Monthly Archives: October 2011

” FATHER’S DAY is a modern masterpiece of bad taste.”   “FATHER’S DAY should not be missed.” – AIN’T IT COOL NEWS

See Troma’s Newest Film FATHER’S DAY! Most important: BUY TICKETS (support the festival and the filmmakers) here: http://tktwb.tw/tad11-fday-tix

Advance tickets are just $13 but sales close Thursday at midnight, then available at door from 5pm on Friday. AFTER PARTY (included in ticket price) from 11.30pm!

“A delight for SFX and gore fans.”  “Inverts the gender dynamic of the rape-revenge film” – Kiva Reardon, The TORONTOist

Please visit the new Father’s Day website.

‘Troma is Spanish For Troma’ will be screened in Buenos Aires (Argentina) inside the BUENOS AIRES ROJO SANGRE FILM FESTIVAL!! on October 27th at 4 PM Sala 6.
More info: http://rojosangre.quintadimension.com/

“Holy shit! What else is there to say?  We have been tracking the progress of “Father’s Day” since the trailer was commissioned by Troma to become a full movie over a year ago. Now it is finally completed, and after building our hopes and expectations for way too long, the finished product surpasses them all. The locations are amazing, the gore is brutal, the twists in the story are well-placed, and the gags are hilarious.”  Read more….

Troma’s new theatrical film, FATHER’S DAY, is set to open on Friday, Jan. 13th, 2012! Now available at AFM!

” A delight for SFX and gore fans!”  – Kiva Reardon, The TORONTOist
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Troma’s latest masterpiece, Father’s Day, is now scheduled for release on Friday, January 13, 2012.

Father’s Day will be available at AFM.To set up a meeting at our office in Suite  #708 at the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel during the upcoming AFM, please email Director of Troma Team Video and Distribution, Matt Manjourides ([email protected])  the two best times you are available so that we may arrange something as soon as possible.

Troma Entertainment, Inc. is proud to announce that Troma’s CLASS OF NUKE ‘EM HIGH franchise will have a new installment filmed in Spain with a Spanish cast and crew, Read more…

Troma Entertainment’s theatrical classics, Class of Nuke ‘Em High and Poultrygeist, are now in negotiation to be remade as mainstream, big-budget productions, following deals for the remake
of The Toxic Avenger, which will be produced by Akiva Goldsman and directed by Steven Pink (Hot Tub Time Machine), and Troma’s Mother’s Day, which has just been remade by Brett Ratner (X-Men, Tower Heist).

The original Class of Nuke ‘Em High,  directed by Richard W. Haines and Troma President Lloyd Kaufman in  1986, tells how a radioactive leak in the Tromaville Nuclear Plant  contaminates the marijuana consumed by the students in Tromaville High School. It sold about 500,000 copies just in the US, becoming a cult hit nearly as successful as Troma classics The Toxic Avenger and Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D.

Originally released in 2006, Poultrygeist follows Arbie, a young man trying to win back his ex-girlfriend Wendy by getting a job at the same New Jersey fried chicken fast-food restaurant where she works. Unbeknownst to Arbie and the other employees, however, the restaurant is located on sacred Indian burial grounds, which brings hordes of demonic chickens to attack everyone in the vicinity.Entertainment Weekly called Poultrygeist “as savage as Dawn of the Dead, as slapstick nutzoid as Evil Dead 2… an exploitation movie with soul.

“We got a chance to meet Lloyd Kaufman who was at the TROMA booth at NYCC 2011. In the video he gives us an update on everything happening in the world of TROMA including a Toxic Avenger update. Hear what he has to say and watch a master in marketing at work. “

NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE OF

“MR. BRICKS: A HEAVY METAL MURDER MUSICAL“

Saturday, October 15th at the Dome Theater

Artisphere – 1101 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA

At the Sitges Film Festival, the world premiere of Mr. Bricks will share a program with an award ceremony for Italian horror director Luigi Cozzi (“Alien Contamination”) and a retrospective on Jean ollin, among some other very cool films and events!  Sitges 2011: Brigadoon Selection To Honor Past And Present Genre Filmmakers.