ADULT SWIM INTERVIEWS:  Troma Entertainment’s co-founder reflects on the movies movie that inspired him to be a filmmaker. Lloyd Kaufman is the man largely synonymous with Troma Entertainment, known for its creation and distribution of low-budget horror (and otherwise generally cheesy) flicks like Toxic Avenger and Poultrygeist. Read more…

Troma Entertainment Inc. is proud to announce the release of the “Dennis Woodruff Collection, Vol. 1”! For decades, Dennis Woodruff has worked as one of the last truly independent filmmakers and artists in Hollywood, Read more…

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Create an original video, upload it to YouTube and send us the link! The winner gets a Troma-licious grand prize!  Go to I Want My Troma! Contest on the Troma website for details.

Why Piracy is Good and Copyright Sucks: An Excerpt From “Sell Your Own Damn Movie!”

“The Book of Mormon Is The Best Musical of this Century” -The New York Times

Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s outrageous blockbuster musical “The Book Of Mormon” dominated the Tonys last night with nine victories, including in the categories for Best Musical, Best Original Score and Best Book of a Musical. If you can’t get tickets Read more…

Check out this cool contest for SELL YOUR OWN DAMN MOVIE.  Also check out Lloyd’s interview for SYODM  on FilmSchoolRejects.com

“Admit it, guys… we all love the Monster Hero! Bloody Disgusting does, I do and I’m pretty sure that each and every one of our dear readers do as well! Needless to say, I was psyched as all hell when the news about a first teaser trailer for Toxic Twins – the Atomic Hero’s fifth cinematic adventure – had surfaced from the rotten gutters of Tromaville.”  Read more…

Troma Entertainment, Inc. is proud to release the  trailer for the upcoming Lloyd Kaufman/Michael Herz Production “Father’s Day” by Astron-6.FATHER’S DAY hits theaters late this summer.  Stay tuned for updates and more information!

“What do you get when you drop a 98-pound weakling into a bubbling vat of toxic goo? Well, if you live in Tromaville, or inside Lloyd Kaufman’s happily twisted mind, the answer is a melted-faced and muscle-bound superhero who’d become known and loved as “Toxie.” Formerly a bullied geek named Melvin, Toxie wears a shredded tutu and wields a mop to clean up the violent thugs and criminal overlords who make Tromaville such a cess-pool. A bona fide cult classic, thanks to the winning mix of black humour and campy gore, this spawned three sequels, a kiddie cartoon and even a musical. Surely it’s only a matter of time before someone makes Kaufman an offer he can?t refuse, and A-listers start jostling for the remake role of Toxie.”