A homicidal maniac is on the loose in the city and the low-budget film crew of a Troma movie has the power to stop them.A homicidal maniac is on the loose in the city and the low-budget film crew of a Troma movie has the power to stop them.A homicidal maniac is on the loose in the city and the low-budget film crew of a Troma movie has the power to stop them.
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- TriviaThe end credits states, "A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO: The New York City Police Department, for their unstinting cooperation and invaluable help throughout every part of this production" In The Making of Terror Firmer, it shows the police clashing with the production on several instances (one of which involved the police revoking the crew's filming permit).
- GoofsCamera shadows are often seen throughout the film.
- Quotes
Larry Benjamin: Quiet! Quiet, quiet, quiet! What's going on here? I'm the director! I am the director! I'm not saying that because I'm on some kind of ego trip or on some kind of bullshit artistic vision! I'm telling you this because I've been directing ten-cent movies for 30 years and I think I know a little bit about what I am doing! And I know a little something about the world because I'm a 52-year-old manic asshole! It's a horrible world! Starvation, dismemberment, torture, rape, corn-holing... it's horrible out there, but it's worse here in the movie set! We have danger... and stupidity! I don't want someone dying on my set! If someone dies here, I'll blow my brains out and it will be your fault! My career will be over and it'll be your fault! Now, if I have to go around wiping your asses, just let me know. I'll just get some toilet paper and go around to each and every one of you wiping everyone asses. Do you want me to wipe your asses?
[everyone mumbles 'no']
Larry Benjamin: I don't believe you. But we'd better soldier on. Now, let's make some art!
- Crazy creditsLloyd Kaufman included Eli Roth's name in the credits as a joke, specifically because Eli turned down an offer to be in the film.
- Alternate versionsThe unrated director's cut runs 114 min. The heavily edited R-rated version runs 98 min.
- ConnectionsEdited from Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. (1990)
So, who should watch this thing? Well, gorehounds with an interest in crazy movies will enjoy it, Troma fans will enjoy it--that's almost a given. A unique film, however you look at it. Recommended strongly to curiosity seekers with a tolerance (or love) for weirdness, violence, gore, nudity, and independent film fans. 7/10
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- unakaczynski
- Nov 15, 2005
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- Budget
- $500,000 (estimated)
- Runtime2 hours 4 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1