Chris Phillips

Stagecoach revolutionized the western, elevating it from B movie to the A-list and establishing the genre as we know it today with its quintessential tale of a group of strangers thrown together into extraordinary circumstances.

Doug Funnie and his friends find a "monster" named Herman Melville, who lives in the woods outside their town. But no sooner do they find out that the monster is actually kind of nice, not like a real monster at all, they suddenly find themselves hunted by bad guys, who want to capture the monster for their own evil purposes. In the midst of all this, the school dance is coming up and Doug has to compete with a snobby eighth-grader named Guy Grahamor for the attentions of Patti Mayonnaise. Will Doug save the monster from the bad guys and still get to take Patti to the Valentine's Day dance?

Doug Funnie and his friends finds a "monster" named Herman Melville, who lives in the woods outside their town. But no sooner do they find out that the monster is actually kind of nice, not like a real monster at all, they suddenly find themselves hunted by bad guys, who want to capture the monster for their own evil purposes. In the midst of all this, the school dance is coming up and Doug has to compete with a snobby eighth-grader named Guy Grahamor for the attentions of Patti Mayonnaise. Will Doug save the monster from the bad guys and still get to take Patti for the Valentine's Day dance?

Leary plays an unfortunate cat burglar who becomes trapped in a fate worse than jail when he takes a bickering couple (Kevin Spacey, Judy Davis) and their annoying relatives hostage. Before long, they're driving him nuts, and the line between who is whose hostage begins to blur. His only hope for survival is to act as their referee and resolve their differences - or its going to mean instant insanity for everyone! Spend a hysterically funny evening with The Ref - you're sure to experience an irreverent and fun-filled time!