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Roadhouse

  1. hard-bodied soft boys
    All the Sad-Eyed Action Guys Are Doing This MoveWhy use your own weapon when you can use the one your enemy just stabbed you with?
    By Alison Willmore
  2. take it outside
    Stop Asking Road House’s Arturo Castro to Introduce You to Conor McGregor“Like, I’m not going to make an introduction — unless it’s for a fee!”
    By Derek Lawrence
  3. the action edition
    Picking His FightsThe twists and turns of Jake Gyllenhaal’s unlikely, unsettling action career have brought him to Road House.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  4. sex symbols
    Sam Elliott Is Road House’s Real Sex SymbolIn 1989’s Road House, Patrick Swayze got shown up in his own damn movie by Sam Elliott.
    By Rebecca Pahle
  5. movie review
    A New Road House by Way of Looney TunesJake Gyllenhaal is better at oddballs than heroes — thank God he’s playing one of the former in this Road House remake.
    By Alison Willmore
  6. sxsw 2024
    The 12 Best Movies We Saw This Year at SXSWYou’ve probably heard of The Fall Guy and The Idea of You by now, but there are smaller titles that shined at this year’s film festival, too.
    By Matthew Jacobs
  7. bar rescue
    Jake Gyllenhaal’s Guarding the Road HouseStarring in the Prime Video reboot.
    By Alejandra Gularte
  8. What’s Leaving Hulu: September 2017Adios, Road House.
    By Joshua Rivera
  9. the industry
    Nick Cassavetes to Direct Ronda Rousey RoadhouseThe film will shoot next year.
    By Nate Jones
  10. the industy
    Ronda Rousey to Star in Road House RemakePain don’t hurt.
    By Nate Jones
  11. remakes
    There’s a Road House Remake in the WorksRob Cohen is set to direct.
    By Delia Paunescu
  12. Today in Bill Murray: Bill Murray Crashes a Kickball League and Loves the […] Bill Murray’s whimsically erratic real-life behavior is old news, but the comedy icon is continuing to pop up in unexpected places to give […]
    By Bradford Evans
  13. road house
    See Every Punch in Road HouseAh, the days before everyone freaked out over Mortal Kombat. Those were good days.
    By Eliot Glazer