The Take
Skip Evil Bong 2: King Bong. It is a cash-grab sequel that doubles down on drug-fueled nonsense, gratuitous tribe nudity, and zero consequences for the stoner leads.
The plot sends the gang to the Amazon chasing side effects from the first film's bong, only to meet King Bong and his Poontang tribe of spear-wielding women in a bong-world jungle. Cheap effects, endless munchies jokes, and sleaze carry the 80-minute runtime with nothing fresh or funny to show for it.
The Verdict
The film leans into every low-budget trap: side-effect gags, jungle exploitation, and bong demons that exist only to pad runtime. It signals status as ironic bad-movie viewing for stoner nostalgia seekers but delivers none of the charm or timing of better genre entries.
Skip it. Watch Pineapple Express instead for actual stoner comedy with craft and consequences.
Common Questions
What is Evil Bong 2: King Bong about?
Stoners suffer side effects from the first film's bong and travel to the Amazon for a cure, where they battle King Bong and the Poontang tribe inside a jungle-themed bong world.
Why is Evil Bong 2: King Bong controversial?
Critics and viewers call out the gratuitous nudity from the Poontang tribe and fat-shaming humor as lazy sleaze rather than clever comedy.
Does Evil Bong 2: King Bong feature Tommy Chong?
No. Chong appeared in the first film but is absent here; the sequel relies on the returning stoner cast and new jungle elements instead.
