Bad Exorcist

After a statue in hell gets defiled by a drunk demon, the Ruler of Hell raises the drinking age, causing an increase in thefts of alcohol on Earth.

After Boner eliminates two of his entrepreneurial henchmen, the Ruler of Hell sends a female demon to seduce him and settle the score.

Boner thirsts for revenge when a demon gunslinger who once almost killed him returns to Earth.

A meatball commercial with a subliminal message turns people into ravenous demons who will do anything to lay their hands on the advertised delicacy.

When Pope Francis’ residence gets invaded by an atheist demon, only Boner — armed with his holy-water-thrower and crucifix-knuckle-duster — can help.

The Ruler of Hell captures Boner’s illegitimate son and blackmails the exorcist into capturing an angel for him so he can take its wings.

When a ruthless demon with the ability to inhabit the body of any living being comes to Earth, not even Boner is safe.

A death metal band that Boner has a score to settle with makes the news, so he decides to go after them.

When a new drug wreaks havoc at a local club and Boner confronts the dealer selling it, a ruthless cartel from hell sends its soldiers after him.

Boner goes on sick leave — but his exorcism business can’t stop, so he works remotely through his clueless employees.

A man’s potato obsession turns him into a bulletproof, starch-craving monster. To stop him, Boner has to use a more unconventional approach.

In 2050, the Ruler of Hell decides to take revenge for years of humiliation caused by Boner and sets out to kill the now retired and decrepit exorcist.

There’s a new exorcist in town and he’s looking for an assistant. Frustrated with never getting paid, Marcinek leaves Boner to join the competition.