Ann Walker, Beau Bridges, Beth Grant
The bizarre death of Peggy Ingraham, the matriarch of a working-class Texas family, sets off fireworks within her dysfunctional family. Her determinedly proper daughter Latrelle is in denial over the ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 18, 2003
Stats: 250 reviews
Low budget, low rent comedy tries to be a John Waters-type film. It almost succeeds, but is too self aware and self-righteous to be successful.
Ok, so the production value is low, the writing is bad, and the acting is bad. But it was funny.
got to really have an open mind in a twisted way for this comedy. I thought it was funny, but my family thought it ignorant. LOL
I was hoping this would be great - the cast is! However, it's weak and muddled and uninvolving. Should have done much better with a cast like this.
a very funny way people deal with life and all its twists and turns and this one has a lot of turns
This is an awesome funny, that is so funny. I loved it. Seen it many many times.
One of the funniest movies I've seen in awhile; I KNOW people just like those depicted in this movie.
freaking hilarious like every sterotype of southerners ever but not much of a plot
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