Neighbors is more out there than pretty much any comedy you could watch. Aykroyd induces chuckles in about every minute he's on film. Watching John Belushi play the straight-man is a unique experience and he does it quite well. All in all, the insanity and Aykroyd make this worth 1 watch.

Pointless and shallow. The "message" at the end is simplistic (and 10 years out of date). The oft-noted switcheroo of the two lead actors had I think very little to do with the problems here. Oh well, at least it was better than the book (I couldn't get past the first chapter). And this is the most talent I've ever seen Kazurinsky show (hard to believe Belushi was one of his biggest fans).

I gave this film bonus points for being one of the first films I remember watching with my dad (what the hell dad?) and also because this movie is batshit crazy.

Belushi was great, Aykroyd was not. Movie was worse.

For some reason I remembered this movie being black and white...and funny. Wrong on both counts.

A dark comedy that works in part by reversing our expectations of John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd. Almost certainly the best movie not available on DVD.

Worth seeing just by virtue of its sheer massive weirdness

John Belushi? John Belushit.

A very bizarre but entertaining dark comedy.