CINEMISSES! Night Shift
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In today's episode, Matt and Tug dig into Ron Howard's wild 1982 directorial debut, Night Shift. They discuss the 80s New York grime that gives the movie its bite, and the sitcom-perfect (and sometimes not-so-perfect) writing that somehow makes a prostitution racket feel oddly sweet. If you love 80s movies that are packed with quotable lines, zippy energy, and a cast full of faces you'll instantly recognize, this one has plenty to chew on. You'll discover why Michael Keaton's manic debut steals every scene, how Henry Winkler uses Chuck Lumley to escape the Fonz forever, and you'll consider how Ron Howard was able to make a high-concept sex comedy feel more like a story about love, not sleaze. Hold the phone, Chuck! It's another episode of CINEMISSES!
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