Summary
The Insane Clown Posse heads back to the Wild West in this prequel to BIG MONEY HUSTLAS. Nothing happens in the dusty town of Mud Bug without the approval of gambling magnate Big Baby Chips (Violent J), and the locals turn and run when his henchmen come out to play. But when swaggering sheriff Sugar Wolf (Shaggy 2 Dope) teaches the locals to fight back, Big Baby Chips and his gang head for the hills in a hail of gunfire.
Cast
Violent J
Big Baby Chips
Shaggy 2 Dope
Sheriff Sugar Wolf
Monoxide Child
Dusty Poot
Jamie Madrox
Raw Stank
Boondox
The Ghost
Blaze Ya Dead Homie
The Mortician
Anybody Killa
Indian Chief
Bridget Powers
Tink
Jason Mewes
Bucky
Dustin Diamond
Outhouse Guy
Brigitte Nielsen
The Wife
Jumpsteady
Hack Benjamin
Mark Jury
Dirty Sanchez
Taxman
Heckler #1
Brad Daddy X
Heckler #2
Vanilla Ice
Heckler #3
Ron Jeremy
Grizzly Wolf
2 Tuff Tony
The Foot
Rick Mora
Native American #1
Bonez Dubb
Cowboy #1
Otis
Cowboy #2
Tom Sizemore
Himself
Jimmy Hart
Big Winner
Eli Jane
Hot Wife
Billy Bill
Himself
Erwin Shepansky
Sheriff Fred Freckles
Scott Hall
Mexican Sign Dude
Cindie Haynie
Mama Wolf
Michelle Rapp
Lovely Lady Singer
Daddy Longlegs
Cowboy John #1
Terry Brunk
Sabu
Nick Stellate
Cowboy Guard
DJ Clay
DJ
William Joseph Elk III
Native American #2
Ryan Archibald
Cowboy #4
Joe Doering
Cowboy Wearing Board
Scott D'Amore
First Bank Robber
Robby Graham
Scruffy Scrub #1
Kevin Gill
Scruffy Scrub #2
Todd Bridges
Scruffy Scrub #3
Awesome Dre
Scruffy Scrub #4
Mike E. Clark
The Bartender
David Yow
Piano Player
John E. Necro
Heckler #4
Jimmie Walker
The Husband
Steve Robinson
The Store Owner
Tony Liggins
Second Bank Robber
Jeff Heapy
Douglas
Paul Andresen
Thompson (as Pablo 2000)
Allura Lee
Bathhouse Hottie #1
Dianne Kwon
Bathhouse Hottie #3
Mike Kinney
Gator McGraw
Jennica Schwartzman
Wife (uncredited)
Jody Sadler
Tank
Crew
Director, Writer
Paul Andresen
Writer
Violent J
Writer
Studebaker Duchamp
Reviews
cubix
May 16, 2020
8
Big Money Rustlas is a cult classic. Shaggy 2 Dope and Violent J come out with one stupid gag after another with surprisingly high production value, given their budget.
The jokes are low-brow and fairly exploitative (transvestite dwarf lover, hispanic man named Dirty Sanchez), but that is par for the course for this gloriously immature film.
The plot of the film is just captivating enough to link together the gags and action scenes into a cohesive film. Big Money Rustlas also has one of the most enjoyable credit sequences I have ever seen.
If you are a juggalo, you have probably already seen this. If you haven't, watch it right now, and if you're not a juggalo, give it a try anyways.
Media
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$1,500,000.00
Revenue:
$0.00
