Andy Sidaris, RIP

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Brian Mon, Mar 12, 2007 at 02:08 PM EST

Every Andy Sedaris film had the same simple rule -- Every seven minutes something or someone will be blowing up or losing clothes. I worked in a video store in the late 80's early 90's and his movies were staples. Funny - thoughtless exercises. "Hard Ticket to Hawaii" is probably the best and the funniest.

Sedaris movies always had a campy cameo as well. The funniest were Pat Morita and Eric Estrada.

Rest in piece Andy!!! The world has lost a true original.

Chuck_A Sun, Mar 11, 2007 at 12:29 AM EST

Goodness. I can remember laughing my buns off at "Hard Ticket to Hawaii" back in the late 80s. My roomate and I stumbled onto it one night and couldn't believe the combination of eye candy and.....well, eye candy. It was absolutely one of those films where you say that it's so bad that it's good (and did I mention the eye candy?).

RIP Andy.

S.C. Sat, Mar 10, 2007 at 05:53 AM EST

The point wasn't that the body counts weren't high, it was that in most cases the deaths weren't the gorefests that are so common today. A person gets shot, a squib explodes, and a bit of blood comes out, and that's it.

Not that I actually watched these films.

EP Sato Fri, Mar 9, 2007 at 11:52 PM EST

Sus, we must have watched different Sedaris movies. Guns and Picasso Trigger had massive body counts, and had more unrealistic explosions and BS escapes than both seasons of Prison Break combined.

Since these movies came out in an era when guys like Chuck Norris and Sylvester Stallone were singlehandedly winning the Vietnam war and Ahnold was going back in time as a cyborg who couldn't show emotions, the mostly straight to video Sidaris flicks barely caused a blip among most movie watchers. But for VCR addicted pop addicts, we would watch his movies just for the laughs.

Exploitation? For shizza. But not as fun as Rudy Ray Moore.

That said, I kinda miss the days of ex porn stars riding atvs on the beach while their bikini top/bullet proof vests fluttered in the wind just before they'd enter a room and kick some Azz.

Isn't that what movies are all about? So Mr. Sidaris, rest in peace. May heaven have all the boobies the South Park movie promised...