Black Sheep

(1996)

In the 1996 comedy film Black Sheep, a gubernatorial candidate finds himself in a sticky situation when he hires an unassuming special assistant to protect his campaign from his well-meaning but clumsy brother. Directed by Penelope Spheeris, this hilarious movie follows the misadventures of the unlikely duo as they navigate their way through a series of comedic mishaps.

The film stars Chris Farley as the lovable but accident-prone brother, who unwittingly manages to create chaos wherever he goes. David Spade portrays the highly-strung special assistant, whose sole responsibility becomes ensuring that his brother's antics do not jeopardize the candidate's chances of winning the election.

As the campaign progresses, the duo finds themselves in a series of outrageous situations that keep audiences entertained with their comedic chemistry. From a runaway campaign bus to mistaken identities and unexpected encounters, Black Sheep guarantees non-stop laughter from start to finish.

With its witty writing, zany characters, and a perfect blend of physical comedy and clever one-liners, Black Sheep is a must-watch for comedy enthusiasts. Whether you're a fan of Chris Farley's larger-than-life comedic style or enjoy the dynamic between Farley and Spade, this film promises an uproarious ride through the world of politics, brotherly love, and the unpredictable consequences of good intentions gone awry.