Directed by:
Ron CarlsonCinematography:
Ricardo Jacques GaleComposer:
Greg NicolettCast:
Taryn Manning, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Eric Roberts, Shiri Appleby, Spencer Locke, Beverly D'Angelo, Lin Shaye, Emily Alyn Lind, Meat Loaf, Danny Woodburn (more)Plots(1)
Three ghosts pay a visit to frivolous, unemployed single mother Cindy (Taryn Manning), giving her the opportunity to mend her selfish ways, and prevent social services from claiming her neglected kids. A self-centered, unemployed good ol' gal Cindy has been popping out kids by different daddies since she was knee high to a grasshopper. She has no intention to ever get a job or stay faithful in a relationship. Cindy's father Ross walked out on her on Christmas Eve when she was only eight and she seems to be following in his footsteps, so instead of raising her kids with proper values, she's more interested in buying lottery tickets and doing what's best for herself. With her reckless ways and loose legs, it's no surprise she's about to lose her kids. But when three unlikely ghosts set out to show Cindy the errors of her white-trashy ways, she begins to realize she'd better reform or else... (official distributor synopsis)
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I was surprised that Cindy wasn’t an alcoholic. If she had been, this movie would’ve been a story of the worst parent ever. Even as it was, she was close to being awarded this title. An unorthodox American redneck comedy, which didn’t make me laugh much but at least possessed something that made me finish watching it.
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