Inbred Rednecks

One redneck has plans for his huge cock (rooster that is) in this very episodic film that really lacks any sort of plot whatsoever. The film has it's moments, but is VERY long winded for a film of it's type (I mean almost two and a half hours??? What the hell man?) And Come on really? Are there any truly good movies with the word "Redneck" in the title? Nope I didn't think so either. It's not that well edited either. For the VERY indiscriminating viewer this film MAY be worth if... provided you're drunk enough and have a few friends over to make fun of it with. But really the running time is BAD.

My Grade:C-

DVD Extras: Director & cast commentary; a 6 minute and 30 second "Guide to low budget film making" that is worthless; and a Behind the scenes segment (26 minutes)

Often more like a grouping of gags and setups, this little gem pays off in the end. Not to miss the social commentary on the subtleties of southern law enforcement, either. This line is fodder. As is this line. My review of this film is only two lines long. It is, after all, a short film.

Horrible script, horrible direction, horrible lighting, horrible jokes, horrible sound, horrible acting. So, why do I love it so much? It has a nice, homey feel to it. You can tell everybody who made this film is friends. There are some truly hilarious scenes, like the horrifying fate of "Sweet Meat" the midget. I'd like to see this guy make another film, for sure. I rented this movie numerous times in college and my roommates all loved it. It has a retarded appeal. I'd love to see a DVD of this released. I'd buy it, hellll yes I would. Anyway, my review is over, pretty much. IMDb has this ten line minimum so I have to keep writing. Inbred Rednecks is a funny, funny movie. Go see it, if you like gross, crude, poorly done movies. I like this movie. Am I at ten lines yet? YES! I am. Bye now.

For a low budget comedy -- make that any comedy -- at two-and-a-half hours, it's probably 30-45 minutes too long. It looks cheap. If it was made for $5000, you can imagine $4000 of the budget was spent on catering. The lighting, camera work and effects are dreadful. The acting is unprofessional and many of the jokes are in bad taste. Yet all is forgivable and part of the charm. There are at least four high spot sequences that are as uproariously hilarious as anything Hollywood has released the past decade -- and that includes supposedly hip "cutting edge" "underground" cult faves like "Borat," "Superbad," "Wedding Crashers," "Team America," "Super-Troopers" or "South Park: Longer & Uncut." There are long mildly amusing stretches that sometimes flat-line, but those high spots are just so flat-out funny that people who enjoy the humor of "Mr. Show" and Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive" should enjoy this, even if it's waaaay lower budget and looks it.

Well, I can't say this is the best movie I've ever seen--because it isn't! This film was lensed by Joshua Warren, a local guy from Asheville N.C., near where I live. Josh has an impressive career as an author and paranormal researcher--somewhere in between writing books on local haunted places and chasing ghosts he made this red herring, something about some none-too-bright rednecks who raise a mutant rooster for cock fighting! Josh and some friends play the rubes in question, who drift through a series of toilet-joke set-ups and raunchy gags on their way to the big no-holds-barred cock fight! At once mortifying in it's utter tastelessness and impressive for even getting made in the first place. There's something to be said for a movie like this--if this could be unleashed on the world, imagine what you could do!I've heard tell that this flick won some sort of award for being the best film to watch while stoned--undoubtably!