one of my absolute favorites!

How sad is this?

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Sure it's ultra-low budget, but this movie has heart, because everyone involved seems to be having fun. Sort of a free form script "borrowed" from any number of sci-fi's out there, and with a title like "Inbred Redneck Alien Abduction", you cannot expect "Star Wars". What drives the movie is the obvious love and enthusiasm that went into producing this schlocky but lovable production. The creatures are comical, the rednecks are nicely stereotyped, and all of the acting is terrible. I say this, you go in expecting nothing, and I.R.A.A. just might surprise you. There are a few laugh out loud situations, not much nudity, and some comical violence. Oh yes, one more thing, turn your brain off for ninety minutes and never admit to anyone that you saw this movie. - MERK

Once you realize that the cast and crew set out to make the worst movie possible you'll enjoy it a lot more. They obviously weren't taking anything too seriously. It's almost like the director kept saying, "Okay folks, lets try it again and this time lets try NOT to make it so believable." I like B-movies because they just tend to be a lot of fun to watch. Without the big budgets of the mindless dribble with the same rehashed plot lines over and over again that main-stream Hollywood tends to make all too often, case in point "Wild Hogs", the film makers have to think of more creative ways of telling their story. I.R.A.A. may not be for everyone, my wife couldn't watch it because it was too stupid, but then again she doesn't like movies like "Dumb & Dumber", "Old School", "Tommy Boy" or "Space Balls" either. She just regards them as Stupid movies and I.R.A.A. definitely falls into that category.

This movie cracked me up! Every scene in this movie made me laugh – sometimes it was a slapstick laugh and sometimes it was an "oh my god, I can't believe they did that" laugh. Patrick Voss (Robot Monkey Lab, special effects guru) wrote – with Adam Hackbarth – and directed this hilarious parody of two X-file-like agents caught up in the alien abduction of a family of inbred rednecks. The special effects range from finely detailed to deliberately funny, but are all very well done and are the backbone of the entire movie showing the great talent of Patrick Voss and his crew. I guarantee you will have a great time watching this movie. I will warn you though that this movie has some really raunchy humor in it. Recommend highly!!!

This movie was sooo wrong on so many different levels that I laughed my butt off! The banjo playing just topped things off and I want the suit that Ikan Kikyeras was wearing in the beginning. Of course, I LIKE B movies. I think I like them because the plots are so absurd you don't know what is going to happen next and they don't take themselves seriously. I thought they showed good use of duct tape! I think it would've been better had they modified a thong rather than a jock strap though. The special effects were not very good but this IS a B movie, not some high budget Hollywood movie. The plot line was delightfully convoluted and the acting was campy and over the top. Just how I like my b movies.If you can't decide on a movie to watch and you find yourself even considering watching Gigli (that's ninety minutes of my life I'll never get back!), Jersey Girl (eww!), and some of the other junk that has come out lately step away and go rent this. The acting is better and it is a lot funnier!