Evil Bong 777 2018

A nerdy college student Alistair McDowell moves in with Larnell, a law school drop-out, and their laid‑back roommates Bachman and Brett. When Larnell spots an ad for a large bong that the previous owner swears is possessed, they order it and bring it home, passing it around while Alistair stays mostly clean. He soon notices a strange energy in the room as the bong’s aura seems to change with every puff. The trio’s quiet life starts to tilt as small, uncanny events pile up and the dynamic between the roommates shifts in subtle, unsettling ways. Along the way, Versnatchy, Tonya Kay emerges as a figure linked to the strange device, adding a layer of mystery to the growing tension.

That night, Bachman’s fate takes a dark turn when his soul is pulled into The Bong World, a nightmarish, otherworldly strip club tucked inside the Evil Bong. There he encounters other strange beings, such as Ooga Booga and Ivan Burroughs, who warn him to be wary of the cursed object. A stripper with skulls on her bra bites his neck, and Bachman dies in a gruesome way that hints at the bong’s deadly power. The next morning, the friends discover Bachman dead on the couch, and a frightened Larnell realizes the weed might be connected to the tragedy. The bong itself seems to have a living presence, its surface forming a face as if it’s watching them.

The bong begins speaking, but only to Larnell, coaxing him toward another hit. The moment he takes the lure, he’s pulled into Bong World again, where he sees Bachman—seemingly intact this time—the Gingerweed Man, and Cyril, his paralyzed, wealthy grandfather who has just remarried. The atmosphere is a fever dream of seductive danger, and a stripper gives Larnell a lap dance that ends in his death in a way eerily similar to Bachman’s demise. Back in the real world, Brett, Luann, and Janet smoke from the same pipe, and the night spirals further as they too are pulled into the Bong World, where Brett faces a brutal and surreal fate as he crosses paths with Carla Brewster, a stripper who prowls the Bong World and uses a lethal trick to end him.

Meanwhile, Janet becomes a victim of the bong’s spell, and Jimbo Leary, a figure who claims ownership of the bong, enters the tale and proclaims that the cursed object carries a voodoo curse: anyone who takes enough hits is drawn into the Bong World and killed. The group must decide whether to resist or surrender to the pull. In a bid to save Janet, Alistair ventures into Bong World himself, joining the echoes of the dead and the living that swirl inside the cursed realm. Jimbo attempts to destroy the Bong by conventional means—hammer, chainsaw, and, in a drastic move, a bomb—but the situation grows more precarious as Eebee, the demon housed in the bong, unleashes a cloud of marijuana gas that knocks Jimbo unconscious.

In Bong World, Eebee compels the strippers to seduce Alistair, and he soon runs into Jack Deth, a familiar figure from the genre’s lore, adding another layer of meta‑narrative to the chaos. Eebee reveals her true plan: she intends to seize control of the world by turning the air into pot smoke and the oceans into bong water, turning everyone into massive pot-smokers. The crew ingests the vitamins Jimbo provided to sober up, hoping to outlast the curse. Jimbo, who has just been dragged into Bong World, urges the others to escape while he confronts the female demon. He detonates a time bomb strapped to his chest and blows up Eebee, sacrificing himself in the process. The blast shatters the Bong World’s hold, and the real world’s souls begin to return to their bodies.

Back in the waking world, the group comes back to life, their near‑death experiences fading into memory, though the bong is destroyed in the blast and breaks into pieces. The final shot shows Jimbo Leary taking the mantle of ruler of the Bong World, a grim rise to kingship in a realm that feeds on the darkest impulses of its occupants. The film closes on a note that the threat may be ended for now, but the dynamic between desire, addiction, and a cursed object leaves the survivors forever marked by what they endured, and the Bong World’s shadow remains a looming possibility in their lives.

• The possessed Bong, Eebee, is voiced by Michelle Mais, whose presence threads through the key moments of temptation and danger.

• The Gingerweed Man, a memorable figure within Bong World, is brought to life by Brooks Davis.

• The Misty encounter, the world-shaping schemes, and the climactic battle hinge on performances from several cast members, including Jessica Morris as Misty, Robin Sydney as Faux Batty Boop, Eli James as Weed Monger 1, Tanya Tate as Spylft Driver, Adam Noble Roberts as Hesher 2, Caleb Hurst as Hesher 1, Jillian Janson as Friscilla, Diana Prince as Crowd, Kaius Harrison as Redder Neck, Noelle Ann Mabry as Crack Whore, Tonya Kay as Versnatchy, Circus-Szalewski as Joe Cracker, Mindy Robinson as Lucy Furr/Phoebe, Tonya Kay as Versnatchy, and [Tommy Chong] is referenced in the narrative context as Jimbo Leary, though his on‑screen credit is not listed in the provided cast information.