Well, this came out of left field!
Bubba the Redneck Werewolf cracked
me up at the title when I saw it on the case, and it kept me laughing as I put
the DVD in my player. I really was not
expecting much at all, but I knew I needed to experience this one whether it
bombed with me or not.
Well, no surprise, Bubba the
Redneck Werewolf is completely ridiculous, right out of the gate. You know what though, I was cracking up! It is rare that I laugh out loud by myself
watching a movie, but I found myself roaring out frequently witnessing the
childish, hilarious, and grin-inducing nonsense Bubba the Redneck Werewolf shoves down your throat.
Bubba the Redneck Werewolf pulls no
punches in its humor and gore, a lot of times mixing the two. I guess I have a weakness for the lowbrow
chaos that a film like Bubba the Redneck
Werewolf splatters on the wall. You can literally smell the cheese coming
off of this film as you watch it. But it
all seems to work, because it is obvious that this is how director Brendan J.
Rogers and crew wanted it to look and feel.
If you for a second try to take this film seriously, you should be eaten by Bubba the Redneck Werewolf himself. Come on, live a little and just have fun for a change -- that is
what I did with this film.
With all the fun and gory goofiness going on with Bubba the Redneck Werewolf, major points come off for the special
effects in the film. I am not very big
on special effects myself, but you can at least spend a few dollars to make
them remotely look real and not some gif you inserted in the frame that you
made with a cracked version of Photoshop.
Bubba the Redneck Werewolf does
not have a lot of special effects, and I think they could have made what little
they had look a lot better.
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