Cast: Mark Arden (Hula), Lee Cornes (Arch Crippledick), Steve Dixon (Boy Madness), Adrian Edmondson (Ace), Mark Elliot (Hawaian), Serena Evans (Slammer), Dawn French (Passion), Steve Frost (Bula), Anthony Head (Ricki), Maureen O'Farrell (Warden), Nigel Planer (Marlon), Alice Richardson (Baby), Peter Richardson (Squealer), Jennifer Saunders (Little Sister), Peter Silverleaf (Hawaiian), Dudley Sutton (Marlon's Father), Amanda Symonds (Pearl), Emma Thompson (Young Woman), Faith Tingle (Warden), Vic Armstrong (Stuntman)

Cast: Adrian Edmondson (Vim Fuego), Rik Mayall (Colin Grigson), Nigel Planer (Den Dennis), Peter Richardson (Spider Webb), Jennifer Saunders (Sally), Dawn French (Rachel), Judy Hawkins (Spider's Wife), Tommy Vance (Concert Compere), Steve Walsh (Concert Organiser), Anne Cunningham (Colin's Mum), Gerard Kelly (Promo Director), Anthony Head (Recording Studio Engineer), Jonathan Stratt (Heavy), Yusuf Khan (Waiter), Jonathan Caplan (Virgin Megastore Shop Assistant), Gordon Kane (Assistant in Chart Shop), Susy Anne Watkins (Sexy Girl in Promo)

Synopsis: "The sequel to a British TV offering called Bad News, More Bad News might have been titled More "This is Spinal Tap". Like Rob Reiner's hilarious film, this is a spoof rockumentary that chronicles the reunion of Bad News, a heavy metal band whose members haven't played together for four years. In the interim, the band members--Edmondson, Mayall, Planer, and Richardson--have occupied themselves with more mundane occupations. With interviewer Saunders along for the ride, they perform again at the pub where they first made their name, cut a new single ("Warriors of Genghis Khan"), shoot a music-video, and make a disastrous appearance at an outdoor festival." (from The Motion Picture Guide, 1988 Annual)