In an attempt to get rid of corruption and keep security in one of the well-known bars ever Double Deuce in Jasper, Missouri, James Dalton, a professional cooler, who according to his efficiency, has been asked by Frank Tilghman, who asks for his help, in order to end that corruption.
Swayze is up to a part that requires him merely to show his muscles and dexterity, but Gazzara is trapped in his hopelessly evil caricature, leaving Sam Elliott (in a too-limited role) to provide the film's only real charm.
The Peruvian marching powder is all but dusting the corners of the frame throughout 'Road House,' which may as well go into a museum for '80s artifacts.
