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Cast

Brendan Fraser
as Chazz

Steve Buscemi
as Rex

Adam Sandler
as Pip

Joe Mantegna
as Ian the Shark

Chris Farley
as Wilson

Michael McKean
as Milo

Amy Locane
as Kayla

Michael Richards
as Beech

Judd Nelson
as Jimmie Wing

Ernie Hudson
as Sergeant O'Malley

Nina Siemaszko
as Suzzi

Marshall Bell
as Carl Mace

Reg E. Cathey
as Marcus

David Arquette
as Carter

Kurt Loder
as Himself

Harold Ramis
as Chris Moore

Michelle Hurst
as Yvonne

Vinnie DeRamus
as D & D Rocker

Rich Wilkes
as Corduroy Rocker

Zander Lehmann
as Tyke

Alejandro Quezada
as Rocker

Lemmy
as School Newspaper Rocker

Daniel Zacapa

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Audience Reviews for Airheads

• Jun 11, 2017

  Absolutely ridiculous, but it appeals to the youthful rocker within me. Also Adam Sandler is place mercifully far into the background.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Jun 21, 2016

  This is a very underrated comedy. Fraser, Buscemi, and Sandler play 3 metal band members looking for their big break but are denied by every record label so as a last ditch effort, they go to a radio station to get their demo played and when the DJ refuses to play it, they take everyone hostage. Buscemi is hilarious in this film and Sandler plays off his "cute dumb guy" character. The story has other little dramatics with it that make the story not only focused on the 3 main characters which is good. Like I said, very underrated and worth a watch especially if you grew up in the 80s and 90s.
  

  Patrick W Super Reviewer
• Feb 02, 2015

  "Put your heads up against the speakers, and blow your brains out!" A high-energy goofball comedy, Airheads is entertaining and full of laughs. Desperate to get a record contract, three wannabe rockers take a radio station hostage in order to get their demo played. Featuring Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi, Adam Sandler, Chris Farley, Joe Mantegna, and Michael Richards, the cast is quite impressive. And the comedy is pretty good, with lots of fun, clever satire about the music industry and rock-n-rock culture. Plus, the soundtrack does a great job at setting the right tone without feeling like it's pandering. Airheads goes a little too far at times, but overall it's an enjoyable sendup of the rock-n-roll scene.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Jun 26, 2012

  Airheads is a fun and entertaining comedy that could have been much better, but for what it is, it is a film that is quite decent to average, but you can clearly see that it does fall short of its potential. The cast are quite funny in their roles, and this was one of the few films where Adam Sandler was enjoyable and fun to watch along with others such as Happy Gilmore and Big Daddy. Brendan Fraser is interesting as well, but the one who steals the show is Steve Buscemi and Chris Farley. Airheads does have good moments and rewatching it years later, I enjoyed it more so. For rock and metal fans, you're sure to enjoy the cameos by Motorhead vocalist Lemmy Kilmester and a short performance by White Zombie. If the script would have been reworked slightly, this would certainly have been a great comedy, as it is, it's a decent film with good on-screen gags. I did enjoy the film, but like I previously stated, felt that the film could have been reworked to make the jokes stands out more. Airheads is worth seeing if you want a fun and entertaining comedy, but it's not a stand out picture either. Go into this one expecting some laughs with decent performances and you won't be disappointed. Airheads is fun for what it is, but the idea for the film is interesting and the humor is silly and good, mindless entertainment. This is worth checking out if you want to watch one of the better Sandler films. With that said, I don't think he was the standout actor here, but he was pretty good in his role as one of the dimwits taking the radio station hostage. Airheads is decent, but you have to wonder how good this film could have been.
  Alex r Super Reviewer

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