Brand/Studio: MCA Home Video release in association with Universal City Studios and C&C Brown Productions.
Title: Cheech & Chong's Next Movie starring Cheech Marin and Thomas Chong in their follow-up feature as the iconic stoner comedy duo.
Genre: Comedy; sub-genre: counterculture stoner humor and buddy antics set in Los Angeles.
Format: NTSC VHS videocassette in a standard cardboard slipcover with English language audio, color presentation, Hi-Fi sound, approximate running time of 1 hour 35 minutes, and an R rating. Packaging notes this as the home video version with some music rescored.
Country of origin: United States release credited to Universal City Studios and MCA Home Video, printed in the USA.
Back cover synopsis explains that after more than ten years of performing together, Cheech and Chong return in a new riotous adventure that showcases their offbeat style of humor for loyal fans.
The story follows the pair through a series of outrageous episodes that take them to a movie studio, a welfare office, a massage parlor, a police raid, the living room of a very rich family, a near-riot at the Comedy House, and even a wild trip into space.
Front cover artwork features caricature portraits of Cheech and Chong inside a diamond-shaped logo above a blue ribbon bearing the Next Movie title, framed by the tagline along the top edge that reads 'Just what we all need! A really good hit!'
The back panel shows the duo driving a red convertible into a drive-in theater marquee displaying the Cheech and Chong's Next Movie logo, along with detailed synopsis text and standard MCA Home Video branding.
ISBN: 1-55880-464-1 printed above the rear barcode. UPC: 096896601636 printed below the barcode on the back of the slipcover.
Condition: Outer cardboard slipcover shows moderate shelf and edge wear with corner rubbing, small nicks at the opening, and light discoloration on the white panels. Spine edges have minor scuffs and soft creases. VHS tape and labels are intact with light handling wear. Playback has not been tested and it is sold as untested media.