The classic 1989 film “Roadhouse,” despite its initial lukewarm reception, has become a beloved cult classic, known for its intense action scenes, memorable performances, and numerous bloopers.

Starring Patrick Swayze as the tough bouncer Dalton, the film is filled with hidden goofs, such as repeated knife disarmament and continuity errors during fight scenes. Its lasting appeal can be attributed to its over-the-top atmosphere, gritty action, and Swayze’s dedication to performing his own stunts, even while injured.

The film also featured notable performances, particularly by Sam Elliott, and has been referenced in pop culture, including in “Family Guy.” Despite missing out on roles in major films like “Tango & Cash” and “Predator 2,” Swayze’s role in “Roadhouse” solidified his status as a versatile action star. The movie’s legacy includes real-life inspirations, such as Dalton’s three rules being integrated into police training, and even spawned a sequel and an off-Broadway musical adaptation.