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  1. This movie is so top-heavy with plot, it can even afford to ignore some obvious possibilities. For example, Swayze's rented room is on a ranching spread across the river from Gazzara, and Gazzara is so busy with his other villainous duties that he doesn't have time for the standard subplot in which he wants to run the rancher off the land so he ...

  2. Road House | Rotten Tomatoes. TRAILER. List. Prime Video. Watch Road House with a subscription on Prime Video. Road House updates a cult classic for a new generation, happily...

    • (192)
    • Doug Liman
    • R
    • Jake Gyllenhaal
  3. Road House (1989) is my personal favorite number 1 film from Patrick Swayze. This film stands alone as Patrick Swayze's best work in my opinion. It is an action classic that I grew up with it, I am a fan of Patrick Swayze and I can say it is his best action film!

  4. www.rottentomatoes.com › m › 1017666-road_houseRoad House | Rotten Tomatoes

    Whether Road House is simply bad or so bad it's good depends largely on the audience's fondness for Swayze -- and tolerance for violently cheesy action. Read Critics Reviews

    • (2.7K)
    • Rowdy Herrington
    • R
    • Patrick Swayze
  5. May 19, 1989 · If you're adverse to movies with violence (including a particularly spectacular Rambo-esque turn for Swayze near the end of the film), nudity, and language, then this film isn't for you. But, if you're interested in a ridiculous trashy movie, with great music, then this is worth a watch.

    • (82K)
    • Action, Thriller
    • Rowdy Herrington
    • 1989-05-19
  6. The true heart of Road House taps into that peculiar, romanticized atmosphere of the Wild West: two dangerously violent-yet-soft-spoken, Southern-gentlemanly alphas, trading war stories and...

  7. On Rotten Tomatoes, Road House has a rating of 44% based on 50 reviews, with an average rating of 5.40/10. The consensus states: "Whether Road House is simply bad or so bad it's good depends largely on the audience's fondness for Swayze -- and tolerance for violently cheesy action."

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