Night Shift

Chuck Lumley (Winkler) is one of those guys who appear to have found their perfect job. In Chuck's case, he's a morgue attendant and appears to have marginally more life in him than the stiffs he's looking after.

He gets shunted back to the night shift, where his pleasant routine (feed the plants, tidy the paperwork, listen to classical music, no excitement allowed) is shattered when he finds himself teamed up with an obnoxious, outrageous partner, Bill Blazejowski (Keaton), who is always dreaming of success and ways to make money.

Bill is loud, crude and out for a fast buck. He claims credit for most of the major inventions of the late 20th Century ("oh yeah. Wash-and-Dries. Did I ever tell you I had the idea for them first?"). Bill longs for his "one great idea" for success.

Chuck's life takes a bizarre turn when a neighbour, Belinda Keaton (Long), complains about the loss of her pimp. Bill, upon hearing the situation, suggests that they fill that opening themselves using the morgue at night as their brothel...

Against Chuck's better judgement, he gets talked into the idea, only to find that keeping their new business line from their boss is going to be tougher than he thought.

In the end, it's more than his boss that has objections...