Seamus the Shameful is a young Irishman who is morbidly obese, as such, he’s ridiculed and told to “go to hell” by his classmates (Charlie Day, Idris Elba) but the fat man’s life changes for good, when he wishes to go to hell himself, and his wish comes true… Follow John Lloyd Cruz and Ron Perlman as they walk, jog, and stretch through hell all the while learning what it means to be in shape and love yourself!
James Gunn
Director
John Lloyd Cruz
Seamus the Shameful
Ron Perlman
Chuck Buffett
Josh Gad
Satan
Betty White
Grandma the Buffett Grandma
Charlie Day
Bobby the British Bully
Idris Elba
Goggy The Gritish Gully
Mai Fanglayan
Chinese Insert
Noel Domingo
Scrubs
Dean Ween
The Ghostfishmeister
Johnno Wilson
Johnno Smoochie Wilson
Robert Downey Jr.
Various Extras
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