Evil Bong 888: Infinity High

This film is not good by any means. It's a huge improvement over a few of its predecessors. I do like Rabbits character and it's a fun idea but as usual not much really happens the entire movie. No one gets killed as usual. The bong is as non threatining as always and can barely be considered an antagonist. It was nice to see Larnell show up considering he's grown on me after seeing him in 6 Evil bong movies in total. Even Larnell cant save this film though. It's completely pointless to watch this entire series when there are so many better films that exist. That being said... I had to watch this series just because it's spawned ten films. I wanted to see for myself why they existed. I am still struggling to answer that. Since i was invested at this point i figured oh hell, guess ill buy the box set of dvds for my collection. And there they sit.

I love this movie!! They have two of my favorites in this movie!! Dare Taylor and Cody Renee Cameron!! Buy this movie to support them!! I love low budget horror movies and full moon features always has the best low budget horror movies!

With this latest and possibly the final film in the Evil Bong franchise. Evil Bong 888: Infinity High (released last year- 2022) sees major differences to the previous two, three films.

The plot of this film revolves around Rabbit having opening up an elegant restaurant. With many different characters coming in as customers we see interactions among Rabbit, and the customers. Eebee is top notch here and she is the clear highlight and delivers great one liners as the most foul mouth she has been. More screen time for her is always great.

Nothing much happens in this film but there is some entertainment factor in watching these different bizarre characters come into play. These include, three social media influencer women, an angry complaining "Karen" type, those stoner ghosts characters from the previous films, and Barbie and Kendra (another Charles Band directed series- quite a random cross promotion).

Also at the near end, Larnell makes a brief cameo. As does the Gingerdead Man and Gingerweed Man.

Overall, this film isn't great but is perhaps slightly better than films 5-7 (could differ depending on preference and character interest). This franchise can be separated in different parts. Films 1-3, then 4 & 5, then 6 & 7, and finally 8.

After watching the entire franchise in several days, can conclude that this franchise does deserve more of a following. Noticing that the total IMDB votes for each film seem to have less than its predecessor. Evil Bong 888 has the least amount of votes so far which makes sense since it is the most recent. Perhaps it was time for this franchise to end and based on the end credits and send off, it looks to be final.

Pure nostalgia, not high on content, but still, not offensively dumb.

If your expectations are low enough, this is a solid production. There are some funny moments, another connection to another filmseries is established, plus Larnel's case is resolved (was shown in the trailer, so it's ok to tell).

There were some lows and highs with this series, and it definitely established itself as ... something. It's not nothing. And for a story about an Evil Bong (titledrop!), that's an achievement in itself.

"Evil Bong 888: Infinity High" is a cinematic triumph that redefines the boundaries of horror-comedy. This eighth installment in the beloved "Evil Bong" franchise takes viewers on an unforgettable, wild ride that blends humor, horror, and sheer absurdity into a seamless and exhilarating experience.

From the moment the movie begins, it is evident that director Charles Band has poured his creative genius into every frame. The film's opening sequence immediately captivates, setting the tone for an adventure that is as bizarre as it is entertaining. The plot centers around our iconic, mischievous bong and its journey through a kaleidoscopic high school setting, which is both a hilarious and nostalgic trip for viewers.

The characters in "Evil Bong 888: Infinity High" are brilliantly conceived and brought to life by a talented cast. Each character is uniquely quirky, adding depth and hilarity to the film. The performances are delightfully over-the-top, perfectly matching the film's eccentric spirit. The protagonist, played with impeccable comedic timing, navigates a series of surreal and laugh-out-loud scenarios that keep the audience engaged from start to finish.

Visually, the film is a feast for the eyes. The vibrant, psychedelic aesthetics are a visual treat, and the special effects, though intentionally campy, are executed with remarkable flair. The imaginative set designs and creative use of color enhance the overall viewing experience, immersing the audience in a fantastical world where anything is possible.

What sets "Evil Bong 888: Infinity High" apart is its sharp, witty script. The dialogue is packed with clever one-liners and humorous exchanges that will have viewers quoting their favorite lines long after the credits roll. The film's self-aware humor and playful nods to genre tropes make it a joy for both horror aficionados and comedy lovers alike.

In summary, "Evil Bong 888: Infinity High" is a masterful blend of horror and comedy that delivers non-stop entertainment. With its outrageous plot, unforgettable characters, and dazzling visuals, this film is a must-watch for fans of the franchise and newcomers alike. It's an uproarious, mind-bending adventure that you won't want to miss!