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Carolyn Beauchamp | ... |
Lydia
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Sean Bowen | ... |
Taylor
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Parker
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Kirkland
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Dottie
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Steven Crossley | ... |
Marshall
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Lorayn Lane Deluca | ... |
Maria
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Charles Kay-Hune | ... |
Hardwick
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Ara Romanoff | ... |
Cooney
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Brenda Brock | ... |
Kim
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Lisbeth Kaufman | ... |
Jingoistic Baby
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Lisa Petruno | ... |
Jennifer
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Alex Cserhart | ... |
Sean
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Aleida Harris | ... |
Nancy
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Mary Yorio | ... |
Laurie
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A small group of typical Tromaville citizens find themselves in the path of a terrorist army controlled by the power elite. The freedom of Tromaville and the world is at stake! Troma's War creates new kinds of heroes. A used car salesman, a handsome environmentalist, an obese junk-food gourmand, a seventy-year-old housewife, some sensational young women, a year old jingoistic baby and more sensational women all become deadly soldiers... Written by Anonymous
Thank God for troma! This is the epitome of low budget classic film making. Lloyd Kaufmen delivers the goods with TROMA'S WAR. GORE! GORE! GORE! NUDITY! AND it's funny to!
Troma is not known for it's big budgets but this one appears to have the biggest budget of any of their previous works. And you can tell that every dime went into the production.
Lloyd put together an impressive cast for this one, and introduced us to the great Joe Fleshieker (who returned in other Troma classics). The action is great. This is what we have coem to expect from Troma.
This is troma at it's best. I also recommend Toxic Avenger 1-3, Citizen Toxie, and Bloodsucking Freaks.
Jesse