Monthly Archives: March 2011

TROMA ENTERTAINMENT, an American independent film production and distribution company, announced it will launch a new ON DEMAND destination that will be available to COMCAST customers beginning March 25. 

The new TROMA CHANNEL ON DEMAND will bring COMCAST customers notable characters such as Toxie, Sgt. Kabukiman NYPD, Tromie the Nuclear Squirrel, Read more…

Shane Swenson, the beloved voice of Troma in Florida, has passed away. Donations to his family can be made at [email protected]

You’ve heard about it, you’ve read about it, you’ve dreamed about it….now you can have it. Direct from his mind to yours, Charlie Sheen’s narrative poem “A TALE OF TWO SISTERS” now available for pre-order in our studio store.  Pre-order this movie and save 25% during our storewide sale.

Watch Charlie Sheen’s Menstrual Moods  and Menstrual Moods: Part 2 on Troma’s Youtube channel!  FilmDrunk Covers Troma’s Charlie Sheen Shocker!  The DVD, A TALE OF TWO SISTERS, which is based on Charlie Sheen’s poetry and writings and narrated by the adonis himself, will soon be available in our store.  Check back for updates!

Scan this barcode with your iPhone or Android device to automatically add TROMADANCE 2011 to your calendar.

After a lengthy process of screening a record number of films, it was announced today by Tromadance Program Director Jonathan Lees that the Tromadance Selection Committee has chosen the following short films for the 12^th Annual Tromadance Film Festival (April 22-23, at the Showroom Theater in Asbury Park, NJ).   The selected features will be announced soon. Read more…

Tromadance was inspired by Trey Parker (South Park) and founded by Lloyd Kaufman (creator of The Toxic Avenger and President of Troma Entertainment) in order to offer film makers an alternative to the Hollywood run film festivals like Sundance, which charges film makers high fees with no guarantee of acceptance, Read more…

Check it out!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTOkFT7yw3w

Cyxork 7“– the dark indy satire, starring Ray Wise, is all about making a very bad sci-fi movie.  Wise plays Kommander 88, a faded super hero trying to rejuvinate his career in the Hollywood sequel jungle.  The star (Robo Cop, Twin Peaks, Good Night and Good Luck, Reaper) came aboard accepting scale salary, as he told Troma President Lloyd Kaufman, because he liked the script.  Co-written by John Huff and Andreas Kossak, Read more…