Poor White Trash

Synopsis

In the 2000 dark comedy film 'Poor White Trash', Sean Young plays the role of the manipulative and devious Judge Pike, who is involved in a corrupt scheme with a group of underprivileged individuals. The story unfolds as a young man named Michael teams up with a sexually charged blonde seductress to steal from his elderly mother. As the intricacies of the scheme unravel, the characters find themselves in a web of lies, deceit, and dangerous situations. 'Poor White Trash' explores themes of greed, betrayal, and the blurred lines between right and wrong in a small town filled with colorful yet flawed characters.

Cast

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  Sean Young

  Linda Bronco

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  Jason London

  Brian Ross

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  Jaime Pressly

  Sandy Lake

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  Tony Denman

  Mike Bronco

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  Jacob Tierney

  Lennie Lake

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  Danielle Harris

  Suzy

Reviews

Critics had mixed opinions on 'Poor White Trash'. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 60%, indicating that the film has its moments but lacks consistency. IMDb rated the movie 4.9/10, suggesting that while some viewers found the dark humor and performances entertaining, others felt it fell short in execution. Metacritic was less favorable, giving the film a rating of 23/100, highlighting its shortcomings in storytelling and character development. Despite the varying reviews, Sean Young's portrayal of Judge Pike was praised for its depth and complexity, adding a layer of intrigue to the otherwise chaotic narrative. Some critics appreciated the film's dark comedic undertones and its exploration of societal issues within a morally ambiguous setting.