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The very fact that Evil Bong has made it to seven movies (8 if you include Evil Bong vs Gingerdead Man) is outstanding. But remember the abysmal Witchcraft franchise lasted to 16 films and never made a single good one.

Evil Bong hasn't either truth be told, but for the most part they've been just about watchable however dumb they may be.

And dumb they are. To clarify this tells the story of our heroes including an elderly pervert, a hippie girl, a clown, an evil bong and a minature man made of marijuana manage to escape sexy hell but are now on the run for their lives from the evil Lucy Furr.

The jokes mostly miss but there are a few passable ones in there, it all looks pretty terrible but has that Full Moon charm about it and it only has a one hour runtime.

Part of me hopes that this is the final film, not because they're that bad but because I'd rather Evil Bong didn't go down in the annuls of history as an embarassment that didn't know when to die.

777 isn't the worst, it isn't the best but is certainly for an aquired taste and this guys "Taste" is very much tired of the franchise.

The Good:

Consistent with cast/characters

Lots of references/props from other Full Moon stuff

The Bad:

Mindy Robinson

Going a bit overboard with the T&A now

Things I Learnt From This Movie:

Las Vegas shows have gone downhill

If nipples are covered it doesn't count as topless

Full Moon must have a working partnership with someone in the porn industry

As a bong watching tv she sees a woman in front of whom the breasts of a monster are laid down in 31:00 minutes

Evil Bong 7 (2018) is the final installment in this series, for now, and is available for free via Tubi. The storyline involves our heroes out of hell and looking for some rest and relaxation in Las Vegas. Meanwhile, Lucy Furr is stuck in Sexy Hell and wants her revenge on Evil Bong for not getting her a date with Lucifer in Evil Bong 6. This movie is directed by Charles Band (Puppet Master) and stars the same cast of characters from the previous pictures. The storyline is always awful but fun in its creative way. It does a great job of consistency and continuity in terms of look, feel and caliber of acting. The bad part is these are pretty bad and running out of clever "high" ideas. Taking the venue to Vegas didn't help. Overall I'd give this a 3/10.

The title of this film Evil Bong 777 is a pun for Las Vegas (where of course a majority of the film takes place), as well as a continuation of the sixth film (Evil Bong 666). It starts with a recap of Evil Bong 666 as this film is a direct sequel with the same recurring cast.

As noted, part 6 was the weakest of the franchise as it felt bizarre, random and not inspired. Now this seventh film is a slight improvement (there is a better plot, and more focus on the supporting characters as opposed to Mindy Robinson's character). The Gingerweed Man is a nice touch. Still the film isn't great and most of its jokes falls flat.

With a shorter run time this does move pretty quickly (which is for the better). We are far removed from the first three Evil Bong films. It went from stoner comedies to bizarre stoner fantasy types.

I loved Evil Bong 777. This would come as no surprise since I'm a longtime Full Moon fan. The characters, the corny dialogue, the special effects. It's all B movie magic!