Oof! I mean, I guess I should've been expecting this level of cringe from a two Corey's body swap movie, but I just didn't brace myself enough for impact. Feldman was obviously obsessed with Michael Jackson at this point, so it's kind of hilarious to see him mimic his style and dance moves, but the rest is painfully corny.

Not a good film, but for the opportunity to see the talented Corey Haim in his last mainstream movie before his life and film career took a major downward spiral, it is just about worth watching.

Just finished watching this and I can sum up my thoughts in one word -- SHOCKED! This movie rates a decent from me and I was expecting a gagger. First off, this movie epitomizes everything that is the 1980's. The wardrobe, the hair, the Michael Jackson dance scene. The soundtrack was rock solid and nicely intertwined into the film. I especially liked the scene where the "transformation" takes place and Van Morrison "Into the Mystic" is playing in the background building up to the climax of the song when they run in to each other. Very well done. Speaking of that, I also liked how our two protagonists aren't trying to escape their lives like _Freaky Friday_ and EVERY other movie like this. Coleman merely wants to be with the woman he loves forever. Pretty good reason. The other twist of the two ladies only partially switching into each other was what I think makes this movie so different and enjoyable. Nicely done The Coreys.