The Exorcist Boner

Boner has no other choice than to vaccinate Marcinek when two demons possess him through hypnosis — but the cure is worse than the disease.

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

In exchange for assistance in finding an online troll who questioned his manhood, Boner agrees to help a fallen angel get back into heaven.

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 fakes his own death to stop two demons when they partner with the owner of a funeral home to steal human souls.

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

After a member of Boner’s crew gets hurt while they hunt for grave robbers, the exorcist has no choice but to punish the culprit.

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

When Boner kills his dog, the Ruler of Hell puts out a bounty on him, turning everyone against the exorcist.

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.

Together with his loyal crew, Boner goes back in time to stop dark forces from interfering with the Christianization of Poland.

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.

When Boner’s dad lands in the hospital, the pair go down memory lane to the beginning of the family’s feud with the Ruler of Hell.