Lawd, Where'd Ye Put The Redman?

Rating: 6/10 (7 June 2014)

I didn't get to see the whole thing but the first half hour or so was diverting, full of rustic humor, and probably aimed at the good folk who love slasher movies and are ready for a parody.
Half a dozen college kids go camping in Appalachia, setting up their tents at a location in which a bunch of kids very much like themselves were slaughtered by inbred Hillbillies. (Think "Deliverance.") And in fact there ARE two semi-natural but good-natured redneck enjoying a fishing vacation at their nearby vacation home -- a dilapidated dump of a shack.
The two groups meet. The well-bred kids misunderstand the intentions of the rednecks and comic scenes ensue.
It seems well enough written. The gags are worthy of smiles. The acting is about what you'd expect. The direction goes overboard in bringing in hoary clichés. (A hand reaches out and touches the shoulder of a terrified blond, and there is a sting on the sound track, but it's only a friend.) If it were genuinely comic it wouldn't need to stoop so low.
Still, if it were on again I'd try to watch it all the way through. Unless it turns into a bath tub of gore with meat hooks and so forth, it might be enjoyable.