Cheech & Chong's Next Movie
Perennially stoned Cheech and Chong tear through the city of Los Angeles, causing trouble wherever they go. After Cheech loses his job, the two pot enthusiasts head to the welfare offices where Cheech's girlfriend, Donna, works. Instead of collecting unemployment, they find themselves thrown back on the streets, searching for a way to earn new income. But when Cheech's cousin, "Red" Mendoza, arrives, things get even crazier.
Director(s)
Newt Arnold
Marshall Schlom
Robert J. Doherty
Where to watch
Amazon Video
Rent
Cast & crew
Peter Bromilow
Gay Motorcyclist
Paul Reubens
Pee Wee Herman / Desk Clerk (Groundling)
Phyllis Katz
Woman in Hotel (Groundling)
Cassandra Peterson
Hostage (Groundling)
Tommy Chong
Chong
Cheech Marin
Cheech / Dwayne "Red" Mendoza
Edie McClurg
Gloria's Mom (Groundling)
Marshall Schlom
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Newt Arnold
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Rick Sawaya
Comedy Room Brawl Patron (uncredited)
Marcus Chong
Johnny
Jake Steinfeld
Womba
Phil Hartman
Chick Hazard Private Eye (Groundling)
Rita Wilson
Hostage
Ed Peck
Cop Shotgun
John Petlock
Client
John Steadman
Drunk in Welfare Office
Susan Mechsner
Leaflet Lady
Lupe Ontiveros
Old Lady
Raven Grey Eagle
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Shelby Chong
Beautiful
Rikki Marin
Gloria
Evelyn Guerrero
Donna
Don Bovingloh
Man in Hotel (Groundling)
John Paragon
Director (Groundling)
Ben Powers
Welfare Black
Catherine Bergstrom
Hostage (Groundling)
Betty Kennedy
Candy
Sy Kramer
Mr. Neatnik
Paul "Mousie" Garner
Executive
Jonathan T. Moore
Music Store Salesman
Marguerite Ray
Miss Hatchet
Robert Ackerman
Gas Station Owner
Lita Aubry
Welfare Child
Jonnie Barnett
Cop Driver
Carolyn Conwell
Swedish Maid
Victoria Wells
Massage Girl
Don Davis
One Man Band
Margarita Garcia
Cook
Mark H. Gilman
Welfare Actor
Ruben Guevara
Startled Man
Kim Hopkins
Wardrobe Girl
Robert Linder
Wino
Frank Picard
Guard at Gate
Michael Winslow
Welfare Comedian
Michael Drummon
Welfare Recipient
Natividad Vacío
Mexican Man in Welfare Office
Tony Viscarra
Junkie in Welfare Office
Bobby A
Doorman
Alvin Childress
Pinochle Player
DeForest Covan
Pinochle Player
Missy Cleveland
Massage Girl
Gay Guldstrand
Massage Girl
Nan Mason
Massage Girl
Christine A. McKee
Massage Girl
Brandy Roe
Massage Girl
Dan Caldwell
Client
Peter Griffin
Cop at Hotel
Tim Culbertson
Cop at Hotel
Charles D. Laird
Cop at Hotel
Bob Laird
Cop at Hotel
Paul E. Lewis
Cop at Hotel
Carl Weintraub
Cop at Hotel
Faith Minton
Lady Bouncer
Bob McClurg
Chicken Charlie (Groundling)
Dick Frattali
First Assistant Director (Groundling)
Gary Austin
Second Assistant Director (Groundling)
Tracy Newman
Third Assistant Director (Groundling)
Doug Cox
Cameraman (Groundling)
Bob Drew
Massage Parlor Owner (Groundling)
Steven Kavner
El Pachuco (Groundling)
Tim Silva
Standup Comic (Groundling)
Mary Anderson
Old Lady in Music Store (uncredited)
Herbert Coley
Party Patron (uncredited)
Lynna' Davis
Skater (uncredited)
Michele Drake
Massage Girl (uncredited)
Alan Dysert
Guest Star (uncredited)
Len Lawson
Businessman (uncredited)
Jay Moreno
Kid (uncredited)
Gregg Sawaya
Comedy Room Bouncer (uncredited)
Robert J. Doherty
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Reviews
Filipe Manuel Neto
**If Up in Smoke was very bad, this film managed to be even worse.** I didn't like “Up in Smoke” and there was little chance of me liking anything in the film that followed. In fact, the first one seems to be even better than this one, which from me is saying a lot, considering that I thought the first film was very bad. In this production, which I hated, we still had a relatively capable story that helped to understand things, and that served as a framework for a ton of jokes and the constant glorification of drug use, especially marijuana. In this film there is no story to tell: we have the jokes, which are even more idiotic, the kind that don't make us laugh but think “how was this possible”, and we continue, invariably, to have drugs, in quantities that would make the Colombian cartels richer than most countries in the world. I don't know what Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong saw to make cycles of films in which the use of recreational drugs is glorified as if they were gifts from the Olympic gods. If only they were able to make you laugh... but not even that. It's a film that should suffer the same fate as the drugs themselves: being burned.
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