2001 Maniacs Page #3

Synopsis: While traveling on vacation to Florida, the college friends Anderson Lee, Cory Jones and Nelson Elliot meet the gorgeous Joey and Kat in a gas station traveling with their gay friend Ricky to the same location. Anderson gives his phone number to Joey in Florida. The teenagers decide to take a shortcut and they find a detour through an old road leading to the Southern town of Pleasant Valley. They are welcomed by the local Mayor Buckman as guests of honor together with Joey, Kat, Ricky and the Afro-American biker Malcolm and his Chinese girlfriend Leah and invited to stay for their Guts and Glory Jubilee with free lodging, meals and booze at Granny Boone's hotel, and dancing, games and a mouth-watering barbecue in the climax of the jubilee. The group accepts the invitation but sooner they find who will supply the meat for the feast.
Genre: Comedy, Horror
Director(s): Tim Sullivan
Production: GreeneStreet Films
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.4
R
Year:
2005
87 min
290 Views


it's gonna be nothing

but dancing and games.

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And best of all...

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a mouth-watering--

mmm, mmm--barbecue.

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Let me guess.

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Detour sign?

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Detour sign.

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What do you think?

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l'm game for anything.

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Tell you what.

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You stay, we'll stay.

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Cool.

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Judas Priest.

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We got ourselves

two more Yanks for the jubilee.

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What the hell

kind of detour was that?

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Negro and Chinaman

to boot.

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That's Chinawoman.

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And what a woman!

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Well, don't just

stand around, folks.

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Granny's got rooms

waiting on you at the hotel.

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Come on!

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Come on!

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Welcome to

Granny Boone's hotel.

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'Sup?

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l don't think so, Amos.

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-l'm Hester.

-And l'm Glendora.

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Granny Boone said we're supposed

to show you to your rooms.

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You girls want

to burn some blunts?

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You know, spleef?

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Reefer.

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You two are so lucky

you're hotties.

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Any more luggage, boy?

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Boy?

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Ain't y'all motherfuckers

ever heard...

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of the Civil Rights Movement?

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ls that anything

like a bowel movement?

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What, are you out

of your f***in' mind?

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Kick back, hon.

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Granny Boone done wash out

some fresh sheets for ya.

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Guess you people aren't wearing

those things any more, huh?

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Tell me, where do black folks

hang out around here?

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From off that tree

down there yonder, usually.

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Oh, you want

to get down, huh? All right.

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Chill, baby.

l don't think our bellhick...

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is playing

with a full deck here.

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Granny Boone say we got to

please all our festival guests.

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Even you.

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Well, we wouldn't wanna...

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piss old Granny Boone off,

now, would we?

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All right then,

that's more like it.

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Now, remember...

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dinner is

at seven P.M. sharp.

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And Granny Boone,

she hates tardiness.

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Well, then y'all

best leave us to prepare.

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OK, then.

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l bid you adieu.

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That's German

for l'll see you later.

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Sh*t we got to go through

for a free meal.

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Come on, Malcolm.

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A little old-fashioned

hospitality might be fun.

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F*** old-fashioned

hospitality.

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l'd rather f*** you.

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Oh, sh*t.

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This sure is a fine reenactment

setup they've got going here.

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l ever tell you how much l love

Civil War tourist attractions?

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Don't y'all mind us none.

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Jezebel!

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Come here,

you little mutton chops.

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l say to hell with Daytona.

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l, sir, am in accordance.

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You know, l never knew

you were Southern.

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l was raised

by my Aunt Charlotte.

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She was old-school Southern.

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She taught me to open

the door for the ladies...

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say, ''Yes, ma'am''

''Why, no, ma'am.''

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You sure unlearned

that sh*t fast.

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Right, Cory.

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lt's still in me

in the background.

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School's in session!

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My misguided spawn.

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Now, why in the hell

did you let them two devils

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in Pleasant Valley, hmm?

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Lord knows l don't cotton

to waiting on a darky...

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and...however,

in service to the festival...

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Mmm, well,

it'll all be over soon.

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Looks like Miss Peaches...

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done snagged herself

a Yankee boy already.

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l got my eye

on that purty one

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with them long legs leading

up to them tender buttocks.

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Now, now, now.

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You leave her

to Harper, boy.

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That tasty dish

don't stand a chance...

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once he walk up on her.

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Am l right

or am l right?

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Trouble

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Trouble

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Came a-knockin'

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Came a-knockin'

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Trouble

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Trouble

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Came a-knockin'

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Came a-knockin'

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Trouble

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ls this place a hoot

or what?

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Can you believe

these hicks actually think...

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we're gonna sleep

in separate beds?

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Well, l say we hang,

grab whatever we can...

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