None more black, "Smell the Glove," the miniature Stonehenge — even if you’re unfamiliar with these now-classic gags, you probably know what it means to turn something up to 11. They’re all from 1984’s "This Is Spinal Tap," a satirical rock-doc that hit its nail so howlingly on the head that life began to imitate art: The fictional Spinal Tap released real albums, went on tour and became synonymous with dimwitted rock and roll excess.

Forty-one years later comes the sequel, "Spinal Tap II: The End Continues," bringing back Christopher Guest and Michael McKean as guitarists Nigel Tufnel and David St. Hubbins, respectively; Harry Shearer as bassist Derek Smalls; and director Rob Reiner as their bemused chronicler, Marty DiBergi. Can they recapture lighting in a bottle? Will this comebac

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