Inbred Redneck Alien Abduction (2004) (V)

User Rating:

3.7/10   

Director:

Patrick Voss

Writers:

Adam Hackbarth (screenplay)
Ron Bonk (story) ...

Release Date:

30 November 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Adventure | Comedy | Horror | Sci-Fi

Plot:

Aliens meet their match. Abducting a bunch of crazed hillybillies can be a little messy.

Plot Keywords:

Alien | Hillbilly | Alien Abduction | Arkansas | Inbreeding

Cast

Ethan Blum	...	Pizza Dude
Chad Bockholdt	...	Special Agent Seth Cooper
Jeremy Corray	...	Jay
Jeanette DePattie	...	Jenny May Zeeka
Donna Donahue	...	DonnaBob Zeeka
Michelle Eller	...	Ikan Kikyeras (as Mischa Bolet)
Richard Gilewitz	...	Agent Cupcake
Adam Hackbarth	...	Otis the Lumber Guy / Rufus Zeeka / Bigfoot
Tanya Brandy Hatter	...	Suzy Bob Zeeka
Brian Kanealy	...	'Gutless' Pete Zeeka
Robert Lloyd	...	Major Butt / 'One Armed' Joe Zeeka / Jango Binx
William Lodderhose	...	Agent / Mechanic Bob Phillips (as Bill Lodderhose)
Don Pearson	...	Pappy Duke Zeeka
Sharon Pearson	...	'Ducttape' Sally McNally
Protar	...	Himself

Runtime:

USA:90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:Unrated

Filming Locations:

Alton, Illinois, USA

Company:

Robot Monkey Lab

I dunno...

I can truthfully say i've never seen worse teeth in ANY movie. Apparently, the characters still haven't caught up with that "new fangled invention" of the toothbrush. Or if they had, they definitely don't brush their teeth more than one or twice a year if even that much. They make the audience feel very glad indeed that smellovision isn't included in the experience. I couldn't help but wonder what was used to create the effect of such truly awful teeth as it was definitely disgusting.

Good production values for an intentionally brain-dead stupid movie, but somehow, it didn't quite click for me. All the elements were there, but they didn't quite gel out correctly. Maybe because everything was just constantly a little too over the top, even in situations when subtleness would have worked better.

The movie is a bit of silliness, that almost, almost works. A little too rough around the edges, though, to make the silliness really work as it should have.

Worth watching? I dunno... You should realize ahead of time there are NO socially redeeming features to it and it IS pretty rough around the edges. Consider carefully the use of "inbred" in the movie title because that's pretty much what you get.