From the Lincoln Memorial to the Florida Avenue Grill, a look at filming locations in the ’80s and now.

When D.C. CAB opened thirty years ago this week, you could see the movie in eighteen area movie theaters. None of those theaters are still operating. Is this the curse of D.C. CAB?

Sure, on one level D.C. Cab is a cheap, raunchy, and—by most accounts—bad ’80s comedy about a ragtag bunch of cabbies, but it’s also an accurate portrayal of D.C. culture.

We kick off our 30th anniversary celebration of D.C. Cab with a look at where the cast is now.

Washington, D.C. is in a lot of movies. The more destructive the better.