Missus Little's Dude Ranch

About This Movie

So, you’ve got 'Missus Little's Dude Ranch,' huh? It’s a wild ride into the absurd, following this Russian secret agent, Boris Ballsitch, who finds himself in a distinctly American setting where capitalism and humor collide. The pacing is a bit erratic, which adds to the chaotic charm of it all. You get a vibrant mishmash of quirky characters that embody the raunchy comedy of the era, with some delightfully crude jokes thrown in. The practical effects aren’t anything groundbreaking, but they fit the overall offbeat vibe. It’s definitely a unique slice of 70s comedy that revels in its own outrageousness, like a cultural commentary wrapped in a lewd package.

This film has a bit of cult status among collectors, especially those interested in niche 70s comedies. Finding a physical copy can be tricky, as it doesn’t pop up often at conventions or shops, which adds to its allure. VHS tapes and limited DVD releases seem to circulate among collectors, so if you happen upon one, it might be worth snagging for its eccentricity alone.