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Sometimes a dumb movie is what you need. Bubba The Redneck Werewolf is a dumb movie.

If you just read that, you'd say this guy must think this movie really sucks! You'd be wrong friend. I ate this movie up like a fat kid visiting a Golden Corral for the first time.

Bubba is simple hillbilly loser who gets pushed around at his job, his local watering hole, and most importantly the girl (Bobbie Jo) of his dreams. By chance, Satan, whom is mistaken as a lawyer, shows up to comfort Bubba after his latest embarrassing episode with Bobbie Jo. The prince of darkness offers Bubba a chance at scoring with Bobbie Jo in exchange for his soul. Bobbie Jo's hot, so, done deal.

When Bubba wakes up in the morning he notices he's no longer a wimpy buck

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