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"Meadowlands is a sunny place!"

The words would give you an expectancy of a drab, happy little suburban drama - comedy but in truth it is so much more.

The characters are very well portrayed, the storyline well thought through and written.

The darkness of Meadowlands/Cape Wrath will draw you in and keep you watching, wanting to find out why all the people are as they are.

It's a very good watch, but go in prepared for some spine-chilling surprises.

There is never a moment where you aren't in suspense, or worried for a characters personal safety, you feel empathy for them, but at the same time, are wary of the darkness you can feel in their natures.

Meadowlands/Cape Wrath is a top watch for someone looking to be intrigued.

When I first watched this film I wasn't really paying attention because I didn't find it that funny, but the second time I watched it, I was on the floor laughing. People say that its terrible and its making fun of mentally challenged people, but thats not true, the mentally challenged people have the best lines, and are given major parts in the movie, and people go on about how in the movie they're called retards, mentally challenged people I know call themselves retards! I thought this was a really funny movie, and it changed my opinion of Johnny Knoxville. I thought Johnnys portrayal of "Jeffy" was quite funny, and his uncle calling him "Jeffy Dohmer" was classic. Stavi wave was also a fantastic bit in the film, along with the bit where the real entrants are punching Johnny in the stomach and one of them goes "How Is This Helping?" It truly was a great movie, which I recommend people go and see, no matter what others say about it.