Into the Night

Under-rated 1985 comedy-thriller directed by John Landis, and starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Jeff Goldblum.

Briefly, Ed Okin is an insomniac aerospace engineer (Goldblum) who encounters an Iranian smuggler's girlfriend/mule Diana (Pfeiffer), at LAX, inadvertently rescuing her from her fiancé's homicidal crime family and getting drawn into a complicated jewel heist plot.

Tropes used in Into the Night include:

Elvis Impersonator: Diana's brother Charlie.
Hey, It's That Guy!: if it's possible to be Trope Overdosed on a single trope, it's this film and this trope:
- Herb (Ed's best friend) is played by Dan Akroyd
- Ed and Herb's boss is played by David Cronenberg
- Colin Morris (the psychotic British hitman) is played by David Bowie
- the doorman of the Beverly Hills Wiltshire is played by Paul Bartel
- the nameless man who is pushed off a public phone is played by Jim Henson
- Monsieur Melville (French gangster and employer of Morris) is played by Roger Vadim
- one of the four SAVAK agents pursuing Ed and Diana is played by the director, John Landis (he's the one who never speaks)
My Car Hates Me
There Is No Kill Like Overkill: During the climax, most of the bad guys get blown away, but the one played by John Landis seems to get a special sendoff.
Victoria's Secret Compartment (though in this case it does refer to the, uh, other compartment).