Isaac Golub

Two teen brothers discover that an enormous and evil Insect is living in their dead mother's bedroom.

After the body of James was found in DV, the camera that recorded his death is taken by the Man who discovered his body. Suddenly, the Man finds himself haunted by something entirely different.

After mysteriously receiving the camera at the end of DV2, the brother of James soon finds himself becoming obsessed with how his sibling died. After going through the DV footage, his life unravels unleashing hell in the process.

Father Marcus needs the help of Brett Baxter as toilets around the country are becoming demonically possessed.

Two inept 40-year-old film students find themselves in big trouble when they shoot a scene in front of the wrong corporate office building and one of their wives is kidnapped.

Vietnam veteran Brett Baxter comes home to settle his dead brother's affairs and soon realizes that his toilet may be the embodiment of Satan.

Gregg G. Allin has a semi-successful podcast exploring paranormal events. When Amityville is overrun with a spate of toilet murders leading back to the haunted house of yesteryear, Gregg wastes no time flying into town to get some answers. With Amityville’s Mayor Dump demanding answers and an end to the killings, Gregg is perplexed because this Amityville house doesn’t seem to be that scary. Looks are very deceiving, and, after a toilet in the house mutilates Sebastian the caretaker, Gregg is forced to act. What ensues is a battle like no other where Gregg is pushed to the very limits of hell and beyond in an effort to save the town… and the world!

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.