Evil Bong-A-Thon!

20 years of bong rolled into one joint!
Evil Bong-A-Thon! (2025)
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Robert Ramos
The Gingerdead Man (voice)
Photo Michelle Mais
Michelle Mais
The Voice of Eebee (voice)
Photo Robin Sydney
Robin Sydney
Luann / Sarah Leigh
Photo Tommy Chong
Tommy Chong
Jimbo Leary
Photo Mindy Robinson
Mindy Robinson
Lucy Furr / Phoebe
Photo Peter Donald Badalamenti II
Peter Donald Badalamenti II
Beelzebud (as The Don)
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Evil Bong-A-Thon! is a horror comedy that blends fantasy elements to look back at twenty years of chaotic events. The film compiles the most notable moments from nine previous adventures involving a character named Ebee and her associates, centering on the surreal and debaucherous experiences surrounding a hookah.

Produced by Full Moon Features in the United States, the film was directed by Charles Band. Within his career, this project is the 16th of 19 films he directed, following Prompt and preceding The Devil Inside Her. The screenplay was written by Domonic Muir and Kent Roudebush. The movie features a cast including Sonny Carl Davis, John Patrick Jordan, and Robin Sydney, who plays the roles of Luann and Sarah Leigh. Tommy Chong appears as Jimbo Leary, while Robert Ramos and Michelle Mais provide the voices for the Gingerdead Man and Eebee, respectively.

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