Evil Bong 666 (2017) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

Bachman is the first to die because he takes the longest hit from the possessed bong and inhales the deepest. His soul is immediately dragged into The Bong World, where a skull-bra stripper kills him. The more someone smokes from the bong, the more vulnerable they become to being pulled into its demonic dimension.

Foreshadowing: The warning from Ooga Booga and Ivan Burroughs about treading carefully around Eebee hints at the deadly fate awaiting heavy smokers.

• bachman
• first death
• bong world
• cursed bong
• soul

The bong acts as a supernatural gateway connected to a hellish dimension inside the cursed artifact. When someone takes enough hits, their soul gets dragged into The Bong World, a nightmarish strip club where they can be killed. Jimbo Leary explains it carries a voodoo curse that pulls in those who take sufficient hits, trapping them in a realm from which there is no easy escape.

Foreshadowing: The bong's face appearing on its surface after Bachman's death signals its sentient, gateway nature.

• bong world
• gateway
• voodoo curse
• soul transport
• possessed bong

Alistair remains mostly sober throughout the film, rarely smoking from the bong. His initial skepticism leads him to observe rather than indulge, which appears to grant him some immunity to the Bong World's influence. This allows him to resist Eebee's seduction attempts and focus on rescuing Janet rather than being consumed by the dimension's temptations.

Foreshadowing: Alistair abstaining from smoking on Night 1 while others indulge sets up his resistance later.

• alistair
• resistance
• eebee
• seduction
• sober
• willpower

Eebee intends to seize control of the entire world by transforming the atmosphere into endless marijuana smoke and the oceans into bong water. This would effectively turn all of humanity into permanently stoned slaves under her control. The bong's voodoo curse is the mechanism she uses to abduct souls and expand her power.

Foreshadowing: The escalating deaths and the bong's growing influence foreshadow its ultimate goal of world domination.

• eebee
• world domination
• plan
• marijuana smoke
• slavery

Jimbo straps a time bomb to his chest and enters The Bong World specifically to confront Eebee. He tells the others to flee while he detonates the bomb, sacrificing himself to destroy the sentient bong and end the immediate threat. The explosion disrupts The Bong World's hold on the group and shatters the bong in the real world.

Foreshadowing: Jimbo's earlier attempts with a hammer, chainsaw, and bomb all fail initially, building to his ultimate sacrifice.

• jimbo
• sacrifice
• bomb
• eebee
• destroy
• time bomb

The ending is ambiguous. While Jimbo appears to sacrifice himself by detonating the bomb, the epilogue reveals he has become the new king of The Bong World. This suggests he survived the explosion but is now trapped ruling dimension. The Bong World loses its central relic ( the demonicthe shattered bong) but Jimbo's new throne implies the cycle will continue for future victims.

Foreshadowing: Jimbo's declaration that the bong is his property and his obsession with destroying it foreshadow his transformation.

• jimbo
• ending
• king
• bong world
• ambiguous fate
• survival

Survival depends on how much someone smokes from the bong and their ability to resist its influence. Heavy smokers like Bachman, Larnell, and Brett get killed relatively quickly. Alistair survives because he barely smokes. Jimbo provides vitamins that sober the group, giving them strength to escape. Those who resist the bong's temptations or receive external help (like Jimbo's vitamins) have better chances of surviving.

Foreshadowing: Alistair's initial abstinence and Jimbo's vitamin provision both foreshadow the survival mechanism.

• survival
• death
• bong world
• smoking
• vitamins
• resistance

Jimbo provides special vitamins that counteract the bong's intoxicating effects, essentially sobering up the group. This gives them the strength and clarity needed to attempt an escape from The Bong World. Without the vitamins, the group's souls remain trapped and vulnerable to the dimension's deadly inhabitants.

Foreshadowing: Jimbo's knowledge of the bong's voodoo curse implies he has researched ways to combat its effects.

• vitamins
• sober
• counteract
• intoxication
• escape

Carla Brewster is Brett's ex-girlfriend who now works as a stripper in The Bong World. The dimension corrupts and transforms people into deadly entities, so when Brett encounters her, she attacks him using her lip-cupped bra to bite off his genitals, killing him. This grotesque death demonstrates how The Bong World twists familiar relationships into deadly encounters.

Foreshadowing: The earlier warning about The Bong World being a dangerous, deadly place sets up these brutal fates.

• carla
• brett
• death
• genital
• bong world
• stripper

When Jimbo's bomb destroys Eebee, the bong shatters into a thousand pieces in the real world. This breaks its immediate hold over the group, their souls return to their bodies and they wake up relieved. However, the ending suggests the supernatural veil remains thin, as The Bong World still exists with Jimbo as its new king, implying the curse isn't fully eliminated but merely transformed.

Foreshadowing: The bong's face mutating and becoming more malevolent foreshadows its destructive end.

• bong shattered
• curse broken
• souls return
• eebee destroyed
• ending

Alistair enters The Bong World specifically to save Janet, who has succumbed to the bong's curse. He navigates the surreal landscape, encounters allies like Jack Deth, and resists Eebee's seduction attempts. After Jimbo provides the vitamins that sober the group, Alistair is able to lead the escape with Janet, though the specific rescue moment involves finding her in peril and pulling her out during the chaos of the bomb detonation.

Foreshadowing: Alistair's crush on Janet from Night 1 motivates his willingness to risk everything to save her.

• janet
• rescue
• alistair
• bong world
• escape
• love interest

Cyril is Larnell's wealthy, wheelchair-bound grandfather who visits to announce his remarriage. His appearance adds pressure to Larnell's life and creates tension in the household. More importantly, Cyril also appears in The Bong World, suggesting the bong's reach extends beyond just the young roommates, it can claim anyone who has encountered it or been connected to its curse.

Foreshadowing: Cyril's presence foreshadows that the bong's power affects multiple generations.

• cyril
• grandfather
• larnell
• family
• bong world appearance