All of the world’s probiotics and Ryze coffee drinks may not be enough to save you from a shit stained nightmare – especially when there are deadly gators popping up in the bathroom at your private home.

Unfortunately, in the very fun Sewar Gators (2022), the residents of a small Louisiana town learn this sad fact the hard way. Thus, after a drunken ne’er do well is practically swallowed whole after a trip to the john, frazzled Sheriff Mitchell (Kenny Bellau) must try to convince his town’s unyielding mayor about the danger at hand. Of course, even the arrival of a determined alligator expert (Marion Pages) does little to change the oblivious official’s mind and soon a variety of townsfolk have viciously expired. 

Nicely, writer-director Paul Dale works with a true understanding of how powerful the ridiculous can be when done correctly. Utilizing Dollar Tree props and such absurd scenarios as the banishment of a large reptile via a voodoo doll, he creates an over-the-top winner here.

Despite the low budget and an occasional lack of experience, the cast here is always appropriately natural or assuredly broad depending upon the situation at hand, as well. Bellau, in particular, wins the audience over with a subdued ease.

Overall, fans of Jaws and The Asylum’s multiple nature-gone-wild projects will definitely find much to enjoy here.