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Mule Skinner Blues

Play trailer Poster for Mule Skinner Blues R,  2002,  1h 33m,  Documentary Play Trailer Watchlist
Watchlist 83% 18 Reviews Tomatometer 81% 250+ Ratings Popcornmeter
83% Tomatometer 18 Reviews 81% Popcornmeter 250+ Ratings
This documentary offers a glimpse inside the lives of several individuals -- mainly former shrimp workers -- all residing in a Florida trailer park, all with very strange talents and habits. The community's leader is Beanie Andrew, an eccentric man who boasts about his decades-long career as a writer, actor, singer and dancer. Other community members, who unite to create a homespun horror film, include a yodeling country singer and a hot-tempered guitarist.

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Kevin Thomas Los Angeles Times May 2, 2002
4/5
As amusing as it often is, it is even more affectionate. Go to Full Review
Frank Scheck The Hollywood Reporter Apr 26, 2002
The charms of willful eccentricity, at least as evidenced by this latest cinematic essay, are beginning to wear a bit thin. Go to Full Review
Gene Seymour Newsday Apr 12, 2002
3/4
Watching Beanie and his gang put together his slasher video from spare parts and borrowed materials is as much fun as it must have been for them to make it. Go to Full Review
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Oct 3, 2005
3/5
Joshua Tanzer Offoffoff Mar 10, 2003
3/4
Beanie's a big believer in appreciating the art in your own neighborhood even if it isn't backed by a multimillion-dollar budget - and so am I. Go to Full Review
Shawn Levy Oregonian Jun 21, 2002
B
It will make you think twice about what might be going on inside each trailer park you drive past -- even if it chiefly inspires you to drive a little faster. Go to Full Review
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Cast & Crew

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Stephen Earnhart

Director

Beanie Andrew

Self

Don Arrup

Satan Worshipper

Emily Brannon

Seductress

Holly Cavanaugh

Self

Matt Elefant

The Handsome Neck

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Synopsis This documentary offers a glimpse inside the lives of several individuals -- mainly former shrimp workers -- all residing in a Florida trailer park, all with very strange talents and habits. The community's leader is Beanie Andrew, an eccentric man who boasts about his decades-long career as a writer, actor, singer and dancer. Other community members, who unite to create a homespun horror film, include a yodeling country singer and a hot-tempered guitarist.
Director
Stephen Earnhart
Producer
Stephen Earnhart, Victoria Ford
Distributor
Artistic License
Production Co
Solaris, Bean-Tyle Productions, Steel Carrot
Rating
R (Brief Language|Sexual Content|Nudity)
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Apr 12, 2002, Original
Box Office (Gross USA)
$10.1K
Runtime
1h 33m
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