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This collection of outrageous short films from Troma Films includes "The Nothing Deal," about LSD smugglers; "Reds Breakfast," involving a lovable serial killer; "Zitlover"--'nuff said; and "Harry Knuckles," an outrageous spy parody. Who needs Sundance and Slamdance when you have Tromadance? Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; bonus short "Deadbeats"; more.
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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
VERY INSPIRING COLLECTION OF HIT AND MISS SHORT FILMS. THE INLET INFO REALLY PUSHES THE IDEA OF MAKING YOUR OWN FILM. A GOOD PRICE FOR THIS GREAT COLLECTION AND THE ENCOURAGING TAKE ON INDEPENDENT CINEMA IS WONDERFUL, BURN HOLLYWOOD BURN, YES INDEED.
HOW WEIRD IT IS TO SEE MICK FOLEY PLAYING A THIRD PARTY COLLECTOR AND GETTING INTO AN ARGUMENT WITH A DEBTOR ON THE PHONE. FUN FOR EVERYONE.
BLIND, CRIPPLED OR CRAZY...GO BUY, NOW.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Troma's DVD showing off the best short films of their Tromadance film festival in 2000 is a great collection of shorts ranging from weird and twisted to downright hilarious. The three best are "Deadbeats" starring Mick Foley, "Family Dinner Party," and the docu-short "Please Kill Mr. Kinski." The worst one was "SPAG," an odd horror film you'll either love or hate. There are also notes about each movie as well as an episode of Troma's Edge and a few previews for some of Troma's own bloody spectaculars. This is a great DVD for those into the independent market.
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