Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure

The film follows Eddie Lee Sausage and Mitch Deprey as they capture the tumultuous interactions between their neighbors, Raymond Huffman and Peter Haskett, in 1987. Through their tape recordings, the documentary highlights themes of homophobia and the dynamics of their Lower Haight neighborhood.

As the narrative unfolds, Eddie and Mitch reflect on their experiences and the impact of their recordings on various underground artists. The juxtaposition of the two neighbors’ contrasting lifestyles creates a darkly humorous atmosphere that resonates throughout the film. Collectors of documentaries and comedy will find interest in the unique storytelling approach and the historical context of this audio misadventure.