Deet N Bax Save Th' World

Deet and Bax are lifelong buddies running a hapless weed operation, scraping by while dreaming of bigger things. When Amanda, posing as a customer, asks for help to get closer to a South American drug cartel, the pair unwittingly become part of her sting. Misunderstandings pile up as Deet and Bax fumble through meetings, disguises, and adrenaline-fueled mistakes, and their small-time schemes pull them into clashes with cartel players and an eccentric billionaire who has his own strange interests. The film keeps the tone light, leaning on slapstick and stoner humor, and the story is driven by friendship, bad timing, and a string of escalating mishaps rather than any serious crime thriller beats. It leans into silliness and small stakes.

Released in 2015, the indie comedy was written and directed by creators Diablo Dean and Chris Baier. Jason Mewes headlines as Deet, supported by Craig Michaelson and Weston Cage, and the film circulated mainly through limited screenings and digital platforms.

Commercial figures weren't widely reported, and the movie didn't have a major theatrical rollout. It earned limited attention at small festivals and online, leaving box office details scarce and the picture largely overlooked in mainstream market reporting and trade publications.

Audience and critic response was tepid, reflected in a 4.8/10 vote average from a handful of reviewers. Viewers who like stoner buddy comedies may enjoy the goofy chemistry between Mewes and Michaelson. Themes focus on loyalty, mishap, and the absurdity of amateur criminal schemes, and lighthearted slapstick moments throughout too.

Although it didn't break into mainstream culture, the film has a niche appeal among fans of stoner comedies and Jason Mewes. A few online reviews and social posts keep it alive as a cult curiosity for viewers seeking offbeat, low budget humor rather than polished studio fare or wide release.