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The result, Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times, is a film that takes the form of “a mock, mocking documentary, one that disjointedly swings between heehaw comedy and wincing agony.”

Dance historians can compare Junkyard’s HeeHaw and the more modern moves of the Beat Ya Feet Kings.

Performing at the 2005 Emmy Awards, he wore “heehaw regalia,” as Fox News put it.

Taking the form of a mock, mocking documentary, one that disjointedly swings between heehaw comedy and wincing agony, the movie establishes its raised-eyebrow tone with a title card stating it’s “Based on irony-free, wildly contradictory and totally true interviews with Tonya Harding and Jeff Gillooly,” her former husband.

That these lodges allow a person to enjoy the Maine winter without that Arctic-man heehaw is a treat.