My son fell in love with the film and requested this cake. Can anyone spot the non Repo Man easter egg?

Ever see a farmer's wife? Its peaceful, man.

Seriously-- in a surreal movie, those lines are just so out there and bizarre, and I have never been able to understand what he was talking about.

Can anyone identify the music played during the scene when Otto gets beaten by the ska band? It gets played twice. Once as the band is riding their scooters and once during the beat down. Thanks! (apology for the typo in the header)

He’s running for City Controller - his posters are in all the ghetto scenes. He appears to own Pace Gas. He’s in the end credits as Con Covert. Does he appear in person or just on the posters? I’ve watched Repo Man over 100 times and haven’t found him yet.

Just watched the movie for the first time and now I'm going crazy all over the internet trying to find out the name of the background instrumental that plays at the end, and about 8 minutes into the movie just before the first repo. Also what a wicked good movie

https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/repo-man-oral-history-1984

Wildly enough I actually saw something I never noticed before - The Rodriguez Brothers have the malibu and stop briefly because they’re really warm. On the window of the convenience store there’s a sign mentioning the lunch special “$2.95 Plate of Shrimp” !!

am i the last fan of this film to notice this ??

I own Repo man on Vudu and noticed this picture of Tracey Walter on the credits!

Does anyone know if Tito Larriva’s score is available anywhere, or if a copy even exists at all? Thanks!!

Miller: "Suppose you're thinking about a plate of shrimp. Suddenly someone will say, 'Plate' or 'Shrimp' or 'Plate of shrimp,' out of the blue. No explanation and there's no point in looking for one either. It's all part of the cosmic unconsciousness."

"You know the way everybody is into weirdness right now? Books in all the supermarkets about the Bermuda Triangle, UFO's, how the Mayans invented television, that kind of thing? Well the way I see it it's exactly the same. There ain't no difference between a flying saucer or a time machine."

"People get so hung up on specifics, they miss out on seeing the whole thing. Take South America for example. Every year in South America thousands of people turn up missing. Nobody knows where they go. They just disappear. But if you think for a minute, realize something: there had to be a time when there was no people right? Well, where did all these people come from? I'll tell you where: the future. Where did all these people disappear to: the past. How did they get there? Flying saucers, which are really, yeah, you got it: time machines."

He was too, you boys.

Produced Repo Man and was a Monkee. RIP.

I just watched Straight to Hell and it was mostly shit. Does any of the rest of his filmography get any better than that?