SparkMore n my opinion it was a great movie with some interesting elements, even though having some plot holes and the ending probably was just too messy and crammed together, but still fun to watch and not your casual movie that is similar to all other ones.

Lollivan It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Skyler Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

Jerrie It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

sandowl I've watched and enjoyed this series of completely politically incorrect, incestuous, disgusting, absurd, grotesque, violent and funny, sometimes hilarious animation for many years.It's been so wrong and broken that it is good.Now I've just started watching series 11 and it is more gross now than its ever been. I couldn't actually sit through the full episode 3 of season 11 even though it's animation and not real. It was just too gross for me! 😄A third of the way into episode 4 and granny and Early tonguing in the back of the Sherrifs' RV, then Early and granny asking Rusty (Earlys'son) to join in the tongue kiss as they'd crossed the state line on the way to Florida for a football game.It's a broken, messed up show and I think it's great- most of the time- it's just so wrong!If you are readily offended give yourself a treat and see just how much you can really take- watch Squidbillies 😄

JayFloss Early Cuyler : The first time I saw the shows I really didn't pay it no attentions, mostly because I was drunk and having sexual relations over the phones. But the second times was like a revelations from God himself. I couldn't help myself, I just had to watch. If I were to make an evaluation's of the shows, I's woulds have to say it is like being on Meth for the first time, every time.Rusty: I am from Georgia and I am the Original Gator Haters. Go Dawgs!This show is awesome! I am from Georgia, and man the writers are not making this stuff up, most of the random stuff in this show, I have seen people do. There is one episode where Early is wearing a hat that references Macon Georgia, that is where I am from, and when I saw that I could not stop laughing. There are some pretty rough people in Georgia, and the best example I can give is from going to the Redneck Games in Dublin Georgia, Wow, it was like getting in a time machine with Christopher Lloyd and going back to 1985 where people had yet to discover that the Mullet was not a good look, and I also noticed that wife beaters were not in short supply, but the best part about it was that it took place right next to a trailer park, and yes the women were all under age and at one point I thought Chris Hanson from Dateline NBC was about to pop out of the woods and start water boarding people, but then I remembered that it was 1985 and that show wasn't around yet.Squidbillies, 10 out of 10 plus another 10 for being about rednecks from Georgia, Go Dawgs!

peter-hoffman3 Just to let everyone know, you don't have to be of southern extract, deeply inbred or American to watch and truly appreciate this awesome show. Squidbillies is as socially indicative here in Australia as it is anywhere that there exists small pockets of humanity who seem a little isolated, rural and backwards (back-woods). They may not be classy but these characters are certainly a lot more honest and alive than the empty, plastic, user-friendly drones pumped out by the "so-called" sit-coms of today. The subtle nuances within each character are rendered to near-perfection from Earlys sardonic trucker caps to grannies mysteriously phallic droopy middle tentacle. The voice talent in Squidbillies is second to none. the writing is insanely funny, the wild, playful artwork complements it all beautifully. Sometimes true sophistication comes in truly crude packages and thankfully shows like Squidbillies, aqua teen, Kenny vs. Spenny and Trailer Park Boys exist amongst the mediocrity of reality television for the masses. With the late great Bill Hicks and George Carlin no longer with us, its shows like these that provide hope for the future voices of comedy and indeed humanity. greets to early, granny, and rusty from outback Australia.Now excuse me, i have got to go get me some of them chrome plated truck nuts for my truck-boat-truck. its muddin' time. Whooooo!

Kandi Kane I thought it was above average for TV. I actually thought it was pushing the envelope a bit-- which I usually want to experience, whether I like it or not. I found the animation interesting enough, and actually enjoyed the soundtrack. I thought it had some nice layering, that I appreciated, keeping my interest and all. I would never put this in the same category as Jeff Foxworthy or King of the Hill, and I actually think King of the Hill can be funny, while bordering on the endearing side. While Foxworthy, for example, has NEVER made me laugh. I find this cartoon to be challenging the status quo while using characters that everyone can make fun of, if that's how they need to justify challenging their minds to think differently. Yes, it's sad that this kind of format may be the only thing to reach certain folks, but that is life, especially here in our undereducated, scare-tactic America.