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Bübiwulf!
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Directed By: Clark Kent
Release Date: 2010-07-08
Running Time: 1:40
Content Rating: PG (Parental Guidance)
DVD Region: 1 - U.S., Canada, U.S. Territories
Media Format: DVD-R
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Subtitle Language(s): English
Genres: Comedy >> International
Influences: Elvis Movies, Monty Python, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes // Bubba Ho Tep

Synopsis

Professor Hendrick Shooting Horse [Pontifex vonHummer], a singer-songwritering authority on feminism reports for duty as head of Womens Studies at the prestigious and redundant Vassvard Womens Feminist College for Girls, in the all-girls campus town of Moundsville.

But Shooting Horse carries a dark secret: he bears the curse of Boobiwolf. When the moon is full, he becomes a werewolf stalking the night for female bosoms to squeeze.

Panic grips the town until word spreads that victims of the Boobiwolf experience a colorful, monstrously intense orgasm from the squeezing. Then Watch the Wacky Fun Begin™ as the stalker becomes stalked by lusty, boob-tube clad co-eds!

It's up to Moundsville police criminologist Baretta Columbo [Helvetica Bold] to solve this mystery. But when she falls in love with Professor Shooting Horse and discovers the truth, Baretta must find some way to end the curse... or choose between love and duty in a surprise twist ending that will leave audiences in several states clapping their hands and mumbling, "What th---?"

Shot entirely in a fake foreign language with English subtitles and songs in English, you've NEVER seen a film like this one, as Portland cable access cult hero vonHummer steps up to his first feature film with substantial dry satire and belly laughs directly connected to the brain.

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  • October 17, 2007 Willamette Week Portland Oregon | show/hide snippet

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