Randy and the Mob

This is a great movie about relationships and consequence of actions that happens to be laugh out loud funny. The characters are well-rounded and are well acted by a great cast. You will end up loving them all!... Full review

This is a great movie about relationships and consequence of actions that happens to be laugh out loud funny. The characters are well-rounded and are well acted by a great cast. You will end up loving them all!... Full review

This movie is so funny and so sweet -- went with a bunch of friends this weekend and we all loved it -- take a chance and check it out!... Full review

Didn't know what to expect but this is a very funny movie -- captures the uniqueness of the South, acting is great, very refreshing and different!... Full review

This movie is so funny and so sweet -- went with a bunch of friends this weekend and we all loved it -- take a chance and check it out!... Full review

Didn't know what to expect but this is a very funny movie -- captures the uniqueness of the South, acting is great, very refreshing and different!... Full review

I saw the first showing and loved every minute of it. Ray, Walton, and the rest of Ginny Mule Productions do it again!!... Full review

I saw the first showing and loved every minute of it. Ray, Walton, and the rest of Ginny Mule Productions do it again!!... Full review

I was fortunate enough to go to the premier. This movie is funny as hell and brims with Southern flavor. Ray, Walt, Lisa, and Phil (RIP) have created a great Southern comedy.... Full review

I was fortunate enough to go to the premier. This movie is funny as hell and brims with Southern flavor. Ray, Walt, Lisa, and Phil (RIP) have created a great Southern comedy.... Full review

The inestimable Goggins is great, of course....It's a more humane brand of comedy.....McKinnon draws wonderful performances from the cast he's assembled.....Blount plays Southern suburban-housewife desperation perfectly (when Randy tells her she might be clinically depressed, the glare she shoots him is one of the best moments in the film)..... ... Full Review

Filmmaker-actor Ray McKinnon voices his Southern droll in this amusing, feel-good comedy, which played to an enthusiastic audience here at the 20th annual Virginia Film Festival.....The film will face a marketing challenge in some regions, overcoming prejudices about slapstick comedies, especially those set in the rural South....To boot, the cast includes one of the great Southern good-old boy icons, Burt Reynolds.....In a deadpan cameo as Randy's business rival, Reynolds' friendly snickers are aptly scary. ... Full Review

Randy responds to him the only way he knows how clumsily. Not a very good movie, on the whole, but there are laugh-out-loud moments and there's promise in the unusual world it depicts. ... Full Review

The movie was well worth the drive. I thought the deadpan comedy of Walton Goggins and Lisa Blount were equally impressive. I thought Ray McKinnon did a super job in his dual role, and was most entertaining as Cecil dancing for his partner. ... Full Review

Production Stills: Not Available From Academy Award winning director Ray McKinnon, comes "Randy and the Mob," a feel-good, slice of Southern life comedy. Winner of the Audience Choice Award at the 2007 Nashville Film Festival and shot on location in and around Atlanta by all Southern filmmakers, "Randy and the Mob" is a powerful reminder of the strength of Southern roots, where love and family can usually be counted on to trump all adversities. ... Full Review

McKinnon (who played Rev. H.W. Smith in "Deadwood") takes the central role of Randy Pearson, a small-town good-ol'-boy who tries, and fails, to be a big-time wheeler-dealer. ... Full Article

Regional comedy, like regional barbecue, isn't always pretty, but when it's done right it can blow past that metaphorical Macon County Line and generate sympathetic guffaws pretty much anywhere. ... Full Article

'Randy' can't survive uninspired mobster By John DeFore Austin American Statesman Actor Ray McKinnon goes all out in "Randy and the Mob": Not content to write and direct his second feature, or even to play the lead, he gives himself... ... Full Article