Flush is coming. Not the toilet. The film. A French horror comedy so aggressively weird it’s already making people check their bathroom locks. Directed by Grégory Morin — yes, the same guy behind Ultimate Zombie Feast, this one’s set entirely inside a squat toilet. That’s not a metaphor. It’s a literal hole in the ground. And R. Jonathan Lambert’s character, Luke, has his head stuck in it. He’s a middle-aged cocaine addict who tried to win back his ex at a shady club. Now he’s trapped, surrounded by danger: a rat with a drug habit, dealers who don’t care if he lives, and a plumbing situation that defies physics. The trailer drops the viewer straight into the chaos. No setup, no breathing room. Just grossness, panic, and absurdity. Dark Sky Films will release it direct-to-VOD in the US on October 9, 2026. No theatrical rollout. No wide release. Just… online. And yet, somehow, it’s already trending. People are calling it ‘the most disturbing thing they’ve seen this year.’ Others say it’s hilarious. One fan said, ‘I laughed so hard I almost choked.’ Another: ‘I need therapy after 30 seconds.’ The film premiered at Fantasia 2025, where it earned cult buzz. Whether it’ll cross over beyond genre fans remains to be seen. But for now, the internet’s obsessed with a man’s head in a hole. And honestly? We’re not sure we want to know what happens next.