By msnbc.com
The ’80s were good to John Cusack. He was a teenager then, racking up acting credits in films such as “Sixteen Candles,” “The Sure Thing,” “Better Off Dead” and “Say Anything.”
Now 43, Cusack returns to that storied decade on screen and off as the star and producer of “Hot Tub Time Machine,” a comic romp that brings four friends back to their youthful glory days via a mysterious Jacuzzi powered by Russian Red Bull and repaired by a cryptic Chevy Chase.
In the film, opening Friday, Cusack and Chase, along with Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, Clark Duke and Crispin Glover, find themselves at a ski resort for Winterfest ’86, where Poison is the headlining band and Day-Glo is the fashion of choice.
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