I have no idea. People tend to say they're the best years of your lives but, with homework, annoying teachers, peer pressure etc, you think they're mad but, when you look on those years with hindsight, you realise they're right and it's all downhill from there!

However, being older and with more disposable income enables you to buy things you couldn't when you are at school and can legally buy all the adult rated DVDs you want, including The Kentucky Fried Movie.

Phew, now we're back on topic, feel free to continue!

Caught it on DVD from Vibes and Scribes in Cork when I was living there. Was really into Animal House, The Blues Brothers, An American Werewolf in London, yeesh pretty much anything by Landis at the time. Even Susan's Plan and when I saw that it was by ZAZ too, couldn't believe my luck. Watched it with a group of us and don't think a week goes by without me quoting the 'A Fistful of Yen' sketch.
Even with the dentist - I'd rather be tough and ruthless than rough and toothless

did you get hold of AWOTM then?? just checking etc....

I rented Amazon Women on the Moon and have put it in my wish list, but haven't bought a copy just yet.

I bought the DVD on a whim, being a fan of both John Landis and Airplane!. Didn't disappoint.

The fact you're from Kentucky had absolutely no bearing on it then?!

I saw this at the cinema. It was on a double bill - can't for the life of me remember what with though...

I remember the crap saying 'Schooldays are the best years of your life'
SHIT! I didn't have a bad time at all at school, honestly, but the saying is really an old one dedicated to the public shools, Eton, Harrow etc
anyway , you learn more when you leave

I saw it at the Gaumont Cinema in Barkers Pool, Sheffield. I later found a copy on vhs at a car boot sale. I must get it on DVD, it's a classic. The sequel, "Amazon Women on the Moon" and the other great sketch movie "The Groove Tube" are equally worth seeking out.

It was partly due to remembering the first friend I knew who had a video player mentioning it and the fact I use to always see the cover in the video shops, but either way I picked up a cheap copy in CEX all these years later. (Not the Arrow release.)

My levels of nostalgia for the early days of video run deep! :lol: