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A hapless police officer is transferred to the night shift even as he clandestinely pursues a career as a stand up comedian.A hapless police officer is transferred to the night shift even as he clandestinely pursues a career as a stand up comedian.A hapless police officer is transferred to the night shift even as he clandestinely pursues a career as a stand up comedian.
- Awards
- 1 win total
Sydney Lassick
- Peeping Tom
- (as Sidney Lassick)
Roxanne Osco
- Kicking Girl
- (as Roxanne Cybelle)
Kitten Natividad
- Big Bust
- (as Frances Natividad)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaDirector Jackie Kong added sound effects in post production to make it seem like Billy Barty was farting all the time. Barty had no idea that was going to happen and was furious. He tried to sue the production company.
- GoofsAfter the duel between Melvin and The Bagman, Kent Lane (Pat Paulsen) tries to deliver his line too early and interrupts Dr. Zeigler.
- Quotes
Officer Sue Perman: You can talk about my tits or my ass, but don't call me dumb.
- Crazy creditsAll the credits are in French.
- Alternate versionsThe Anchor Bay DVD is slightly edited and runs 85 minutes, while the original New World Video release runs approximately 87 minutes. Obviously, the latter is the complete version.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 31 Horror Movies in 31 Days: Blood Diner (1987) (2017)
- SoundtracksFace of Love
Performed by Lee Henderson
Written by Leonard L. Goldsmith and Larry Neil Henderson
Featured review
Make no mistake, Night Patrol is a mix of juvenile stupidity and toilet humor.
Maybe that's why I liked it so much.
Comedy of this nature doesn't ask much of your brain. Your age and/or sense of humor fills in the blanks. Even years down the road some pretty funny segments stand up. On a shoestring budget and featuring the likes of The Unknown Comic from the 80's (who? Yeah exactly), Pat Paulsen, Linda Blair and a few other familiar faces.
The whole thing isn't trying to be anything it's not. Sure you could say it was riding the coat tails of the 80's Police Academy screwball cop genre, but it does it way cruder and funnier than anything Guttenberg and Co. Ever did. Night Patrol has it's own camp style.
I was pretty young when I first seen this (no surprise). Now much older it still ranks as one of my favorite comedies. Sure some of it is dated. Some of the material didn't hold up well. There's also some gags I'm sure you couldn't get away with today, but few things are classic shtick. Bodily function jokes, boobs, a The Good, The Bad and The Ugly parody, more boobs, etc. I'm not going to attempt to sell this movie to you. If you like it - you already know why. The humor is raw, crude and funny.
Maybe that's why I liked it so much.
Comedy of this nature doesn't ask much of your brain. Your age and/or sense of humor fills in the blanks. Even years down the road some pretty funny segments stand up. On a shoestring budget and featuring the likes of The Unknown Comic from the 80's (who? Yeah exactly), Pat Paulsen, Linda Blair and a few other familiar faces.
The whole thing isn't trying to be anything it's not. Sure you could say it was riding the coat tails of the 80's Police Academy screwball cop genre, but it does it way cruder and funnier than anything Guttenberg and Co. Ever did. Night Patrol has it's own camp style.
I was pretty young when I first seen this (no surprise). Now much older it still ranks as one of my favorite comedies. Sure some of it is dated. Some of the material didn't hold up well. There's also some gags I'm sure you couldn't get away with today, but few things are classic shtick. Bodily function jokes, boobs, a The Good, The Bad and The Ugly parody, more boobs, etc. I'm not going to attempt to sell this movie to you. If you like it - you already know why. The humor is raw, crude and funny.
- refinedsugar
- Sep 15, 2000
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- $4,500,000 (estimated)
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