"I don't want a large Farva!"
"Who wants a mustache ride?"
"Ursula!"
"Who is this... John Chimpo?"

So many great lines from this week's further review... and guest host Christopher Stokes stays on as we talk about another great turn of the century comedy, "Super Troopers"!

Starring: Broken Lizard

Today is a very special day at Upon Further Reviews, we have our very first guest host, Christopher Stokes, who is a very dear friend of the Podcast. Listen as we kinda sorta love and hate on this week's review, "Old School". Starring Will Farrell, Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn, and Ellen Pompeo. With Jeremy Piven, Sean William Scott, and many many more. What are your memories of this comedy classic?

What happens when 2 rich dudes control the minds and actions of two unsuspecting victims. A social experiment gone awry in more ways than one. This one has a bit of everything. It wouldn't be made today. Today, Jeffery and Steve further review, "Trading Places". Starring Eddie Murphy, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Dan Akroyd.

Today is the day! Listen as Jeffery and Steve dissect what to many is a confusing choice for the third installment in "Murphy Month". And yeah, those people are probably right. A true fish out of water story (as many 80s Murphy movies are), this one takes Murphy all the way to Nepal. Today, we further review, "The Golden Child". Starring Eddie Murphy. With Charlotte Lewis, Charles Dance, Victor Wong, and J.L. Reate as the titular character. What do you think about this one? Like our IG: @UponFurtherReviews and let us know. Be on the lookout every Tuesday for more episodes of "Upon Further Reviews".

Today is the day for a new episode of "Upon Further Reviews"! What can you say about Axel Foley... he's just the coolest. Detroit detective, funny and witty, capable of getting the best of people with his cunning linguistics and hilarious pranks... and the laugh, oh the laugh. Listen today as Jeffery and Steve laugh right along with one of the great comedy classics of the 80s, and part 2 of our "Murphy Month". Today, we further review, "Beverly Hills Cop", starring Eddie Murphy and Judge Reinhold.

What do you get when you mix Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall, Darth Vader, gheri curls, a McDonald's rip-off, and some of the greatest makeup of the 1980s? You get today's episode of Upon Further Reviews. Listen as Jeffery and Steve tackle the first film of Murphy Month, "Coming to America"! Starring Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall, James Earl Jones, Shari Headley, John Amos, and Allison Dean, with appearances by: Louie Anerson, Paul Bates, Samuel L. Jackson, Cuba Gooding Jr., Eriq La Salle, and the great Madge Sinclair. What are your favorite moments of this 80s comedy classic? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @UponFurtherReviews and leave us a comment!

What is a Yoot? What is a grit? Why is the Karate Kid in Alabama? Find out these answers and more on today's episode of "Upon Further Reviews"! Jeffery and Steve take you back to Alabama in 1992, in the comedy classic, "My Cousin Vinny"! Starring Joe Pesci, Ralph Macchio, and Marissa Tomei. With a huge list of names from the 80s and 90s in supporting roles. Listen each and every Tuesday, and like us on Facebook. Also on IG: @UponFurtherReviews

"Dune". No, not that awesome one you saw in 2021... the one from 1984 is what we're talking about. Today is the day Jeffery and Steve take a deep dive on the sci-fi classic. What do you think about this movie? Follow us on IG: @uponfurtherreviews and let us know in the comments!

Today is the day! Follow Steve and Jeffery when they travel back in time... to 2019? Apparently director Ridley Scott was okay with replicants from planetary colonies escaping to Earth... in 2019. That tidbit aside, this movie is a CLASSIC. Today, we further review "Blade Runner" (1982). Starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, and Edward James Olmos. What do you remember about this one? Follow us on IG: @uponfurtherreviews and leave us a comment!

Welcome to this week's episode of "Upon Further Reviews!" This week, Steve and Jeffery finish their early 90s LA two-parter with a tale of a seemingly average man who decides he's had enough of modern society, and wreaks havoc on an unsuspecting population. Add in the classic "detective on his last day" trope, mix with two great actors, and you've got "Falling Down". Starring Michael Douglas and Robert Duvall.