Chief Lazzara: So you're asking me to go off this theory you got about a white married male, who happens to be a father, living in the suburbs of Kritika County, who also happens to be your AA sponsor, which I might add has been secretly running around cramming objects, animals, and children up his asshole, then he somehow digests them, and he does this in sprees almost in serial killer fashion. Is that about it?
Detective Fox: ...Uh-huh.
Detective Fox: ...Uh-huh.
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Chip Gutchel is an ordinary office worker in Kritika County, Florida, who feels unfulfilled by his job and put-upon by his wife. This changes when he undergoes a routine rectal exam and realizes that he likes the sensation of his butthole being penetrated. So Chip soon starts shoving increasingly large objects up his ass. First it's common household items. Then it's small animals. And finally, Chip's impulses are so uncontrollable that eventually he puts a baby up in there.
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Butt Boy is a 2019 indie horror-comedy written and directed by Tyler Cornack, starring himself as the Villain Protagonist Chip and Tyler Rice as Russel B. Fox, the hard-nosed Cowboy Cop out to take him down.
This film contains examples of:
- The Alcoholic: Fox. We first meet him as a new member of Alcoholics Anonymous who ends up being sponsored by Chip. He falls off the wagon when he gets suspended.
- Ass Shove: The entire premise of the movie. It's Chip's modus operandi and gradually becomes his superpower.
- Bad Powers, Bad People: For as awful as Chip is, there really is no way to turn the power of an infinitely spacious asshole you can suck people inside from a distance into a good thing.
- Bittersweet Ending: Chip gets his comeuppance, and Fox manages to rescue his son from Chip's rectum — but he fails to save Andrew Lee before he's consumed by stomach medicine, his relationship with his ex-wife is still far beyond saving, and his son is a traumatized half-feral child who likely faces a long struggle to re-integrate into society.
- Bronson Canyon and Caves: The Bronson Caves, though augmented with CGI, were used as a filming location for the inside of Chip's rectum.
- Bungled Suicide: After abducting a young couple's infant son and shoving him up his ass, a guilt-stricken Chip attempts to commit suicide by hanging himself. Nine years later, it's revealed that he survived after the noose broke.
- Chekhov's Gunman: The baby in the park turns out to be Fox's son, leading to the investigation becoming a Roaring Rampage of Revenge for Fox.
- Cowboy Cop: Detective Russel Fox, a stereotypically hardnosed investigator who gets rough with suspects, has (downplayed) problems with authority, and takes it personally when he realizes that Chip attacked his infant son.
- Defeat Equals Explosion: Fox and his son escape from Chip's colon when gas builds up inside Chip and Fox triggers a lighter, causing Chip to explode.
- Did Not Get the Girl: Despite rescuing their long-lost child, Fox and his ex-wife don't romantically reconcile at the end.
- Driven to Suicide: Subverted. Chip is initially consumed with guilt after ass-shoving the baby in the park and attempts to hang himself, but it doesn't take when the noose snaps.
- Eldritch Location: Chip's colon. The inside is massive, time outside seems to move slower than it does inside, and particles of unknown substance float around like dust.
- Fetishes Are Weird: Chip's anal kink dehumanizes him as the movie continues. Reflecting this, he begins to talk less and more curtly when he does, making him seem more and more emotionless as his heinous acts pile up.
- Grief-Induced Split: Fox's baby disappears while at the park one day. Nine years and zero closure later, he's become an alcoholic and his ex-wife is expecting a child with her new man.
- Hope Spot: Fox finds both his son and Andrew, one of Chip's recent victims still alive inside of the villain's ass. He promises to get them both out of there, but can only make good on it for his child due to Chip downing some stomach medicine to try and kill them all when he finds out they're still alive.
- It's Personal: Fox's reaction when he learns that Chip shoved Fox's infant son up his ass nine years previously.
- Mood Dissonance: The film's humor comes from the outlandish premise (of a guy who shoves objects and eventually people up his ass, which turns out to be an Eldritch Location) being taken completely seriously by the characters as if it were a straight crime drama, with Fox's superior barely batting an eye when Fox explains his theory of how Chip attacks people.
- Out with a Bang: Chip experiences one last rectally-elicited orgasm before Fox blows him up at the end of the film.
- Power of the Void: Chip eventually gains the power to suck large objects into his ass — including the fully-grown Fox — even from distances away.
- Reduced To Rat Burgers: People and animals trapped in Chip's ass find themselves having to eat the man's fecal matter to survive.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: After learning the truth about his son's disappearance, Fox attempts to hunt Chip down with prejudice as a laser-tag during his son's birthday party.
- Serial Killer: Subverted. Chip is certainly played up as if he is one, but it's revealed that being shoved/sucked into Chip's colon doesn't actually kill the victims.
- Villain Protagonist: Chip is this. He starts off as an okay guy with a rectal kink, but his behavior quickly turns for the worse when he starts sucking animals and children up his ass, and becomes the greatest force to be defeated in the film.
- Villain with Good Publicity: In the final act of the film, Chip is hailed as a hero by the city after sucking Fox into his rectum, since he appears to have singlehandedly stopped a crazed man with a gun from shooting up a child's birthday party. The climactic finale takes place at an award ceremony where he's given a special citation for his actions.
- With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: Chip's ability to fit massive things up his ass becomes stronger as he acquires more victims, but he also becomes more willing to harm others. Chip's addiction also escalates as the film goes on, as he starts with objects, then animals, then children and eventually Fox.
- Womb Level: Eventually, Fox finds himself in Chip's colon, alongside the other victims.
