Death Toilet 4: Brown Snakes on a Plane

Death Toilet 4: Brown Snakes on a Plane

1.0IMDb Score
Released:2021-09-24
Genre:Comedy
Duration:56 min
Director:Evan Jacobs
Actors:Isaac Golub, Mike Hartsfield, Evan Jacobs, Brian Howell, Kathy Brookhouse
Production:Anhedenia Films, SRS Cinema

Overview:

Father Dingleberry (Isaac Golub) and Brett Baxter (Mike Hartsfield) travel to the Vatican when it becomes clear that their satanic toilet problem is far from over. Their plane is hijacked mid-flight and their journey pits them against possessed crappers, super-human doodies, and nefarious rolls of toilet paper all leading to a showdown with a foe that's more devious than any villain in cinema history: Potty Mouth. "Death Toilet 4: Brown Snakes on a Plane" takes the franchise into the not-so-friendly skies and beyond.

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