"Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy"

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Chicago Tribune
By Gene Siskel

A bold and totally off-the-wall comedy about a drug company rushing into production a feel-good drug not all that different from Prozac. The Canadian comedy troupe known as Kids in the Hall specializes in playing characters in drag as a way of sending up all manner of stiff adult behavior, and their attack extends here to corporate ruthlessness and the personal desire to bliss out. Soon to be a midnight cult film. R. (star) (star) (star) 1/2

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