Terror Firmer

Name: Terror Firmer
Genre: Horror, Comedy
Released: October 29, 1999
Rating: 24

1999

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TERROR FIRMER

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Troma Entertainment | Release Date: October 29, 1999

Summary: The crew on a low budget movie has the power to stop a homicidal maniac on the loose.

Director: Lloyd Kaufman

Genre(s): Horror, Comedy

Rating: Unrated

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Dallas Observer - Scott Kelton Jones

A blender full of all the juicy nuggets that define Troma films: monsters, mayhem, syrupy bloodletting and gooey head-squishing, transgender mutilations, loads of bad acting by complete freaks, and even more pointless nudity by attractive and unattractive people alike. Read full review

Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas

More entrails, more bare bosoms, more R-rated sex, more flatulence, more mayhem, more brutality and more violence. But it adds up to less and less. Read full review

The New York Times - A.O. Scott

Couldn't be more artless. Read full review

New York Post - Jonathan Foreman

Occasionally amusing, extremely gross, but mostly tedious. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine - Maitland McDonagh

Is there anything more irritating than an exploitation filmmaker with self-referentiality on the brain? Read full review

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G.N.

Oct 26, 2005

TROMA WILL RULE THE EARTH!!!

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McCorpse

Sep 23, 2013

terror firmer is a hysterical gore/sleezefest from beginning to end. Its pure troma entertainment. The movie for me didn't rank up there with tromas best but it is far from their worst. It was an enjoyable experience. As usual the dvd contains the best special features on the market in aterror firmer is a hysterical gore/sleezefest from beginning to end. Its pure troma entertainment. The movie for me didn't rank up there with tromas best but it is far from their worst. It was an enjoyable experience. As usual the dvd contains the best special features on the market in a category that troma never cheaps out on!… Expand

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JohnR1985

Oct 15, 2013

Troma is the worst excuse for an entertainment company in existence. Anyone who has a brain could come up with this crap. Just throw in some sex, gore, and cheesy effects and you have a Troma film. Oh and a storyline that has potential, but is completely drowned it out.

Troma hasTroma is the worst excuse for an entertainment company in existence. Anyone who has a brain could come up with this crap. Just throw in some sex, gore, and cheesy effects and you have a Troma film. Oh and a storyline that has potential, but is completely drowned it out.

Troma has basically making the same film for the past 40 years. Same gore and guts, sex and nudity, and cheap gags and cheesy effects. Throw in a storyline that'll just get drowned out and that's it. Same thing Troma has been doing for the best 40 years. Oh and bad acting, don't forget the bad acting. The acting is so bad that I can't even take their movies seriously.

But their fans love them and hail Lloyd Kaufman as God. Personally, I just can't see Troma as that good. The way. I seem them, they're just a mediocre independent film company with a small cult following. And that's probably all they'll… Expand

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