Macon Blair’s ‘The Toxic Avenger’ Streams on Screambox This Week

After erasing over $15 million in medical debt with its theatrical run, The Toxic Avenger will stream exclusively on Screambox beginning this Thursday, January 8. Produced by The Toxic Avenger creator Lloyd Kaufman, the fresh take on Troma’s 1984 cult classic is written and directed by Macon Blair (I Don’t Feel at Home in This […]

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‘Vampire Zombies From Space’ Trailer – ’50s B-Movie Satire Invades Earth This Month

A send-up to the halcyon days of black-and-white creature features, Vampire Zombies… From Space! will invade Blu-ray and DVD on January 20 via ‎Cleopatra Entertainment. The campy sci-fi horror comedy draws inspiration from Mel Brooks, Ed Wood, and South Park, all of which are apparent in the batty trailer below. Canadian filmmaker Michael Stasko directs […]

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Lloyd Kaufman Hunts for Troma’s ‘Curse of the Weredeer’ in Promo Video [Exclusive]

Troma president Lloyd Kaufman ventures into the wilds of South Tromaville to promote Curse of the Weredeer in the exclusive introduction below. The video will be featured on the horror comedy creature feature’s Blu-ray release, due out in 2026. In the film, Randy and his friends embark on a backwoods bachelor party hunting trip they won’t soon […]

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‘Poultrygeist 2: Dawn of the Chicken Dead’ Teaser – Troma’s Fowl Sequel Hatches in 2026

You may have survived Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead, but you still aren’t ready for Poultrygeist 2: Dawn of the Chicken Dead. Watch the sequel’s teaser trailer below. As you might expect from a Troma production, it’s not safe for work. Plot details have yet to be revealed, but writer-director Mercedes the Muse is […]

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‘Kill Dolly Kill’ Fantastic Fest Review – A Mixed Bag of Campy Trash

While the theme of Fantastic Fest this year is occultism/Satanic panic, the “junior” theme of the fest could easily be The Wrath of Troma, given that the opening night film of the festival was the long-awaited remake of The Toxic Avenger (review) and the studio is also bringing us Heidi Moore‘s Kill Dolly Kill. It’s a micro-budget film […]

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Trick or Treat – ‘The Barn: Part II’ Trailer Takes the Slasher Franchise into the 1990s! [Exclusive]

This year, no one can stop the harvest. Now streaming on Bloody Disgusting and Cinedigm’s Screambox, 2016 horror movie The Barn (from Terror Films) was a retro throwback horror movie that took you back to 1989, and the Halloween horror movie is soon getting a follow-up sequel with, well, The Barn: Part II! The 1992-set sequel is currently in post-production […]

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The Chicken Uprising: Celebrating 15 Years of Troma’s ‘Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead’

Horror musicals are such a strange concept that, even as a huge fan, I still find it hard to believe that they exist in the first place. From Little Shop of Horrors to Repo! The Genetic Opera, audiences are surprisingly okay with singing along to tongue-in-cheek violence and creepy characters. Of course, not all horror […]

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Before ‘The Suicide Squad’ – ‘Tromeo and Juliet’ Set the Blueprint for James Gunn’s Absurd Humor and Lovable Characters

Roughly twenty-five years ago, two Shakespeare adaptations released only months apart from each other, both capturing a distinctly ’90s vibe at opposite ends of the spectrum. Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet appealed to mainstream tastes, while Troma’s Tromeo and Juliet delivered a much wilder adaptation that only Troma could. Tromeo and Juliet checks off the usual transgressive humor and […]

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