Black Mama, White Mama
Several sweaty babes land in the Womens Rehabilitation Center of a far away tropical island of questionable political stability. The gal with the most attitude […]
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Die, Monster, Die!
It’d been more than 30 years since the great James Whale, as legend tells, first approached Boris Karloff at the Universal commissary to ask him […]
Coffy
Also see The Films of Jack Hill Pam Grier stars as a nurse fed up with the police department’s inaction in her community — one that’s […]
Terror Firmer
This is, by far, THE sickest, most disgusting, gratuitously-vulgar, stomach-turning, grossly-offensive movie I’ve ever had the uneasy pleasure of watching — again and again and […]
The Toxic Avenger
It’s the film that truly launched Troma Entertainment — now the world’s oldest independent movie studio. Filmmakers Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz had made a […]
Troma’s War
If there’s such a thing as a Troma masterpiece, both studio founders Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz agree it very well might be Troma’s War […]
Lloyd Kaufman
Greetings from Tromaville March 2, 2001 Lloyd Kaufman, the 30-year veteran of 10-cent movies and gentleman scholar, talks Troma in this exclusive interview. OK, so […]
Dracula vs. Frankenstein
Also see The Films of Al AdamsonAlso see Secrets of B-Moviemaking How’s THAT for a title!? If only the flick were as interesting. Still, it’s the swan […]
Urban Legends: Final Cut
Roman numerals used to be so hip. Somehow or another, they were supposed to make serial filmmaking seem more sophisticated. "You liked that? Well, here’s […]
Foxy Brown
Also see The Films of Jack Hill She’s the Queen of Blaxploitation — a genre largely born from the thirst of inner-city audiences for movies […]