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You know that video where they make Daniel seem like the real villain in the Karate Kid? They could definitely do that with Road House. The villain is so incredibly one-dimensionally villainous, but they could twist it to make it appear like he was protecting the town, bringing in lots of money, employing lots of people, and he even took care of a disadvantaged girl who needed a father-figure (Swayze's love interest). Then the evil townspeople, full of envy and lack of appreciation, led by an outsider with a murderous past form a lynch mob and go to his house to murder him in his own living room.
You remember it a lot better than I do. The throat ripping scene was by far the most memorable part of the movie. Other than the fact Swayze was a bouncer at a bar, I don't think I could have given you a single other detail about the plot.