Los Enchiladas! (1999)

Director:

Mitch Hedberg

Writer:

Mitch Hedberg (writer)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

About a half dozen slacker dudes dwell at their jobs at Los Enchiladas, the local Mexican sit-down joint...

Plot Keywords:

Restaurant | Chef | Manager | Customer | Mexican Restaurant

Cast

Gregory Arata	...	Robbie
Dave Attell	...	Don
Todd Barry	...	Duane
Robert-Bruce Brake	...	Tom
Kate Clarke	...	Prostitute
David Coral	...	Indecisive Husband
Elizabeth Davies	...	Dairyette Car Hop
Nicole Deane
Stephanie Jean Elmer	...	Indecisive Wife
Steven Mark Hahn	...	Mark The Cook
Mitch Hedberg	...	Lee
Chard Hogan	...	Shawn
Kimberlee Iblings	...	Lisa
Jana Johnson	...	Amy
Jim Jorgensen	...	Chef
Brian Malow	...	Al
Marc Maron	...	Devin
Dave Mordal	...	Bread Delivery Guy
Chuck Murphy	...	Terry
Jeff Rubican	...	Danny
David Ulrich	...	Fast Food Cook

Runtime:

75 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Maplewood Mall - 3001 White Bear Avenue N., Maplewood, Minnesota, USA

Company:

Expand Productions

Sweet deal!

If you are a Mitch Hedberg fan then this movie is definitely for you! This movie is hard to find, in fact I had a VHS copy sent to me by Mitch Hedbergs manager or someone I had gotten in contact with on his website, but then I lost it and I am now in search of another copy of it.

The movie has its slow parts and the plot is a bit shaky but the jokes and one liners and random crap going on in the movie is just hilarious. I can count two scenes I remember when all the characters break out into dancing for no apparent reason at all, and the dancing they are doing is horrible, yes, horrible, and you will just find yourself laughing for reasons beyond your comprehension. But you have to watch the movie to know what I mean. There are a couple jokes from Mitch's stand up routine in here also. I wish Dave Attel's character stayed in the movie longer, regardless every scene he is in is hilarious. Also Todd Barry, a lesser known comedian, is in this too. He plays a hotel manager at the Hotel where Hedberg's character Lee is staying. The scene between Hedberg and Barry when Mitch is leaving for work the first morning is one of my favorite, "How come the breakfast buffet ain't got no OJ man?" "Awe I take that s*** for myself." Watch this movie, and if you are not satisfied watch it again, trust me. Its like hearing the new song from a band you love and not liking it the first time you hear it but then hearing it again and again and then falling in love with it.