Evil Bong 420

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Evil Bong 420
Directed by Charles Band
Written byCharles Band, Kent Roudebush
Based on Evil Bong by Charles Band
Produced byCharles Band
StarringSonny Carl Davis, John Patrick Jordan, Robin Sydney, Amy Paffrath, Michelle Mais, Robert Ramos
CinematographyHoward Wexler
Edited byAlex Nicolaou
Music by Richard Band, Robert Douglas, Kurt Gellersted
Distributed byFull Moon Features
Release date
  • April 20, 2015 (2015-04-20)(United States)
Running time
53 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Evil Bong 420 is a 2015 American stoner comedy film. It is the 5th film in the Evil Bong series, following the events of Gingerdead Man vs. Evil Bong. The film centers on Rabbit escaping the Bong World and opening up a Strip club Bowling alley.

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Plot

A couple years after the events of the previous film, Rabbit has escaped the Bong World, and has opened up a topless bowling alley, seemingly leaving the weed business for good, but is still selling weed, sneaking it inside bowling shoes. In the Bong World, Gingerdead Man plans his vengeance against Larnell and Sarah Leigh.

Meanwhile, Larnell has troubles when Velicity begins to suspect of the former cheating on her with Sarah Leigh, while this is happening, The Gingerdead Man plans to get his revenge on Sarah, Larnell and Rabbit. Despite the former's belief Rabbit has escaped the Bong World, Eebee is assured that he is still in it.

Eventually, Eebee and Gingerdead Man leave the Bong World to go after Rabbit and The Gang, Eebee confronts Rabbit for selling her weed to the Bowling Alley, but not before Rabbit restrains her with a bag over her head. The Latter begins neutralizing everyone in the Bowling Alley. During this, Gingerdead Man has sex with a stripper.

In the finale of the movie, Velicity and Sarah Leigh begin fighting for Larnell, but not before Rabbit neutralizes them. Rabbit comes up with the solution to Larnell's relationship with Velicity and Sarah, by bowling, and whoever wins, gets to have Larnell. Rabbit puts a stop to Gingerdead Man by neutralizing him with his Weedblower. Eebee escapes her restrain and teleports The Gang into the Bong World.

Release

A trailer revealed a release date for the film release on the eponymous 420 day. [1]

Reception

Evil Bong 420 received mostly negative reviews.

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References

  1. Coming April 20th, 2015: Evil Bong 420, HD Trailer , retrieved 2024-02-19