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The 2010 Western comedy follow-up to ''[[Big Money Hustlas]]'', ''Big Money Rustlas'' was written by, produced by, and starred the [[Insane Clown Posse (Music)|Insane Clown Posse]]. Unlike ''Big Money Hustlas'', which was an extremely low-budget direct-to-video feature, this had a somewhat modest budget and limited theatrical screenings, primarily aimed at Juggalo audiences.
 
Set in the Old West, ''Big Money Rustlas'' follows the ancestors of the main characters of [[Psychopathic Records]]' previous feature film. The town of Mudbug is ruled by the corrupt Big Baby Chips (Violent J). The heroic Sugar Wolf (Shaggy 2 Dope) returns to his former hometown to take over the role of town sheriff and bring Big Baby Chips to justice. Also appearing in the film are Psychopathic artists [[Twiztid (Music)|Twiztid]], [[Anybody Killa (Music)|Anybody Killa]], [[Blaze Ya Dead Homie (Music)|Blaze Ya Dead Homie]], [[Boondox (Music)|Boondox]] and DJ Clay. Jason Mewes and Mark Jury appear in supporting roles, and cameos include [[Vanilla Ice (Music)|Vanilla Ice]], Tom Sizemore, porn stars Ron Jeremy and Bridget Powerz, Brigitte Nielsen, Todd Bridges, Terry "Sabu" Brunk, members of the [[Kottonmouth Kings (Music)|Kottonmouth Kings]] and Wolfpac, and Jimmie Walker.
 
The film's major influences were [[Mel Brooks]]' ''[[Blazing Saddles]]'' and classic Warner Bros. cartoons.
 
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=== This movie uses the following tropes: ===
 
* [[Anachronism Stew]]
* [[Bad Boss]]: Big Baby Chips.
* [[Bigger Onon the Inside]]: Suger Wolf's mother's house. The outside resembles an outhouse, the inside a mansion.
* [[Breaking the Fourth Wall]]: One of the most notable examples is when Suger Wolf's deputy points out to the bad guys that {{spoiler|him getting shot and killed isn't in the script. They shoot him anyway.}}
* [[The Cameo]]
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* [[Country Music]]: Violent J's real-life girlfriend, Sugar Slam, sings a country song called "Near My Butt (The Pecker Song)" in a saloon scene.
* [[Creative Closing Credits]]: Play over a comedy gunfight.
* [[Does This Remind You of Anything?]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bqifW_4Uxk This scene.]
* [[Famous Last Words]]: {{spoiler|I'M THE FOOT, BITCH!!!}}
* [[Fingore]]: Poor Dirty Sanchez. Also the guy near the begining of the film who was caught cheating by Big Baby Chips.
* [[Greek Chorus]]: The man running Mudbug's population sign.
* {{spoiler|[[Luke, I Am Your Father]]}}: See [[The Reveal]].
* [[Papa Wolf]]: Averted.
* [[Son of a Whore]]: Suger Wolf.
* [[The Parody]]
* [[Theres No Kill Like Overkill]]: {{spoiler|Suger Wolf's deputy getting gunned down by Big Baby' henchmen, who apparently have access to automatic weapons!}}
* [[The Reveal]]: As in ''Big Money Hustlas'', Violent J's character has his makeup rubbed off. Here, Big Baby Chips is revealed to be...{{spoiler|Sugar Wolf's father, Grizzly Wolf.}} If you feel the need to point out that that doesn't at all make sense, you are [[Completely Missing the Point]].
* [[Son of a Whore]]: Suger Wolf.
* [[This Is for Emphasis Bitch]]: {{spoiler|The Foot}} says it for his slogan.
* [[TheresThere Is No Kill Like Overkill]]: {{spoiler|Suger Wolf's deputy getting gunned down by Big Baby' henchmen, who apparently have access to automatic weapons!}}
{{quote| "I'm {{spoiler|The Foot}}, Bitch!!"}}
* [[This Is for Emphasis, Bitch]]: {{spoiler|The Foot}} says it for his slogan.
{{quote| "I'm {{spoiler|The Foot}}, Bitch!!"}}
* [[Title Drop]]: Happens near the end when {{spoiler|Big Baby Chips' face paint is removed.}}
* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|You Gotta Have Pink Hair]]: Suger Wolf's mom.
 
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