Now it gets dirty") to the copious scenes of a shirtless Swayze continue to put Road House fans in a frenzy. And these same fans have kept the spirit of Road House alive in some truly unique ways. ...
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When director Rowdy Herrington introduced audiences to legendary bouncer James Dalton back in 1989, no one could have predicted that Road House would still be a part of our cultural discourse today. It's just another testosterone-fueled action Patrick Swayze actioner, right? Not to the film's legions of fans, who consider Road House to be the Citizen Kane of tough guy bouncer flicks. Everything from its tagline ("The dancing's over. Now it gets dirty") to the copious scenes of a shirtless Swayze continue to put Road House fans in a frenzy. And these same fans have kept the spirit of Road House alive in some truly unique ways. ...