Toby Radloff, P. Craig Russell, Jay Geldhof, Lori Scarlett, Shane Koltnow, Michelle Sibits, Phil Schmeidel, Sean Woolf, Shannon McNamara, Lauren Monaco, Ann Marie Krol, Traci Marks, Jeremy Maes. That said, Townies is not for everyone. It features a cast of freaks and misfits, one of whom engages in a little hanky-panky with a corpse he finds in a dumpster. But writer-director Wayne Alan Harold never lets Townies become a cheap exploitation film.
Townies really has a lot of heart.
When the concerned mother asks if Pricey's grandfather, whom Pricey lives with, ever does things to her, like try to touch her private parts, Pricey shakes her head, swatting her on the leg as an embarrassed grin crosses her face. If only Pricey could tell her about the skinned, gravy-covered squirrels her grandfather had cooked up. The girl freaks out and gets her boyfriend and his buddy to beat the guy's ass. Well, soon they'll be regretting that they ever messed with Caduceous. All the characters, and their stories, weave through one another, and director Wayne Alan Harold guides the narrative gracefully most of the way through.