Ridiculous Infomercial Review Blog

One of the all time great knock-down, drag-out TV infomercial feuds has broken out. I’ve written about it before but now I’ve found the video so that everyone can see this crap-fight for themselves.

The original version of the Almighty Cleanse infomercial contains an infamous scene in which Danny Vierra identifies himself as a “Christian health evangelist” and then goes through the Old and New Testaments citing passages he believes endorse various types of “purifying and cleansing” cures. Contrary to what many people assume, Danny Vierra never says on the infomercial that colon cleansing itself is in the Bible nor that the entire formula for his product is found in the pages of the Scripture. He does, however, say that the same kind of clay Jesus used to heal the blind man is an ingredient in The Almighty Cleanse!

I’ve written more about this scene in my full review of the Almighty Cleanse infomercial.

Well, Klee Irwin—the craggily face of the Dual Action Cleanse colon cleaning formula—wasn’t going to let that go unchallenged! In his newest infomercial, Klee Irwin and host Dr. James Chappell clearly talk trash about Danny Vierra, although they never outright name him or his product:

For a lot more on Klee Irwin calling out Danny Vierra, see my full review of the Dual Action Cleanse 2 infomercial.

I’ve put up a brand new infomercial review. The Myotron Pulse Wave infomercial was the most absurd infomercial I’ve seen and Santo Gold was the strangest infomercial I’ve seen. But the infomercial for The Almighty Cleanse with Danny Vierra has to be the grossest infomercial I’ve ever seen!

Like the Dual Action Cleanse infomercial, the Almighty Cleanse sells a colon cleansing product. But creator Danny Vierra goes a lot further verbally and visually than Klee Irwin was willing to go. This is a truly craptacular infomercial! Check it out: Almighty Cleanse.