Things Are Tough All Over (1982)
Cheech and Chong aren't for everyone, but under the right circumstances (coughtotallyhighcough), they're hysterical. This movie starts out in Chicago, but hijinks ensue when the stoner duo are hired to drive a limo to Las Vegas for some Middle Eastern oilmen. And by hijinks, I mean pornography and peyote.

Honeymoon in Vegas (1992)
Probably one of the last times Nicolas Cage didn't make us sleepy or violently ill, this movie saw James Caan conning Cage into giving him his fiancee (Sarah Jessica Parker) for a weekend. A madcap romp full of SJP sexiness and Flying Elvises.

Leaving Las Vegas (1995)
Cage returns to the strip in this tearjerker, drinking himself to death, although sadly not in real life. And yes, watching Cage in this movie made us ill, although that was pretty much the whole point.

Showgirls (1995)
One of our (meaning America's) guilty pleasures, this Paul Verhoeven film follows Elizabeth Berkeley's farmgirl character as she hitchhikes into Vegas, becomes a stripper, then a showgirl, then an ass-kicking deliverer of justice before hitchhiking out again. Take that, America-- I mean, Vegas!

Swingers (1996)
A young Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau re-introduce "Vegas, baby" to the national parlance, spending a crazy night in the city of sin to try and help Favreau forget about an ex by gambling and hooking up with waitresses. Double down!

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)
The ultimate "going crazy in Vegas" movie, based on the book by the ultimate "going crazy in [insert town name here]" journalist, Hunter S. Thompson. Johnny Depp channels Thompson's drug-fueled paranoia and hallucinations, helped out by Benicio Del Toro's coked-up Samoan attorney and director Terry Gilliam's gruesome renditions of Ralph Steadman's crazy book illustrations. After a while, they can't even leave the hotel room, let alone handle Circus Circus.

Very Bad Things (1998)
Look up "black comedy" in the dictionary, and there's a picture of Christian Slater wielding a chainsaw, which also happens to be the poster for this movie. Jeremy Piven lives the tasteless joke by accidentally killing a stripper at a bachelor party, and guilt and suspicion tear the group apart, resulting in death and paralysis. Ha ha ha! Wheee!

Go (1999)
An interwoven blend of three different stories, one centers on Taye Diggs going on a jaunt to Vegas with his wacky British ecstasy dealer friend. While there, they steal a car, slap a stripper's ass and shoot a bouncer before hightailing it home.

Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2005)
Our love for comedic Sandra Bullock should probably know some bounds. But a dowdy FBI agent going undercover as a showgirl in Vegas? That is where comedy lies, my friends.

What Happens in Vegas (2008)
...is only worth seeing for Zach Galifianakis, and The Hangover has rendered that moot.

Finding Amanda (2008)
Matthew Broderick plays a recovering gambler and alcoholic who offers to go track down his wife's wayward niece in temptation-filled Vegas. His wife's niece is a prostitute, played by Brittany Snow, a.k.a. Young Lily van der Woodsen from Gossip Girl. We shall say no more.

What's your favorite Vegas movie? Roll them bones below.