The Good, the Bad, and the Subhumanoid Continuing two years after the events of Class of Nuke ‘Em High Part 2, our hero Roger Smith has become a father to a half human, half subhumanoid son. At only two years old, Adlai Smith is...
Read MoreThe story of the first superhero from New Jersey has come to its third installment. Once again Melvin Junko, Tromaville’s favorite hideously deformed monster hero of superhuman size and strength finds himself in a town with no...
Read MoreWhen we last saw the Toxic Avenger, the first superhero from New Jersey, he had just rid Tromaville of its corrupt mayor and police chief. After that, he went on to rid Tromaville of all crime and turn the town into a utopia...
Read MoreYes! It is finally happening. After thirty some odd years of being a cult classic, our favorite hideously deformed monster hero of superhuman size and strength is at long last getting the Hollywood treatment. Even though there...
Read MoreThis one gets gross. And lewd. And rude. And hilariously crude. The Subhumanoid Meltdown is in full swing at the Tromaville Institute of Technology thanks to the newly rebuilt nuclear power facility and only a budding reporter...
Read MoreBefore Trey Parker and Matt Stone found success with TV megahit South Park, they wrote, produced, directed and starred in this comedic musical which tells the tragic events surrounding Alferd Packer. Taking place in 1873, it...
Read MoreHe will take down a bad guy with a piece of deadly sushi. He will incapacitate a foe with a hail of sharpened chop sticks. He will fly through the air to drop an enemy. Who is this masked crusader in a kimono? It’s Sgt....
Read MoreIn 1597, William Shakespeare published one of the most endearing love stories ever written. Romeo and Juliet, the tale of two star-crossed lovers caught in the middle of a bitter rivalry between families that turn deadly. For...
Read MoreIn my quest to bring to you, dear reader, some of the most absurd and over-the-top films around, I have quickly discovered that not all of them can be winners. The problem most independent films face the most is that of money....
Read MoreIf you’ve read my other reviews of Troma’s movies, you know how crazy things can get in these films. You should be used to how over-the-top these films are by now. If this is your first foray into the world of trash cinema, you...
Read MoreIn 1988, Troma released their answer to all of the over-the-top action flicks of the eighties. Troma’s War has big guns with seemingly infinite amounts of ammunition, terribly overacted bad guys, and a dastardly plot that when...
Read MoreIn 1986, after the success of the Toxic Avenger came Troma’s cautionary tale about a high school that sits next door to a nuclear power facility. When a toxic waste leak poisons the water supply going into Tromaville High...
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