Jeff Goldblum is perfectly cast as a loser who comes home early from work to find his wife in bed with another man. Confused, he drives "into the night," to find himself and instead finds bizarre adventure and intrigue.
This story was done better a few years later in "Afterhours," but "Into the Night" has a goofy charm that makes it worthwhile. John Landis tries to hard to weave in a cameo by just about every director in Hollywood (and David Bowie to boot). Why bother? The soundtrack, with songs by BB King, is a nice touch.
This story was done better a few years later in "Afterhours," but "Into the Night" has a goofy charm that makes it worthwhile. John Landis tries to hard to weave in a cameo by just about every director in Hollywood (and David Bowie to boot). Why bother? The soundtrack, with songs by BB King, is a nice touch.