Storyline
The stories of a missing wife, a couple of meth heads and an Elvis impersonator are connected by the items found in a small town's pawn shop.
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Cast
Lukas Haas, Elijah Wood, Rachelle Lefevre, Pell James, Jimmy Lee Jr., DJ Qualls, Paul Walker, Thomas Jane, Vincent D'Onofrio, Norman Reedus, Brendan Fraser, Matt Dillon, Matt O'Leary, Michael Cudlitz, Chi McBride, Sam Hennings, Juli Erickson, Claire Frederiksen, Nicole Lovince, Kevin Rankin, Steffie Grote, Ashlee Simpson, Amy Brassette
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Reviews
63
Slant Magazine
Wayne Kramer thankfully refuses to cloak his excessiveness in hedge-betting self-consciousness and the result is a gratifyingly disreputable B-movie blow out.
40
Kramer, 10 years removed from his lone critical success, "The Cooler," and writer Adam Minarovich aren't exactly aping Tarantino, if only because they don't have the talent or inclination to aim that high.
38
It’s coherent enough, but entirely too long and unpleasant when it could have been one brutishly edgy hoot after another.
30
Village Voice
Director Wayne Kramer (Running Scared, Crossing Over) makes plain his cartoon-comedy intentions early and often via comic-book-panel-style title cards. The presiding atmosphere of over-the-top zaniness, however, is of a broad, banal sort involving little people, rampant nudity, and quasi-religious nonsense.
30
Despite its noteworthy cast who presumably had some time to fill between better gigs, this is the sort of instantly disposable B-movie effort that Quentin Tarantino would have chucked in the wastebasket after a first draft.
