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Title: Mummy an' the Armadillo (2004)
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| Betty Buckley | ... | Let | |
| Lori Heuring | ... | Billie | |
| Clare Kramer | ... | Sarah | |
| Busy Philipps | ... | Carol Ann | |
| Brad Renfro | ... | Wyatte | |
| Johnathon Schaech | ... | Jesse | |
| Jodi Lyn O'Keefe | ... | Jackie | |
| Wade Williams | ... | Temple | |
| Amanda Aday | ... | Bevers | |
| Ashley Edner | ... | Young Billie (as Ashley Louise Edner) | |
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Luke Strode | ... | Young Jesse |
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Set entirely at a run-down roadside diner in Arizona, called The Armadillo Cafe, a shady tourist, named Sarah, stops for a rest at the deserted place run by a wary young woman, named Billie, and her dysfunctional and deranged family whom include her psychotic, alcoholic mother Let and her two sons; the retarded Wyatte and the crazed cowboy Jesse whom tie up and hold Sarah hostage when she begins asking too many questions about their pasts and is subjected to their mind games and physical and mental torture to find out her connection to the family and dark secrets they hold. Written by matt-282
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Rated R for violence and terror, strong sexual dialogue and languageParents Guide:
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29 January 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I saw this movie at a film festival in Houston. Unfortunately, the only laudable aspect of this film was Brad Renfro's performance. Outside of his character and delivery, the movie came up short on its suspense, drama, depth, and ultimately, quality.
Despite a cast of potentially capable actor and actresses, the storyline was so far-fetched that the people and situations were too much for even a mammoth-sized suspension of disbelief. One ridiculous, inexplicable scene after another left you asking if how on earth any one town could have so many utterly insane people walking around on a daily basis.
Unintentionally, it was like a fast-paced and unnuanced David Lynch movie that had the cinematography of Dawson's Creek and the suspense of a Meg Ryan romantic comedy.