The Kids in the Hall

1989

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8.4| 0h30m| en
Synopsis

The Kids in the Hall is a Canadian sketch comedy group formed in 1984, consisting of comedians Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald, Bruce McCulloch, Mark McKinney, and Scott Thompson.

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Ameriatch One of the best films i have seen
GazerRise Fantastic!
Spidersecu Don't Believe the Hype
Keira Brennan The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.
zaremskya-23761 Weird Canadian humor, but great. The sketches are smart, the actors work very well with each other. Some stuff makes absolutely no sense whatsoever but is nonetheless hilarious (like worshiping a man who only wears a towel). Highly recommended if you are a fan of sketch comedy television or enjoy quirky, obscure humor (who doesn't)? I watched this show mostly when I stayed home sick from middle school, so maybe my fever-addled brain added to the strangeness of the series, but somehow I doubt it. I've watched plenty of the show in a perfectly healthy state and it is still as bizarre as ever, yet brilliant.It seems that not many people have seen this show and that's too bad. It will forever be held fondly in my memory as a shining example of how silly and goofy adults can be, yet still do good work.
hhashem80 This comedy series is just Hilarious in a freaky and silly way that nobody could match until this day! You will laugh the whole way through starting from the way they look, the way they talk and the topics they raise. It's hysterical. Represents not only transexuality, gays, women, couples, relationships and friendship but also deeper emotions and conflicts like being lonely, desperate, being the odd one, higher authorities, bosses and prison, dancers and shows, ego-related issues, socializing, 'being normal', belonging and mingling with others and 'being shameless, disinhibitied and open about oneself'. Imagine all this shown in the mid 80's and in the funniest way ever! Painful subjects acted by an absolutely talented crew. Funny all the way and every episode is unique. Best of all their freakiness makes you giggle in disbelief!
flyawaynow I love the Kids. I used to stay up late in 6th and 7th grade at my friend's house to watch them and still watch whenever I can. I have to say though, sometimes I just do not understand what they are doing. Particularly the secretary skits and the Gavin skits. But that's a small price topay for some of the best sketch comedy I have ever seen.I made my Dad watch it once, that was a mistake. He just sort of stared with his mouth open and I think he has thought I might be gay ever since."People think I have got the power cause I've got the monkeys. Nope. I've got the power because I'll let the monkeys loose."
sami57peace2u The funniest scene in all of sketch comedy (including SNL) is most definitely in this show. It's just two characters running through the woods (I can't remember who, although one was Bruce) and yelling, "Ahh!" kind of lack-lusterly. Every once in a while, the woman will stop, pull off her shoe and throw it behind them. Then running across the screen will be two other characters (one of them Dave) carrying axes and swinging them also lack-lusterly. Then the woman will pull off her shoe again, and the axe-toters will run past again, and the strange simplicity just makes the entire thing freaking hilarious. Any sketch on this show is bound to make you laugh out loud, as those four simple Canadians are some of the funniest comedians around. Even on other shows, all shine. If you ever have a chance to see any of the Kids doing anything, jump at it. You'll practically pee yourself, they're so hilarious.