The garbage that gets dumped in the street by Ray, Mark, Art, and the nice garbage man remains in the same spot for the rest of the movie. "Not a finger, not a nose, nothin'." "I like this."

  SPACE FOR SALE!

Mayfield Pl.

These "garbies," played by Dick Miller and Robert Picardo are in almost all of Joe Dante's films. In case you didn't know, Joe Dante directed the film. So their appearances in the film is actually cameos.

  More Space!

Carol came up with the winning idea that they should go visit the Klopek's before someone "falls off a roof or [set themselves] on fire." It didn't really matter though considering both happened. Actually, Ray didn't catch on fire, he just browned.

  Call the Delvaines and book room for this space!

I've always noticed this, but apparently many didn't. When Art is snooping around by the Klopek's basement window, he finds a comb, runs his finger across the bristles, and sticks is in his back pocket.

This one goes by quick so watch carefully.  As Art runs in the Klopek's house to warn Rays that the Klopeks drove up, he runs by a sled.  This sled was in Citizen Kane.  A classic piece of movie history, just sitting in the Klopek's basement collecting dust and waiting to be blown up.  This was brought to my attention by Jim Newman--good work!

Have you ever taken the time to actually see why Mark called Hans Pinocchio? Just look at him. A.) the feather in the hat B.) the hat itself C.) the shorts and high-riding socks.

Did you ever notice that the little bit of paint highlighted above is the only paining Ricky got done (well, except for the paint spilled on his speakers).