Fast Food

Year: 1989

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: Michael A. Simpson

Comedy

Auggie and his friends, perpetual college students, must graduate and find jobs. When Samantha plans to sell her father’s garage to Wrangler Bob, Auggie takes a risky loan to turn it into a rival eatery. Their “secret sauce” acts as an aphrodisiac, drawing crowds. Bob sends spy Dixie Love to steal the recipe, prompting an FDA raid and courtroom chaos.

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