No doubt intended as a totally campy joke, "Full Moon High" portrays 1950s teenager Tony Walker (Adam Arkin) accompanying his father (Ed McMahon) on a trip to Romania
 to visit his mother (Linda Blair). The trip is a bit of a bore for Tony, who is not very good at it, but he does manage to get his hands on some of the most beautiful women in Romania. The film is also a great comedy, with great performances by the cast, including the great John Cusack, the amazing John Hurt, and the wonderful John Goodman. It's a fun film to watch, especially if you're a fan of great comedies. I highly recommend it. 8/10. Recommended. 7/5. 4/2. 10/1. 9/3. 3/4. 2/0. 1/8. 0/7. *1/* from IMDb.com. (1 out of 10) *2/out of 5. 5/6. 6/9. <---<--- <----<---- <------<------ <-------<------- <--------<-------- <--<-- <------------<------------ < --<-----< -- < -----< < < ---< --- < ----< ---- < ------< ------ < --------< ----- << -------- < --------- < -------------< ------------ ---- ---- --- --- ---- -- --- -- -- ------ ----- -- ----- --- ----- ----
 in order to find out what happened to his grandfather. The film is a great example of how the 1950's were not the great years of American cinema, but rather the decade of the 1960's.